Khrushchev's sympathy over Khrushchev and Western tensions
Nikita Khrushchev sends a humane message amid East German tensions and U.S. pressure over three captured pilots. The piece discusses Cold War diplomacy, congressional criticism, and how Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson managed policy toward Yugoslavia and the Soviet bloc, including admissions on public debate and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
LBV
JFK
Dick Russell
Georgia
Russell
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Senate
Dodd
Criisia
Texas
White House
Sen
John Tower
Yugoslavia
U. S
RAF Bomb Blasts German Repair Plants in Toulouse
London dispatches report RAF heavy bombers hit German aircraft repair plants at Toulouse in southern Prar ie near the Spanish border. Only one bomber failed to return. Also noted: farm home dam aged near Concord Ridge, and 103 year old Rosalee LaPaze celebrated birthday. Moscow reports heavy fighting in Tar nop ol as Red Army nears German divisions. Selective Service outlines age group system for high command requisitions. Local civic notes include Retail Merchants Association meeting outcomes and pre season football camp sponsorship interest.
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London
RAF
Toulouse
Prarie
In Our Opinion Douglas MacArthur A Man To Remember
The article opines that General Douglas MacArthur, a renowned military strategist and leader, has died and will be remembered as a towering figure in U S history. It frames him as courageous and influential, contrasting him with a failing rival who became a senator and president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennan
Congress
Sen
Fulbright
George Aiken
New Hampshire
Republcan
John Sparkman
Alabama
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
MacArthur Dies Leaving Enduring Legacy to Corps
The article recalls General Douglas MacArthur’s storied career from World War I valor to World War II and Korea. It highlights his speeches to Congress and West Point, his role in rebuilding Japan, and his lifelong devotion to God and country. It notes his diverse stature as soldier, statesman, and planner, and marks the passing of a legend who vowed to return and left an enduring influence on the Corps, the Corps, and the Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Korea
Bataan
Congress
MacArthur
Philippines
West Point
Japan
Pacific
MavArihui
Y Tankerettes Take Overall Win Over Glenwood
Glenwood Y Tankerettes lose and win across divisions as Towson YMCA squads tally a total score of 34 to 74. Cadets and Juniors claim top spots for Corry while Glenwood notches several firsts in relays led by Sue Wurm Debpie Tobin Debbie Meerdins and Robbie Piccard with Karol Kelit Mo Biet Frisina among seconds. Barry Croswell nets a third as Post’s preps claim five firsts in a lopsided victory with standout relay performances and individual wins from Connie Minn Betsy Bracken Becky Summinamalle and others.
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Toval Ymca
Luk
Glenwood Gals
Curo
Glenwood
Corry
Glenalnnd
Jbeal Cudely
Sue Wurm
Debpie Tobin
Debbie Meerdins
Robbie Piccard
Karol Kelit
Biet Frisina
Barry Croswell
Tk Post
Connie Minn
Betsy Bracken
Becky Suminamalle
Amb Wins As Birdley Group Posts Team List
The Birdley group features Cynthia Chillock Mar iy Stall Lind Krupa and Laury Neckels. The Freestylers include Lind Krupa Pebbie Peebles Ellen Hooks and Many Miglisecia. Migtinegio and Hiller 8eneh. Peb bit Pebbles and Marvin Stahl tied third. Kathy Rice of Withsburgh died Saturday at Allegiany General Hospital after injuries from a march incident on March 18 at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amb
Birdley
Cynthia Chillock
Mar ‘Iy Stall
Lind Krupa
Laury Neckels
Pebbie Peebles
Ellen Hooks
Many Miglisecia
Migtinegio
Hiller 8Eneh
Pebbit
Pebbles
Marvin Stahl Entl
BURNS
Pittsburgh
Kathy Rice
Withsburgh
Allegiany General Hospital
Choir members lose wallets at church visit in Utah
Fifteen Westminster College women from Salt Lake City reported missing purses containing about $190 after a guest appearance at a San Francisco Bay Area church. Mrs. Jacobsen recalls inviting a man seen in the choir room. he declined hospitality but accepted food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacomuav. Call
Westminister College Choir
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hingin Sausalito
David Jacobsen
Jacobsen
Matt
Quotable miscellany and trivia from a busy mailbag
A collage of tidbits notes from a columnist mailbag including psychology of marriage, price trends for buggy whips, fashion history with Agnes Sorel, patent backlog at the U S Patent Office, chili chatter, quips from Don Marquis and Hal Boyle, water use trends, Boston radio Wild, eye asymmetry and folklore dating tips. The item reads like a period column montage with varied stand-alone facts and quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agernes Sorel
Court of
Don Marquis
Safety at Sea and Sailor Responsibility
Jim Bishop reflects on maritime risk and duty, noting captains bear sole responsibility for ship and lives. He cites Titanic, Andrea Doria, Santa Paula and other vessels to illustrate the dangers of small changes in course, lax licensing, and the need for better hull integrity and rules of the road. A priest’s sailboat anecdote underscores safety lessons.
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R. M.S
Titanic
Jersey
Massachusetts
U.S.S
Boat safety rant rails at lax regulations and tragic losses
A searing critique of boating regulation traces fatal accidents to ignorance and carelessness. It laments gasoline fumes, engine sparks, and a fatal explosion at sea, noting drownings near Boynton Inlet and the peril of waves over shoals. The piece urges stricter federal and state rules, praising proactive regulators in New Jersey, California, Florida, and New York while condemning politician inaction and permissive licensing. It closes with a personal pledge to the sea and a warning about the dangers of unqualified yacht operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Jack Sullivan
California
Florida
New York
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Drew Pearson Investigates
Washington
Nikita Khoustichey
Joli Sunny
Alashan
Ussr
Mikriehielet
Heba
Mili- Tuy
Siberia
Chines
Virtshchev
Iyeqsou
Red Army
Stalin- Molotov
Khrushchev
Alaska
Krushchev
Ater the Johnson
Germany
East Germany
Homie
Colne
Ike
Poland
John F. Kennedy
Congress of the
United States
Rosalee LaPaze
South Center Street
Moscow
Tarnopol
Skala
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Retail Merchants Association of the Golden Rule Club
Sandburg
Phillips
Aleusian Islands
Attu
Stanley T. Royek
Jacob Royek
Leon Livingston
Erie
Alfred Morrison Sr
Archie W. Thompson
William Mays
Martin McGraw
Charles P. Keating
George Buck
Merle Amy
Walter H. Scott
Union City
Ae Ulley Hs
Celly Mane
General MacArthur
United States Army
Cwywral
John
Black Jack) Pershing
Corry Journal
Bally
Cory Evenine Journal
Jeneye R. Samyio
Willems Eyles City Editon
Ailaih Shebrouck
Atverine
Mohit Metslahin
Presivon Foreston
GT Béramay
Sationel
Bothinell
Avenus
Alichipan Square
Bulldine
Chicago
Morse and
Bond Buia
Lotcal
Cori
Son
Lotteuitins lanSktine Gatun
Joe Bila Bain
Hylan
Hayes Westie
Hore Svunitar Maia Ar Wires Toy Merchandising Corp. Sradilee Hse Oe Kors
Hal Boyle
Boston
Arnald H. Glason
Voltaire
Daniel Webster
Vespasian
Canada
Oscar Mayer
Empress
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Cor
Jim Bishop
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Iman Wro
Marriay
Erlend
Boynton Inlet
U.S. Coast Guard
State Boating Commissions
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