Editorial: More Praying Is Our Need
The Sun urges greater prayer in homes schools and churches arguing religious devotion strengthens national morals. It defends daily prayer in New York public schools despite Supreme Court opposition and calls for constitutional amendment to overturn the ruling.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Navy York
New York
U.S. Congress
Supreme Court
Hyde Park
Board of Regents
Hugo Black
Stewart
Bacteria Resistance to Antibiotics Mystery Unfolds
CHICAGO RP A scientist from Cornell University Medical College describes autopsy-like study of germs under an electron microscope to learn how some bacteria resist antibiotics. He notes that resistant strains may block drug penetration or damage to the nucleus, guiding future antibiotic design. A Chicago orthopedist also warns against excess vitamin A slowing bone growth in rare cases.
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Chicago
A_ young
George B. Jean
Cornell University Medical College
New York City
Chapman
American Medical Association
Charles N. Pease
Pease
Baytown Newspaper Editorial Masthead Disclosed
The Baytown Texas publication lists editor and publisher names, managing editor role, office staff, circulation and retail management, and subscription rates. It notes a national representative group and post office designation as a second class matter under federal act.
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Recusseve
Sreses
Severeee
Baytown
Texas
How Do You Stand Sir by Washington conservatives rise against Communism
Washington argues that the Communist menace drives a surge in conservative activity in the 1960s. He compares it to defeating Nazis, cites Marx’s definition of capitalism, and urges Americans to embrace Washington, Jefferson, Adams, and Burke. The piece frames religion and a just social order as keys to resisting totalitarianism and preserving freedom.
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Jefferson
John Adams
Edmund Burke
America
Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
Detroit visit reveals a note from an Athletic Club member on a Mazatlan fishing trip warning against prowling for fish and a 14 foot boa named Julius kept as a pet. Julius sits in a lobby chair, scaring visitors and prompting curious anecdotes from newcomers and staff.
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Detroit
Athletic Club
Mazatlan
Mexico
Julius
TODAY'S GRAB BAG AND FOLK OF FAME QUIZ
A collage of trivia prompts asks about former Chinese Turks, British Lords eligibility for women, the Schipperke animal, Italian cities once governed by a doge, and the Dorchester Heights location. It presents a Laotian royalist leader and a Premier turned power, with birthday shoutouts and a playful quiz tone.
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House of Lords
Dorchester Heights
Labor, politics, and piracy in wartime unions and Guiana
Washington column chronicles Arthur Goldberg from child labor to labor leader and OSS link to a European sabotage network. It questions today’s labor leaders who back featherbedding, contrasts John L. Lewis and Roosevelts era with modern unions, and links press, rail, and airline cost pressures to newsroom and industry woes. It then reports State Department views on Cheddi Jagan of British Guiana, noting past strong Communist ties and U.S. aid debates amid eventual moves toward independence.
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Arthur Goldberg
Chicago
Russia
Arthur
Goldberg
United States
Uncle Sam
OSS
Europe
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Holland
Hitler
Labor
George Meany
Walter Reuther
Joe Keenan
Pan American
Eastern Airlines
John L. Lewis
Franklin Roosevelt
Blody Mingo County
W. Va
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John L
Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
State Department
British Guiana
Cheddi Jagan
West Virginia
Harry Hoffman
South America
U.S
Jagan
People’s Progressive Party
United Front
PPP
Jegan
International Publishers
Communist Party
Janet
Janet Rosenberg Jagan
Janetagan
Paul Robeson
Cheddi
England
Hed
Hungary
Red China
Rumania
Ussr
Yugoslavia
Jagans
Castro
Cuba
Peoples Progressive Party
Tom Stacey
Sunday Times of London
Guiana
Petitioners Seek Peaceful Night From Courthouse Carillon
About 20 residents in Doylestown ask county commissioners to reduce the Overpeck Memorial Carillon atop the new courthouse. They say it rings every quarter hour, 13 hours daily, and is distracting and nerve wracking. They request half hour chimes, stop at 5 p.m. instead of 9 p.m., and morning Sunday ringing. The commissioners took the matter under advisement.
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Doylestown
Bible Verses From Old Testament and Gospel
Verses quoted include Matthew 10 14 and Deuteronomy 31 6 urging resilience and trust. The snippets present guidance on mission, dismissal, and divine accompaniment. The tone echoes moral instruction emphasizing courage, faith, and not fearing opponents.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Puzzle lists across and down clues with mixed topics including Applauds boundary Roman official and many others. Entries hint at common crossword answers from varied categories and languages with several incomplete fragments and potential errors.
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Oregon Capital
Imaginative play shocks bridge clash in tournament hand
West opens four hearts a bold preempt. North-South hold balance. six spades set by declarer for down one. Ehrenbach as East shows daring misdirection, ending South in trouble as imagination flips the outcome.
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West Worth
Aer of Heerts
West
South
North
Jack Hhrlenbach
Los Angeles
Declarer
Hast
Ehrenbach
East
Des ¢Elarer
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