Editorial on New Version Of The Bible Translation
The article reviews a modern Protestant translation of the New Testament published by Oxford and Cambridge University Presses. It notes 1 million copies expected worldwide with 250000 en route to the U S and Canada and discusses panel work led by Rev C H Dodd and language changes from the King James Version. It weighs readability against preserving literary beauty and cites changes to terms and phrases. It concludes that despite simplification the translation loses some original beauty and that the Bible remains uniquely exquisite compared with other works.
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William Shakespeare
Letter to the Sun editor on school bus concerns
A school bus driver writes to the Sun praising discipline on buses and urging parental understanding. She argues drivers face duties balancing safety with student behavior, questions complaints about overcrowding, and cites the need for awareness of emergency vehicles. Signed by Mrs Hattie Garrison and other bus staff.
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Baytown Sun details and masthead oddities
The Baytown Sun masthead fragment lists staff roles and offices in Baytown Texas and notes advertising, circulation, and mailing details. It includes names such as Fred Hartman Tim Boone Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson and mentions editors, managers, and rates, with a post office registration date and a March 8 1879 act reference.
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Fred Hartman
Tim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
T. Bowling
Irish envoy tale helps Ireland join United Nations
Drew Pearson recounts how Ireland gained UN admission after a chance encounter in New York with Molotov. Billy Sullivan of Washington State argued Ireland was nonimperial and deserved support, leading to Moscow removing objections. Sullivan will visit the Pope and Ben-Gurion after. The piece inserts Kennedy officials with Irish ties and notes Eisenhower’s peaceful handover on decisions.
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Ben-Gurion
Israel
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Trish
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Connally
Gilpatrick
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McMurrin
Robert McNamara
First Presbyterian Church
Ann Arbor
Mich
George
Food For Peace
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Charles Murphy
Duke University
John Connally
Navy
Roswell Gilpatrick
Defense
Marble Collegiate Church (Reformed
New
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A humorous tidbit recalls a secretary’s brief stint with a irascible boss after dictating ten letters and asking to garble them. James Thurber shares a tale of two Alaskans enjoying a Maine summer, thanking locals for Southern hospitality.
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Bennett Cerf
James Thurber
Maine
Famed French Revolution figure linked to Notre Dame temple of Reason
Folklore puzzle asks for a notorious French Revolution figure who served in Paris at the outbreak, was fired for theft, edited Pere Duchesne, led mobs into prisons in September 1792, and helped transform Notre Dame into a temple of Reason before clashing with Danton and Robespierre.
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Pere Duchesne
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Notre Dame
Danton
Robespierre
Young Revolution Figure Driven by Robespierre Attacks
Central Press writer NAN JONES prompts readers to name a French Revolution figure who, at 19, risked his mother’s valuables to reach Paris, published The Spirit of the Revolution, and at 25 became a deputy to the Convention. He led attacks on Robespierre before sharing his fate on the guillotine in 1794.
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Kennedy changes in news conferences show wandering answers
Washington AP reports President Kennedy’s press conferences drift into less precise, more relaxed delivery. The writer notes Kennedy sometimes leaves sentences hanging yet often offers direct responses when weighed against the issues, crediting his thorough prep and attention to details.
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Musicals to Highlight TV Next Week in Broad Schedule
AP TV critic previews a busy week with conflicts between Bergman and Crosby Chevalier Monday night. NBC Telethon Much Ado About Music opens the week, with CBS and ABC airing competing programs and theatre music highlights across seven days.
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NEW York (Ap
Ingrid Bergman
Bing Crosby
Maurice Chevalier
NBC Tonight
Shakespeare
John Gielgud
New York Philharmonic
CBS
Ed Sullivan
Alan Jay Lerner
Frederick Loewe
Julie Andrews
Richard Burton
Robert Goulet
NBC
Hong Kong
David Brinkley
Shirley Booth
ABC
Oldest US natural science academy founded in 1812
The Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia, established in 1812 by John Spearman, a druggist, claims the title of the oldest scientific institution of its kind in the United States.
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John Speakman
United States
California or Florida for winter farming folk
BABSON PARK Mass. A business forecast weighs California versus Florida for snowy Central West farmers. California offers vast resources and big business potential but high prices, while Florida promises milder winters, oil prospects in the past but limited current fuel power, and a surplus of small homes.
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Sunniland
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Controversy Over Four Diamonds In Bridge Problem
In Know Your Bridge, experts debate a match point problem. With Routh, North South vulnerable, the hand invites four diamonds, pass, or three hearts. Fishbein favors four diamonds, Field sees cold seven hearts, Kahn prefers pass, Remey bets three hearts citing slam risks and kibitzers.
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Vane
Field
Kahn
Aense
South
Agate
O'Vermark
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Mixed in One Puzzle
A compact crossword puzzle list offering across and down clues across varied topics. Includes definitions for terms such as raiment, triumph, and nautical measures, with numerous nationality and place references mixed in.
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