Prayer For Today Exalting Christ Amid World Knowledge
Prayer excerpt praising Christ as Lord and seeking deliverance from parochial thoughts. It invites knowledge of divine will, mercy, and universal love. Credits Scott Brenner Philadelphia editor Totley Westminster Press with 1961 copyright by the National Council of Churches Religious Feature.
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Christ
Scott Brenner
Philadelphia
Totley
Westminster Press
National Council of Churches
Time For Action End to Space Labor Strikes Urged
The piece urges President Kennedy to issue an executive order to end strikes slowdowns and work stoppages delaying space flight and missile programs. It argues Congress may not act promptly and warns the nation remains at war with the Soviets, requiring swift action to keep programs on schedule.
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Kennedy
Congress
Self-Censorship Prompts Press Debate On Information Access
The Raleigh News and Observer argues for open government information and criticizes off the record briefings. It warns secrecy harms public knowledge and urges journalists to share with readers what they learn, while noting Kennedy’s cautious steps to curb outspoken voices in his admin.
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Kennedy
Raleigh News and Observer
Washington
Armed Services
United States
Kennevid
JFK Seeks Single High Voice for White House Military Advice
President Kennedy weighs creating a personal chief of staff to advise on high magnitude military or peace-wartime problems. He cites the Cuban invasion as showing diffuse advice from the Joint Chiefs and notes precedent set by Franklin D. Roosevelt with Fleet Admiral Leahy. The shift toward limited conventional warfare increases the need for a decisive, single adviser.
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Washington
Kennedy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Cuba
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Air
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William Leahy
Don’t Stop Learning Sayings by Arlie B. Davidson
The piece urges continuous learning after success urging readers to gain new insights and skills at every life stage. It compares learning to a ladder and rowing upstream and emphasizes understanding prejudices, taking up trades, and pursuing progress without resting on laurels.
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Davidson
Udall Blooper recalls days of Harold Ickes and press glare
Drew Pearson recalls how Udall hid in sackcloth after a letters-for-dollars scandal and contrasts it with Harold Ickes era criticism for political fundraising. The column weighs presidential accountability and policy shifts from FDR to Kennedy and Eisenhower, noting wartime leadership and massive retaliation concepts.
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Udall Blooper
Harold Ickes
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Kennedy
Udall
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Public Works Administration
PWA
Ickes
Harry Truman
General MacArthur
Defense Department
Cuba
Lena Barry Falls While Rushing to First Aid Class
Mrs. Lena Barry injured her leg after slipping on a steep hill while hurrying to a first aid class in Globe Arizona. She was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Ariz
Lena Barry
Patrolman Slows for Traffic Citation in Tucson
Patrolman David A. Tucker stopped a pickup to serve a traffic citation on Steve F. Pablo near San Xavier in Tucson. Tucker slowed behind the truck and wrote additional notes as the incident continued.
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Tucson
Coming Up Evidence on Bid Rigging and Market Monopoly
A Sales Management preview argues for tightened controls on business practices amid a push for reforms. It highlights deceptive packaging, false guarantees, padding expenses, and misuse of company assets as common issues. The piece calls on corporate leaders to self reform or face stricter enforcement and new regulations.
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Senate
the Hall Syndicate
Pittsburgh Man Sentenced After Moonshine Peddling
Robert Strother, 44, initially sentenced to 6 to 12 months for moonshine peddling, broke a crutch on a state agent in Criminal Court. Judge William F. Cercone increased the term to a full year and added aggravated assault and battery and contempt of court. Agent Eugene Barkley was hospitalized for examination after testifying.
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Pittsburgh
State Liquor Control Board
William F. Cercone
Robert Strother
Strother
Eugene Barkley
Barkley
Dothan Boy s Club expands as juvenile delinquency drops
In Dothan Alabama a new Boys Club under Boys Clubs of America shows promising results as local youths help curb delinquency. The drive raised 25000 for a temporary home with plans to raise 125000 to 150000 for a new building with a gym in an urban renewal area. Charles W Camp leads the club with a history linked to Operation Stadtkinderheim. Former Hoover national chairman and Alabama clubs listed include Montgomery Birmingham Mobile Andalusia Decatur Tuscaloosa Phenix City Gadsden Huntsville Sylacauga.
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Dothan
Ala
Ernest L. Johnson
Dothan Housing Authority
Boys’ Clubs of America
Atlanta
Weicker Hutto
Boys
Wicker Jr
Craig
Saeneee
Hutte
FFA
Boy Scouts
Charles W. Camp
Morristown
Tenn
Camp
Stadkinderheim
Germany
Europe
New England
Herbert Hoover
Alabama
Alegomery
Birmingham
Mobile
Andalusia
Decatur
Tuscaloosa
Phenix City
Gadsden
Huntsville
Sylacauga
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Shelton
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Laenae
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Drew Pearson
Soviet Union
United Features Syndicate, Inc
Howard Keck
Superior Oil Company
Eisenhower
Superior Oil
Case
South Dakota
Alton Jones
Cities Service
Billy Byars
Temple
Tex
George Allen
Gettysburg
Tidelands
Federal Power Commission
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Pew
Sun Qil
Mellon Fea Te
Department of the Interior
The
Bell Syndicate
Pearson
HeeBocke
By Sylvia Porter
Pablo
John Gunter
Hoody Richards
East Side Baptist Church
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