Will We Go To War Over Berlin
The piece voices cautious optimism that the Berlin crisis will not trigger war. Sen. John Sparkman says Khrushchev could escalate Berlin as a diversion but will back down if the United States stands firm under President Kennedy, as Eisenhower did before.
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Fair redistricting call favors impartial Alabama plan
A Mont gomery editorial argues against the Ferguson Redistricting bill and urges a fair statewide reshuffling of counties to preserve Congressional balance. It rejects punishing any congressman and favors thoughtful, even redistribution across eight districts to avoid a ninth. It suggests federal appointment as a potential option.
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Washington Calling There Are Tricks To Tourist Trade
Marquis Childs argues tourism fuels European economies led by Italy and Venice. He notes American spending abroad rises from teachers to yacht owners, with Venice as a vibrant museum of age and commerce.
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The Service of Love by Arlie B Davidson
Love creates unity and happiness and expands horizons. It awakens expression and reduces troubles. Do you meet others half way with your love or expect to gain without giving in return. Friendship grows when love is given and understood with intention.
To Meet or Not to Meet Democratic Caucus Question
Washington figures debate whether the Senate Democratic Conference should meet every two weeks or by request. Key voices including Johnson Humphrey Smathers Jackson Pastore Holland Douglas Chavez Gore weigh binding versus nonbinding meetings as Mansfield guides party unity amid internal dissent.
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Cure for a Gloomy Outlook From a Simple List
Norman Vincent Peale tells of a hospital visit where a gloomy husband and a hopeful wife turn a two column list into a life shift. The wife adds ALL THIS PLUS GOD, leading to renewed faith and mood as a cure for gloom. This reflection urges counting blessings and recognizing daily good with divine support.
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PERT Keeps Nike Zeus on Schedule in Huntsville
The Nike Zeus anti-missile program uses Program Evaluation Review Technique to monitor tests and development across global sites. Brig. Gen. Zierdt and Capt. Magill explain PERT identifies trouble spots early and suggests efficient alternatives to keep the Zeus project moving.
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