Prayer and uplift amid trials by Alfred N. Soyres
The piece offers a prayer for mercy and resilience, urging steadfast endurance in life's blows in the spirit of Jesus Christ. It notes Alfred N. Soyres a theology professor at Lancaster Theological Seminary and references copyright from 1961. It mentions Decatur’s lack of a four year college and cautions about river and lake recreation while encouraging swimming lessons.
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God of All Mercy
Jesus Christ
Alfred N. Soyres
Lancaster, Pc
Lancaster Theological Seminary
United Church of Christ
Look Ahead A Few Years Toward Inland Waterway Links
The Tuscaloosa News outlines a future Tennessee-Tombigbee Canal linking Mobile and the Tennessee River with a 27 mile cut and 10 locks and dams. Estimates place total cost at 270 million dollars, with current Warrior-Tombigbee progress around 70 million plus 30 million for dredging and maintenance. The plan would reduce Gulf to Ohio River access distance and boost inland commerce.
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Wheeler Dam
Tennessee-Tombigbee Canal
Tennessee River
Gulf of Mexico
TVA
Wheeler
United States
Tuscaloosa
Mobile
Warrior River
Demopolis
Pickwick
Tennessee
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Gainesville
Aliceville
Columbus
Alabama
Gulf
Ohio River
Ohio
New Orleans
Mississippi
Corps of England
Kennedy's diplomacy with Khrushchev proves cautious path
Marquis Childs argues Kennedy misread a tough moment after Cuba and Laos. The president chose dialogue over force, signaling resolve to defend core interests. Khrushchev tests steady leadership while Europe watches, and Soviet restraint may avert a broader crisis.
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Marquis Childs
London
Atlantic
Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
Cuba
Laos
Hungary
Budapest
Romania
Poznan
Poland
Communist Bloc
West
Europe
Likeable Traits Your Acceptibility Growth
A brief guide by Arlier Davidson outlining seven traits that boost likeability. Sympathy, tact, tolerance, cheerfulness, gratitude, unselfishness and honesty are presented as essential for understanding others and building lasting relationships.
Don Nixon's Beverly Hills home and tomato price hearings
Ex vice president Nixon's brother Don plans a $130000 Beverly Hills ranch at 410 Martin Lane with 7 baths and 4 bedrooms as litigation and finances surface. Separate hearings in McAllen Texas will probe tomato price manipulation by A P Safeway and Kroger, while utility lobbyists clash over FPC picks Swidler and Morgan and a $1.2 billion reserve.
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Drew Pearson Washington
Nixon
Beverly Hills
Truesdale Estates
Doheny Ranch
Teamsters
Murchison Brothers
Texas Oil Fame
Martin Lane
Washington
House of Representatives
Peter Edson
Cummings
House
Tom Steed
Oklahoma
Steed
McAllen
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Brooks Robertson
Don Nixon
Exvice
Carnation Milk Employees Credit Union
Don
Carnation Milk Co
Howard Hughes
Los Angeles
Carnation Milk
Howard Morgan
Joe Swidler
Federal Power Commission
Swidler
Morgan
Swidler and Morgan
FPC
White House
Arthur Kline
Wyoming
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Oil Co
Oil Lobby
Senator Case
South Dakota
Your Money's Worth in Book Publishing Boom
In a 1961 analysis Sylvia Porter explains how a $3.95 World Publishing book yields 59.25 cents to the author and 43 cents profit to World per copy after distributor and production costs. She notes publishers profit from subsidiary rights, textbooks, back lists, and movie or TV options as the main money drivers, with authors earning a small share.
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Sylvia Porter
World Publishing Co
Wall Street
World
Father of nine uses device to harm self in Amarillo
In Amarillo Texas a father of nine named John H Alston in his 60s strapped hazardous material to his waist and died Thursday night in front of his trailer home. Neighbors reported hearing a blast and seeing smoke as police arrived. His watch stopped at 7 38 p m. A passing by verdict was returned.
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Amarillo
Tex
John H. Alston
al Nelson
Peace Threat Charged as West Berlin Meetings Stir Tensions
The Soviet Union formally protested to the Western Big Three alleging that West Germany’s Bundestag meetings in West Berlin amount to international provocations endangering peace. Allies dismissed the charges as propaganda while Khrushchev and Kennedy reiterated rights and obligations in Berlin. Bonn said Adenauer will visit Berlin next month as the dispute continues.
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Europe
Eurovision
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Kennedy
East Berlin
Vienna
America
United Features ' Syndicate, Inc
Berlin
Soviet Union
West Germany
West Berlin
West
Moscow
Tass
Moscow Radio
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Foreign Ministry
Bundestag
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
ADN
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