Personalities Gone From UN
George Bria recalls the fading star power at the United Nations as past and present ambassadors reflect on the UN’s changing role. Jacob Malik and John A. Scali offer contrasting views on security, diplomacy, and U.S. influence, with Malik noting a more democratic UN and depoliticization concerns raised by Scali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bria
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
Bob Hope
Gladwyn Jebb
Colin Crowe
Donald Maitland
John A. Scali
Henry Cabot Lodge
Adlai E. Stevenson
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Andrei Vishinsky
Russia
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
Council
Jebb
Malik
Britain
Soviet Union
Riverdale
New York
U.N
Calories Do Count Says Dr Lamb in Reader Column
Dr Lawrence E Lamb answers questions on dieting and calories. He explains metabolism slows on severe calorie restriction, warns of rapid regain on low carb plans, and notes a calorie is a calorie regardless of source. He advises gradual loss with activity and a balanced diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Arctic
Air Force
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Open House On Electronics At Amarillo TSTI
Amarillo Texas State Technical Institute will host an open house for electronics careers from 2 to 5 p m Sunday July 1 in rooms 104 105 of the technology building across from Bell Helicopter. Demonstrations will feature receivers VOR Glideslope CCTV and other teaching apparatus with comments from Program Chairman Francis Miller all welcome including parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas State Technical Institute
Tsti Technology Building
Bell Helicopter
TSTI
Francis Miller
Rev Lydia Sweet Preaching at House of Prayer
Rev Lydia Sweet formerly Rev Lydia Cook preaches nightly through Sunday at the House of Prayer 401 S Main. She founded a downtown Faith Rescue Mission in 1935 distributing food clothing and ministering the Gospel. Welcome extended by Pastor Rev Pearl Robinson to hear her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Sweet
House of Prayer
S. Main
Sweet
Lydia E. Cook
Pearl Robinson
Miss Softball America Foundation Opens Girls Baseball Leagues
Clearwater AP report details a new non profit Miss Softball America Foundation creating all girl teams called Sues and Janes. The program targets girls 9 to 15 with blind draws, no cuts, and minimum two innings per game amid rapidly growing leagues across Florida and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Fla
Cathy Bryant
Sues
Janes
Miss Softball America Foundation
California
Florida
Bill Currie
The
Clearwater Sun
Patricia McMullen
St. Petersburg
Old Southern Rail Station Given New Lease on Life
Chattanooga investors led by B A Casey Jr have invested over 4 million dollars to redecorate the old Southern Railway terminal on Market Street. They opened a 2000-seat restaurant and plan fountains gardens gaslights ballrooms and a lamplighter show. The project includes train car hotels, a Hilton Inn nearby, shops a town hall theater and a large model railroad display. The arch front is the largest brick arch of its kind and the dome reaches 85 feet, claimed as the highest free standing home in existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Davis
Associated Press
Chattanooga, Tenn
Chattanooga
B. A. Casey Jr
Southern Railway
Market Street
Casey
Chattanooga Choo Choo Company
Europe
New York
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Hilton Motor Inn
Chattanooga Model Railroad Club
Local visits and social notes from Melrose to Wichita Falls
A roster of visits and family gatherings across Texas and Mississippi includes Mrs. T A Riddell’s Melrose connections, trips to Corpus Christi for clerks conventions, Vernon and Kosciusko family drop ins, and multiple small-town social calls. The piece ends with humorous quips about ambition and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Riddell
Joe Crain
A. Monk
Melrose
Edgar Tobias
Jill
Corpus Christi
Tobias
Floyd Finch
J. Don Finch
Dolan Finch
Vernon
Cecil Coalson
Bronte
Troy Riddell
Lemma Hill
Kosciusko
Miss
D. W. Riddell
Cal Hefner
New Orleans
Bethel
Kyle Wilson
James Terry
Joe Wilson
Mike Terry
Kimberly
Breckenridge
Terry
James Samuel Terry
Snyder
Charles Holeman
Jeff
Tell
Troy
Nolan Haddon
Paducah
T. T. Millican
Bill Scates
Childress
Jerry Don Barlow
Jim Robinson
Holdenville
Okla
Jerry Barlow
Arnold Dietrich
Lockney
Memphis
Randall Merrill
Big Spring
Priest Divides Time Between Church and Law
George Steele reports on Michael Clay Smith a Monroe County prosecutor and Episcopal priest. The Union West Virginia native studied at LSU and Jackson Law School before serving as prosecutor since January and ordaining as a priest last February in All Saints Episcopal Church. He balances law with church duties while planning possibly to switch to full time ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Steele
Charleston Gazette
UNION
W. Va
Michael Clay Smith
Monroe County
Money Y. Smith
Louisiana
Louisiana State University
Jackson Law School
Jackson
Miss
Peggy Hancock
Smiths
State
St. Paul
Satan
Smith
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on emerging nations
The column расс discusses how emerging nations should avoid overreach and return to cautious, inward focus. It critiques external interference and cautions against relying on luck charms like a rabbit’s foot as a safeguard for bold political moves.
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United Nation
NATO
United States
U.S
Scali
World Organization
Childress Masonic Lodge No. 695
Dewey Smith
Joe Dean Smith
Crews Bell
Charles Baker
Ed Davis
Willard Williams
Harper Knight
Jimmy Smith
Gene Frisbie
M. E. Allison
Pete Hester
H. E. Wright
Deane Dodge
Lydia Sweet
Childress Office Supply
Southern
Chattanooga Choo
CEE Vee News
B. C. Price
Ricky Byron
Clarksville
Ark
Vivian Monson
Monson
Maurice Monson
Nikki
Wichita Falls
G. W. Jenkins
D. R. Monson
Brenda Tobias
Charlie Johnston
Jeana
Boyd
Times Square
Chevrolet
LWB
Olds
Arvis Davis Chevrolet
Paducah, Texas
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