Has There Ever Been Such A Man
Sir Winston Churchill celebrated his 83rd birthday taking a break from the final volume of his History of the English-Speaking People as tributes poured in from around the world. The piece recalls Norman Vincent Peale’s recent column about Churchill’s zest for life and achievement and asks if there has ever been such a man.
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Alabama voters face 25 statewide amendments in December
Alabama voters have a real stake in the December 17 election voting on 25 statewide amendments. The editor urges approval of amendments 1 through 6 to fund river docks, Talladega Institute for Deaf and Blind, state insane hospitals, Birmingham Medical Center, agriculture training at Alabama Polytechnic Institute, and tuberculosis hospital facilities with no new taxes.
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Enrico Caruso Through the Eyes of Geory
The essay praises Enrico Caruso as the greatest tenor, notes his Naples birth and 21 siblings, and recounts early singing from church choirs to streets, culminating in a life shaped by fate and a mother’s death that redirected him from a mechanic’s path to music. It reflects on genius’ rarity and lineage.
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Richard Mansfield
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Alla Nazimova
Ibsen
Mozart
Naples
Benjamin Franklin
Corpus Christi
Anna Caruso
Enrico
San Severino
Met
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Peking
Great Wall of China
Grand Canyon
Aida
Sele
King
Syndi
A Good Reputation Advice by Arlie B Davidson
A guidance piece urges maintaining a good reputation to advance in organizations and community roles. It stresses clear aims, keeping promises, doing your best, avoiding laziness or parasitic behavior, and living today with future reputation in mind.
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Arlie B. Davidson
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Nixon era pushout of scientist Condon over nose cone clash
In 1954 Navy refused Dr. Edward Condon's new missile nose cone after Nixon on Un American Activities Committee pressed loyalty questions. Condon's security clearance was revoked, delaying and complicating U S missile work, before Navy reversed months later and he resigned from government.
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Navy, However, Refused To Accept It. It Had Called In Dr. Condon
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Un-American Activities Committee
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Corning Glass
Eastern Regional Security Board
Montana
Secretary of the Navy
Charles Thomas
Thomas
Air Force
Amary Houghton
Paris
Eisenhower
Nixon's early McCarthyism and its California roots
The piece recalls Richard Nixon's 1946 campaign against Jerry Voorhis in Pasadena, portraying his smear tactic as the first McCarthyism. It notes Nixon's later use of similar charges against Helen Gahagan Douglas in 1950 and links Joe McCarthy's rise to Nixon's 1946 methods.
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Labor union experts warn of Russian missiles and US pilotless threat
Hundreds of labor leaders and rocket experts warn in CIA Senate testimony that the Soviets have a new 11,000 mile missile and 500 mile warheads with Arctic submarine launch capability. They argue the US faces a shortage of trained journeymen and apprentices to build future weapons, risking competitiveness as scientists and engineers advance.
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Marriage Counseling A Path To Save Marriages
The piece argues marriage should begin love, not end it, and urges determination to succeed with professional help when needed. It explains marriage counselors, their role, and how they calm conflicts, address factors beyond sex, and restore rational perspective to save relationships. Tomorrow: Retraining Disabled Older Persons.
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