Fragmented Remarks and Historical Quotes in Abridged Text
The excerpt presents assorted quotes and names, including references to Lincoln, J. Edgar Hoover, and Sen. John, with mentions of South Vietnam security. It notes Captain Matthew Webb’s Channel swim and a historical record by Barry Wilson, while mixing religious prayer text and various names in a collage.
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Lincoln
J. Edgar Hoover
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Sen
John
Matthew Webb
France
Barry Wilson
Great Britain
Becoming Clearer Every Day Tackling Poverty with Education
Yakima Daily Republic columnist Jim Pardridge argues poverty in the United States stems from unemployment and calls for motivation to pursue education and skill development to gain and keep work, describing relief rolls as a path to reducing poverty.
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United States
Jim Pardridge
Yakima
The Waggling Finger and Summer Vacation Dangers
A fragment discusses common vacation safety advice urging consultation with local doctors, obtaining regional health contacts, and recognizing hazards. The piece notes the ubiquity of such warnings in American homes and Health Service pamphlets as travelers plan trips.
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Health Service
Two Electoral College Bills Stir Latin Political Debate
The text discusses two bills aimed at reforming the Electoral College and keeping the electoral system divided. It notes Congress has long debated reforms and speculates on outcomes that could affect how a president is chosen.
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Congress
United States
Tis
Jim Gonzales
Jim
Gonzales
Jaime
Nation’s Business
IBM
Burroughs Adding Machine
RCA
Xerox
Litton Industries
Westinghouse
Montgomery Ward
International Tel & Tel
Robert E. Brooker
Montgomery War
Johnson Admin Uses CarpentersFor Presidents Kin
Washington notes reveal government carpenters and an electrician were flown from Washington to Austin to add a nursery at Luci Nugent’s new home in the $100,000 presidential daughter’s residence. The crew included a General Services Maintenance force carpenter and painter. they worked in the nursery and other rooms while the Secret Service handles protection and electronic detection systems.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas
Luci Nugent
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Secret Service
U.S
Harry Truman
Independence
Missouri
Austin
General Services
Nugent
General Administration
Living the Christian Life and the Fear of Pleasing God
Answer notes that Christ lives in believers and imparts a new quality of life. It urges the reader to rest in God rather than strive with doubt and fear, acknowledging that overdoing effort can reveal a lack of trust. The text affirms that a faithful Christian life is guided by Christ within.
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P. R
Paul
Christ
God
This Day In History Highlights June 2 Through Time
On June 2 in history, notable events include 1953 Britain crowning Queen Elizabeth II and 1941 speeches by Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. The column also notes ongoing public service groups such as the Anti poverty Advisory Council and mentions corporate figures tied to Douglas Aircraft Kaiser Industries and Simmons.
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Gen Jr
Douglas Aircraft
Edgar F. Kaiser
Kaiser Industries
Symonds
Tennessee
Brittain
Soviet Fear of a New World War Guides U.S. Diplomatic Stand
A perspective arguing that Soviet governance under a dictator risks global war if Moscow blocks peace efforts via the United Nations. It urges continued Voice of America broadcasting to counter Soviet propaganda and supports U.S. aid to allies to prevent expansion of conflict in the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Voice of America
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Moscow
Hitler
Poland
Europe
Russia
U. S
Nasser
Middle East
Court of International Justice
Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
United Nations
U.N
General Assembly
Security Council
U.S
Johnson
America
Egypt
Suez Canal
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Battle of the books heats up in postwar tell all market
Svetlana Alliluyeva memoirs draw up to 3 million in world rights as publishers hunt for sensational postscripts to Cold War era power. Western observers warn the Kremlin will read it as a challenge while Dean Rusk questions security oath implications.
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Washington
Svetlana Aliluyeva
Stalin
Roger Hilsman
Bureau of Research and Intelligence
State Department
Hilsman
Columbia University
Vietnam
OSS
Asia
Saturday Evening Post
Thomas W. Braden
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Braden
Evsible
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Associated Press
Mail Land
Daily & Oe
Phifer
Tallahassee
Fic
National Council of Religious Features
Drew Pearson
LBJ
Jack Anderson
General Services Administration
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Pat Goldman
Most
Charles B. Thornton
THE
Nik Khrushchev
Lawrence
Marquis Childs
Battle of the Books
Svetlana
New York
Long Island
Supreme Presidium
Svetland
Milovan Djilas
Kaloigl
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