Editorial Rebuff of U S Policy at Geneva Reflects Naivete
An editorial argues the administration errs in Geneva by negotiating with Khrushchev and allies, citing Brazil’s hostile stance on bomb tests and Soviet refusal of inspections. It warns that the United States, seen as weak, cannot win concessions from Moscow and urges caution or a tougher stance.
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Khrushchev
Neville Chamberlin
Hitler
Chamberlin
Brazil
United States
Geneva
Russia
MacArthur in Melbourne Calls UN Cause S Quebec
Gen Douglas MacArthur rode triumphantly into Melbourne and pledged to push the United Nations cause to ultimate success amid cheering crowds. Changes loom for the Golden Rule Club with Helen Jones as committee chair. Athletic Association directors name Howard Trandall to form the Corry baseball team. Ray Yohe as business manager and Joe Baressi as booking manager. A group braved a blizzard to practice shoot on a south city street field yesterday afternoon.
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Melbourne
Australia
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Golden Rule Club
Dusinesanwn
Exchange
Helen Jones
The
Athletic Association
Howard'Ty Crandall
Corry
Ray Yohe
Joe Baressi
City Moves to Curb Road Transients and Fires
One year ago on March 21 1922 the city limited lodging for road transients to two nights. Mayor Alexander ordered police action amid panhandling by lodgers freed from the jail each morning. County probation officers report a feeble minded boy who confessed to six fires will be sent to the Polk state institution. School board approves new junior high and elementary school on the north side plus upgrades to Fairview Washington and Hutch buildings.
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Alexander
Polk
Corry Evening Journal Masthead and Policies
The draft shows a publisher staff list and advertising manager at Corry Evening Journal with misread typography. It notes pricing, postal and distribution statements, and requests copy by a deadline, reflecting standard masthead and policy lines rather than news.
George Sokolsky on Right to Be Stupid and Rockwell Speech
Sokolsky defends free speech even for Nazi leader Rockwell but notes dangers of hatred and violence. He warns democracy faces challenges from dictators and compares past regimes while stressing Americans’ resolve and legal rights. He urges careful use of terms like democracy and demagoguery.
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George Sokolsky
George Lincoln
Rockwell
Amer- Nazi Party
New York City
United States
U. S. Supreme Court
Hitler
Russia
China
Mahal of Mumtaz Mahal: Shah Jahan’s marble tomb saga
Reporter Jim Bishop sketches the Taj Mahal as a monumental tribute to Mumtaz Mahal. He recounts the 1612 marriage, 18 years of labor by 20 000 artisans, and the rose windowed mausoleum with four minarets and a central onion dome. The piece paints royal love, wealth, and architectural genius in vivid but restrained terms.
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New Dele
Mahal
Iit
Jor Agra
Here
R. C. Arora
Shah Jahan
Agra
Mumtaz Mahal
Co Jin
Mohamad Isa Afandi
Turkey
Brussels
Taj Mahal
Tumirito
Marlow Looks At Todays News From The AP
James Marlow surveys a world of conflict and diplomacy from Algeria to Vietnam. He notes a cease fire in Oran, U S Soviet tensions over nuclear weapons and the visit of Jacqueline Kennedy to India and Pakistan with amid hopes for improved relations and cooperation against locusts.
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Algeria
Oran
Secret Army
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Sea of ‘Galilee
Havana
Fidel Castro
Laos
Viet Nam
Guatemala
Southeast Asia
Jacqueline Kennedy
India
Pakistan
School Menus March 26 30 and palace tombs excerpt
School menus list weekly meals from March 26 to 30 including barbecued meats mashed potatoes and spaghetti with sides and desserts. The fragment also describes intricate marble tombs and inscriptions in Arabic referencing Mahal and the Shah, noted beneath a grand octagonal marble screen.
Federal aid patterns show states paying more than they receive
The Tax Foundation estimates federal aid in fiscal 1961 flowed back to origin states. New Jersey paid 2107 per dollar received. Alaska paid 47 cents. Mississippi 41 cents. several others paid under 50 cents. The analysis highlights tax contributions versus aid receipts and regional disparities in federal programs.
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New York
Congress
Tax Foundation
The
Foundation
Virginia
Zinthera
Uncle Sam
Eleivens
Bureau of Public Roads
Highway Trust Fund
New Jersey
Dela
Ware
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Maryland
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Massachusetts
Illinois
California
Florida
Alaska
Mississippi
South Dakota
Arkansas
Louisiana
North Dakota
Poms
Vermont
Wyo Ib
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Spain
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Burhanpur
Taj Medical
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Journal Today
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