Thought for Evening and British Diplomacy Compared
Editorial compares British critiques of U S policy in Southeast Asia with historic European diplomacy. It argues British caution in the 1930s enabled Nazi aggression, suggesting America needs firmer action now rather than relying on cautious diplomacy. The piece warns against overreliance on past British prudence.
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Bruce Biossat
U. S
Southeast Asia
Asia
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Winston Churchill
Hitler
Mussolini
Ethiopa
Munich
Rhineland
Winston
Paris
London
Austria
Czechoslovakia
The People to People Program Aims to Build Global Understanding
The five year old private initiative links labor, agriculture, industry, arts and sciences, municipalities and civic groups with counterparts worldwide. Government support exists but funds and direction come from private sources, reflecting trust in people driven ties over official motives. Jet travel accelerates exchanges, boosting international travel for business, education, culture, and mutual understanding.
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Free World
Question on Federal role in financing public schools
The Council of State Chambers of Commerce raises questions about adding the federal government as a full partner with states and localities in funding public schools. Eugene F. Rinta questions the claim that federal aid would raise teacher salaries and notes the likelihood it would substitute for state and local funding instead.
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Congress
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Senate
Eugene F. Rinta
Council
Riita
Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
Washington weighs Latin America post in stalled State Office
Washington dispatch notes the State Department Latin American desk lacks clear leadership as five candidates for assistant secretary of state for Latin American affairs remain undecided. Names include Clark Kerr and Carl Spaeth, with Morrison a dark horse. Two top candidates, Theo dore Achilles and Lincoln Gordon, refused the job, leaving an urgent need for a qualified, experienced leader before July meetings in Montevideo.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
U. S. State Department
Latin America
Clark Kerr
Stanford University
Kerr
Stanford
Massachuusetts
John F. Kennedy
U. S
Organization of American States
Carl Spaeth
Yale
Rhodes
Dartmouth
Stanford Law School
Spaeth
Foreign Service
Nelson Rockefeller
Spruille Braden
Juan Peron
deLesseps Morrison
New Orleans
New Orleans Free Trade Center
Theodore €. Achilles
Peru
State Department
New “Special Crisis
Lincoln Gordon
Harvard
Adolph A. Berle
White House
Gordon
Berle
Arthur M. Schelsinger Jr
Kennedy
Conference of Economic Ministers
Montevideo
Uruguay
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Alliance For Progress
May boosts business as recovery shows momentum
May's business gains point to a continuing recovery with stronger steel demand and rising construction spending. Auto labor talks loom, vacations may curb output, but manufacturing and inventories help offset a typical summer slowdown. Unemployment shows modest improvement, and personal incomes rise, supporting outdoor spending.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Boyle's Column These the TV cowpokes
New York AP column by HAL BOYLE collects humorous quotes from a television cowboy star about on set mishaps and in jokes. The mock dialogue pokes fun at horse safety, stunt doubles, wardrobe slips, and the oddities of filming Western scenes.
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New York
Don O'Leary
Reginald van Bustard
Con
Protesting Nuclear War in a Biddeford Forum Letter
A daily Biddeford Maine letter column advocates Catholic and Christian protest against nuclear weapons. It argues governments must renounce testing and use of hydrogen bombs, cites De Rerum Novarum, and calls for church guidance and weekly prayers. The piece includes quotes from Cardinal Cushing and Lincoln on peace through love. It credits Eleanor Mary Drouin and lists local publisher and editor details.
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Father Stratmann
O. P
Vox Populi
Vox Dei
God
Cardinal Cushing
Jesus
Washington
Lincoln
Pamela Frankau
Pax Bulletin
Eleanore Mary Drouin
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down clues mix in a compact list
A dense crossword clue set listing across and down entries with numbers and partial hints. Clues cover golf terms, historical figures, places, languages, and common crossword words, including abbreviations and foreign phrases, typical of a themed puzzle.
Marriage Is Woman’s Greatest Creative Arena
Ruth Millett argues that marriage homemaking is the primary arena for female creativity. A wife and mother shapes the home, inspires children, and can influence community life and values. She insists marriage enables a lasting, constructive personal legacy.
Social Security check delays and remedies explained
A Social Security official outlines why checks are delayed and how to prevent or recover from delays or losses. Steps include notifying the local office of a new address during the first two weeks of the month before moving, filing forms or letters for replacements, and following Treasury procedures for stop payments and substitutions.
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Ray Henry Washington
Social Security Office
Treasury Department
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