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Forgiveness Theme From Richard S. Storrs Quote
A religious quotation from Richard S. Storrs discusses divine forgiveness as universal and purposeful, grounded in atonement and conditioned on repentance and faith, referencing Luke 7 48 where Jesus forgives sins.
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Richard S. Storrs
Khrushchev’s constant yammering tires Western nerves
Washington observers label Khrushchev an international bore whooveruses scare tactics. He plays warlike stunts without action, prompting fatigue and possible public indifference as Western audiences tire of his outbursts.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
Khrushchev
Bailiwick
United States
Fathers’ Day Batting Average Notable Yet Unaccustomed
The piece playfully analyzes fathers on Father’s Day, noting Dad’s reluctance to be the center of attention. It frames paternal duties as rugged but dependable, with a wink at family expectations, gifts, and the era’s humor about fathers learning to parent.
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Count Your Calories In The Modern Diet Debate
The piece traces diet through history from stone age eating to today’s vitamins craze. It notes no solid calorie evidence yet highlights shifts in concern from grand debates to individual choice. It mentions Dr Moore a British vegetarian traveling from San Francisco to New York eating grass and similar foods.
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San Francisco
New York
Political wagers shape two party fault lines in 1960 race
The essay argues Rockefeller and Johnson cross ideological lines within their parties, enabling minority influence and preserving national unity. It contrasts Eisenhower and Nixon with Rockefeller aligned modern Republicanism and urges readers to study Rockefeller's June speech on growth and Dulles' 1959 testimony, plus Bator's The Question of Government Spending for deeper insight.
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Kennedy
Symington
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Noxon
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Len Johnson
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Gov. Rockefeller
Soviet Union
United States
Allen Dulles
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
F. M. Bator
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
French Draft Board Awaits Spaniard Tailor
World Echoes reports Fillipo Torralba aged 50, born in Spain and living in Prado, Maly, is revealed as French after court declaration. He now must present himself to a French draft board, ending his prior self perception as a tailor in Prado.
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Prado
Maly
Torralba
Nazione Sera
Florence
Italy
Fingerprint leads to thief at Scotland Yard
Students of crime detection traced a strong fingerprint on a window at Scotland Yard and helped arrest Edward Marcus, who had evaded police for months by working as a window washer at the yard.
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Scotland Yard
Edward Marcus
Marcus
Liverpool Post
Liverpool
Eng
Morocco Turns on U S Aid and Seeks to End Ties
Ed Koterba recounts how since 1950 the United States poured foreign aid into Morocco in technical economic and military forms. Morocco then permitted US bases and a VOA relay station, with facilities built by 1955 costing 375 million dollars, leading officials to call for ending the Yankee presence.
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Washington
Morocco
United States
Voice of America
Morocco Fights Over Aid as US Evacuation Looms
In a curtain of irony the US withdraws from Morocco by 1963 while approving a new aid push. Testimony shows military and technical assistance rising to about 1 million for 1961, with total aid vastly larger than nine preceding years. Officials warn that angering Morocco could push it toward the Communists. The piece questions when the aid curve might reverse.
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Gordon
Passman
Morocco
Pentagon
Mild mood in 1960 race as convention season nears
Ray Tucker notes a surprisingly calm 1960 presidential contest with little partisanship. He highlights Nixon and Eisenhower era tensions easing, Truman's bitterness fading, and Democrats viewing Kennedy Johnson and Symington as seasoned incumbents in the Senate club preparing for the primes.
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Rockefeller
Yalta-Potsdam
Moscow
Adlai FE. Stevenson
James A Farley
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Truman
Korea
Senate Club
Kennedy
Johnson
Symington
Gentlemenly rivals avoid bitter lines in campaign
The piece notes the lack of venom among Kennedy Johnson Stevenson rivals as they move in different circles. It contrasts them with earlier swashbuckling leaders like FDR Truman Dewey Willkie and Nixon. A Washington wag calls them almost too gentlemanly for this cold world and war.
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Truman
Dewey
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Nixon
Washington
Hollywood Gossip Roundup From Sheilah Graham
Glenn Ford earns Paris duplex from 26 Radio Luxembourg shows and stars in Cry For Happy with Miyoshi Umeki and Miiko Taka. Marilyn Monroe boosts Steve Allen show, Ricky and David Nelson head to Australia, Paul Anka to headline Copacabana, Simone Signoret eyed for The Spinster. Carolyn Jones recalls smoking age and states of origin. Michael Curtiz pursues Laurence Harvey for Saint Francis project. Delores Hart considered. Roster includes Debbie Reynolds tied to Los Angeles Chargers benefit and Eddie Fisher hits.
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New York
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Laurence Harvey
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Otto Preminger
Otto
Hope Bryce
Debbie Reynolds
Los Angeles
Chargers
Thalians
Bill Colleran
Lee Remick
Eddie Fisher
Debbie
Liz Taylor
Glenn Ford Aims to Cash In on Smart Trading Moves
The column brushes through showbiz chatter with Glenn Ford and Tuesday Weld at Pacific Ocean Park scenes with Elvis Presley and Richard Beymer. It notes Judy Meredyth, Robert Fernando Lamas and Esther Williams tied to NBC color work and Cypress Gardens, plus Arlene Dahl and Joan Plowright tied to future projects.
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Tuesday Weld
Elvis Presley
Pacific Ocean Park
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Anne Frank
Judy Meredyth
Ph Cote
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Argentina
Cypress Gardens
Florida
NBC
Esther Williams
Fernando
Arlene Dah
Joan Plowright
Larry Oliver
Rockefeller and Nixon duel over draft and duties in 1960 race
The piece argues political candidacy is self made, cites Nelson Rockefeller and Richard Nixon, notes Nixon would beat Rockefeller in a debate, and foresees a 1961 shift with Eisenhower era issues, Cold War pressures, and the need for experienced leadership in a president.
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Nixon
New York
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European Common Market
European Free Trade Association
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Meet the Press
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Columbia University
State Department
McCarthy
Rockefeller Foundation
Louisiana
Robert Kennon
McKeldin
Maryland
Jack Kennedy
Faubus
Arkansas
Rail lines eyed in Buchanan County plans
Daily Telegraph notes five decades of local progress with historical milestones. Fifty years ago plans emerged for rail connections into Buchanan County, with earlier items recalling college leadership, courthouse bids, and regional appointments across decades.
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Buchanan County
Aguinaldo arts and arms in Philippine story
Drew Pearson profiles Emilio Aguinaldo now 91 in the Philippines. The veteran revolutionary recalls independence from Spain in 1896, two years of fighting Americans after Dewey landed, and friendship with today’s United States. He praises Gen Leonard Wood and recalls past leaders.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Japan
Manila
Freil
Emilio Aguinaldo
Phillippines
Aguinaldo
United States
Spain
Cavite
Admiral Dewey
Philippines
William Howard Taft
Henry L. Stimson
Frank Murphy
Supreme Court
Leonard Wood
Harding
Wood
MacArthur
Look Homeward Orpheus Poem by Norma Farber
Poem invites Orpheus to look ahead to a green future where past and birth entwine. The speaker urges forward movement and renewal, promising a vivid change with each leaf and a prescience of renewal as a tender load is approved.
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Evans
Norma Farber
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