Lustre of Witherspoon in name paled by giants
By Tom Henshaw, Religion Writer, recounts John Witherspoon a Presbyterian minister who signed the Declaration of Independence and influenced American clergy and politics. It notes his role at the College of New Jersey, his fights for civil and religious liberty, and his sermons to Princeton students before the Declaration.
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American Economy Cars To Be Bigger Next Year
Detroit reports American automakers plan larger next year models with growth over today’s compact lines. Ford works on a small car project developed from Germany with a possible 96 inch wheelbase and US release likely in 1962. names such as Sigma Three and Cardinal appear in development chatter. The Rambler American leads current compact offerings at 100 inch wheelbase and $1795 price, while the Falcon, Corvair, and Lark vary in weight and length.
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Soviet Automation Show Stuns Western Observers
Western experts toured the Soviet Institute of Automation and Telemachinery in Moscow and voiced astonishment at its progress. They cited well-optimizing systems and pneumatic computing instruments as advances unseen in the West, with MIT as the only near rival.
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Truman's last stunt reshapes Dem nominating race
Analysis notes Truman's late swoop into 1960 Democratic planning. He backs Symington, hints he may skip the Los Angeles convention, fueling talks of Kennedy Johnson deals. Roosevelt's mixed signals linger as party factions jockey for position before the first ballots.
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Civil War shell found in back yard in New Iberia
Mrs Freddie Estillette discovered a live Civil War artillery shell in her back yard while turning over soil near Bayou Teche. The shell bore the date Oct 36 1861. Demolition crews at the New Iberia Naval Auxiliary Air Station deactivated the device Wednesday.
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