European views of the United States after a 30 day trip
A traveling eight member group shares impressions from France, England, Germany, Austria, Italy and Canada. They note friendly attitudes toward Americans, admiration for opportunity in the United States, and concerns about past foreign policy, including Cuba and Italy. The journey highlights local hospitality, postwar reconstruction, and a return to Rome as the fountain coin pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
Italy
Canada
United States
Europe
Paris
Vienna
Venice
New York
Rome
Vienna Woods
America
Rappallo
Italian Riviera
United Nations
Cuba
Americans
Goldwater mental stability questioned amid nervous episodes
The piece outlines Barry Goldwater’s reported nervous breakdowns in 1937 and the 1939s, with accounts from Mrs. Goldwater and Time magazine descriptions of his behavior on campaign trips. It cites legal adviser Roger Robb and calls for full disclosure of any mental health history to inform voters about the presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barry
GOP
Bill Knowland
Phoenix
Arizona
United States
Roger Robb
Goldwater
Robb
Eisenhower
Johnson
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
San Francisco
U.S
United Nations
Phoenix Medical Association
Miami University
Ohio
U.N
Farm Bureau
Congo
Bell-McClure
Rushing Life Versus Purposeful Living In Community
A reflection laments constant haste in daily life as people rush from task to task. It urges slowing to nurture wholesome habits, thoughtful progress, and meaningful relationships, emphasizing courtesies, family life, faith, and supportive companionship.
Reward Offered For Cemetery Desecrators Near Birmingham
Jefferson County sheriff seeks vandals who desecrated graves at Sharit Cemetery near Tarrant City over the weekend. Cars were seen in the area and a $50 reward is posted for information leading to arrest and conviction of the intruders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Jefferson County
No Declared War Yet U S Faces Southeast Asia Crisis
Washington editors warn the United States is in a hot war in Southeast Asia without a formal war declaration. They urge Congress to authorize use of armed forces, assess UN role, and demand clarity on who fights and who funds Vietnam, Laos, and wider regional actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
United States
Southeast Asia
America
Vietnam
Secretary of Defense
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
South Vietnam
Laos
Formosa
Thailand
Geneva
United Nations
Congo
Korea
Russia
Security Council
Red China
U. N
New York Herald Tribune Inc
University of Maryland
Alabama
Wallace
John M. Patterson
New Phenomenon Wallace Captures Southern Base
Washington correspondent Marquis Childs profiles George Wallace as a Southern political force, detailing his soft approach, Alabama support, and stance against federal power. The piece notes Wallace’s campaign finances, federal funding tensions, and his cautious handling of Birmingham bombing violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Baltimore
C. Wallace
Alabama
Isj
Maryland
Johnson
Wallace
South
Huey Long
Louisiana
Sister Hill
May 20 historical highlights and world events
On this date many events are noted including Lindbergh’s 1932 solo flight attempt to Paris, Earhart’s transatlantic crossing attempt, 1942 RAF bombing Mannheim, and a 1943 treaty on extraterritorial rights in China. Also mentions a 10 year anniversary strike at Standard Fruit in Honduras and cultural notes from Pakistan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Lyn
Tangier
Jon
Perdi‘carts
Riffiar
Raisuli
Amelia Earhart
Newfoundland
Paris
Ireland
Atlantic
Royal Air Force
Mannheim
Germany
United States
Britain
China
Standard Fruit Company
Honduras
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Soren, Pos
Berlin
Drew Pearson
Aetall At
Gabe
God
David Lawrence
Peiping
Marquis Childs
Gia
Wisconsin
Indiana
Coordinating Committee For Fundamental American Freedoms
Walace
FBI
Department of Justice
Eee
Wells
Pakistan
Scotland
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