Squabbling Over Urban Church Renewal Targets
Editorial notes the challenge of downtown churches losing members to suburbs and cites Park Street Congregational in Boston as a thriving example. It highlights the United Presbyterian Church General Assembly action to fund urban renewal with a 1.2 million dollar minimum for a new urban ministry, urging broader church involvement in urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park St. Congregational Church
Boston
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Federal aid to education shows strings attached
Supporters claim federal dollars come with no strings but records from the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and various cases show otherwise. They cite examples across Virginia Tennessee Illinois Minnesota Alabama and Nebraska where Office of Education directives shape curriculum administration wages and classroom operations tied to subsidies. The 1942 Wickard v Filburn ruling is cited to argue legal backing for government regulation of subsidized activities.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
U. S. Office of Education
U. S. Commissioner of Education
Quantico
Office of Education
Guidance and Counseling Institute
Nashville, Tenn
Peari
Ill
Hamal
Minn
Selma
Ala
Norfolk
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Wickard
Filburn
Griffin publisher launches May savings bond drive
In Griffin Georgia Quimby Melton 71 publisher of the Griffin Daily News proposed a national confidence in Uncle Sam unlimited campaign urging residents to buy U S savings bonds during May. Griffin residents invested over four times April totals and Washington cabinet members sent checks.
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Griffin
Quimby Melton
Griffin Daily News
U. S
Uncle Sam
Unlimited
Griffin Folk
Washington
Melton
83rd Infantry Division 15th annual reunion in Cleveland
The 83rd Infantry Division known as the Thunderbolt Division is conducting a nationwide search for about 30 000 former members scattered across the country. The 15th annual reunion will be in Cleveland Ohio August 17 18 19 at Hotel Manager with planned program and speakers. Former members are urged to contact national secretary Harry Lockwood at 43 Oakland Avenue Jersey City New Jersey.
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83Rd Infantry
Thunderbolt
Maine
83Rd
Cleveland
Ohio
Hotel
Manger
Harry Lockwood
Oakland Avenue
Jersey City
N. J
German expellees seek homeland restoration in West Germany
Two German private citizens visit Washington to urge reunification of all Germans under nonviolent means. They describe 12 million East Germans in West Germany, the Refugee Party’s role, and the limits of international support, noting deep ties to freedom from Communist rule.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Germany
Berlin
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Egbert Otto
Association of Fast Prussia
Wilhelm Hoffman
Association of
East Prussia
Poland
Pomerania
Oder River
Baltic Sea
Silesia
Saxony
Thuringia
Brandenburg
Mecklenburg
Freedom
Refugee Party
Bundestag
East Germany
West Germany
Rous
German Federal Republic
Herr Hoffman
Palestine
Herr Otto
Britain
France
Arthur W. Radford
Dean Acheson
GNP surge surprises as national income rises
Americans face higher living costs while GNP climbs to 515 billion dollars from the prior quarter. President Kennedy notes stronger output aided by inventory buildup and government spending. Despite joblessness and part time work, factory gains and wage increases point to brighter days ahead amid inflation anxieties.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Kennedy
Berlin
Wife's memory haunts husband in surreal dream
New York columnist HAL BOYLE riffs on wifes memory in a comic dream where his wife remarries an elephant. He contrasts her total recall with a husbands select forgetfulness, recalling a headlining concert night and tour dates with playful, nongraphic gibes about lives on stage and domestic memory.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Frances
Jumbo
Word Portrait of a Dissatisfied Woman by Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett presents a satirical portrait of shifting male behavior after marriage. The piece contrasts the partner's pre marriage ambitions and social energy with post marriage withdrawal, possessiveness, and unwillingness to accept criticism, highlighting changes in personality.
Builders Pass the Buck
Paul Harvey exposes widespread bribery in building permits and codes. From plans approved by clerks to inspectors, union officials, and superintendents, payoffs slip into every stage of New York and national construction. The piece urges modernizing codes to end corruption and restore rule by law.
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The
Wall Street Journal
New York City
Chicago
New York
City Hall
East
Great Wall
China
General Features Corp
Elephants Recall Winter Past In Biddeford Dream
Aired inside notes reveal a humorous Biddeford newspaper page with a man recounting a dream about elephants and memory. The tale unfolds with Frances lamenting her memories and Jumbo playfully recalling events, ending with a waking jab about forgetfulness.
Poem Reflections On Moon Above From Day At Trull Hospital
The piece notes a poet’s gaze at the full moon and celestial bodies traced by God and wonders if humans should invade outer space. It contrasts divine creation with mankind’s drive to astonish and imitate the Master Hand, ending by naming Trull Hospital and Lucy W Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Space
Outer Space
Solomon
Free Expression Letter on Wilson and War Policy
Sincerely Franklin Hichborn argues that Wilson shifted US policy toward entering foreign wars to "make the world safe for democracy." He notes Bryan’s removal, Morgan loan concerns, and claims the nation followed entangling alliances, leading to global conflicts and a spread of communism.
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Woodrow Wilson
England
France
Germany
Washington
Europe
Thomas Jefferson
Wilson
Republic
William Jennings Bryan
Morgan Banking Company of
New York
State Department
Bryan
Great Britain
Austria
E. Mandell House
Congress
Franklin Hichborn
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue List for 58 to 60
A compact enumeration of crossword clues and definitions arranged by numbers from 58 through 60 across and down entries. It includes vessel types charges athletic teams and historical terms. geographic places and notable names are present in fragmentary form for solver reference.
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Cicero
William F. Gilroy
Eichmann
Fuehrer
Washington News
Free Germany
Business Mirror
Boyle
Omaha
Kansas City
Ruth Millett
Paul Harvey News
Paul Harvey
Biddeford
Race Journal
Adams Street
Paw Casavant
T J. Mahoney
Associated Press
Trull Hospital
Lucy W. Day
People’s Forum
Bran
Milwaukee
Yankee Stadium
Teramo
Italy
Rougette
Brooklyn
Detroit
Georgia Peach
Baltimore
Coi
Cincinnati
Spain
Spewak
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