People to People Diplomacy on a Rhine Steamer
An American eight from Decatur Alabama recounts a Rhine River steamer cruise with Dr. and Mrs. Kennedy and others. The group shares gifts and songs with German travelers, fostering friendly people to people diplomacy amid scenic castles and vineyards.
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England
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
Italy
B. S. Kennedy
John A. Caddell
Frank Stone
Rhine
Coblence
Assmannhausen
Rhine River
Decatur
Alabama
Mrs. Stone
Arizona Straw Poll Signals Goldwater Weakness
Drew Pearson reports Arizona sentiment favors Lyndon Johnson over Barry Goldwater. Straw One: a Phoenix rally flop with 2,000 attendees of 8,000 seats. Straw Two: polls show Johnson leading in Arizona and tied if Stewart Udall runs for Senate. Straw Three: Norval Jasper says Goldwater cannot win. federal aid to schools debated. Also notes Rep. Emanuel Celler’s prayer hearings and California Mayor Sam Yorty’s political maneuvering.
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Phoenix Municipal Stadium
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Project Prayer
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Clinger Sisters
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Johnson
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Senate
Norval Jasper
Arizona Bar Association
Tucson
Jasper
Emanuel Celler
Brooklyn
Geneva
Mike Feighan
Cleveland Democrat
Feighan
Celler
Hollywood Mo Vieties
Sam—Cavnar
Susan Seaforth
Coleer Gray
John Birch
California
Pat Brown
Dinah Shore
Bob Hope
Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Sam
Nixon
Kennedy
Gov. Brown
United States
Russia
U.S
Siberia
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Yorty
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Bonneville Dam
Oregon
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International Utilities
Lady Bird
Lady Bird Johnson
Alabama
Bob Riggs
Louisville Courier Journal
Dave Martin
Nebraska
Gene Snyder
Kentucky
Snyder
Martin
Sarah McClendon
The
el Paso Times
Johnson Plantation
South
Miss McClendon
Congressman Snyder
Republican Congressional Committee
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Don’t Postpone Life Decisions For Growth And Happiness
Advice urges immediate action over delay as opportunities fade with postponed choices. Emphasizes starting today to grow, set direction, and unlock new avenues rather than waiting for a perfect moment or miracle.
Morals Debate on Campus Morality Trends
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale cites concerns over a growing moral grey area among college students. Dean Rule notes premarital sex seen as personal growth by many, while critics blame parental hypocrisy and shifting religious norms for a decline in ethical standards.
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John T. Rule
New England University
The
Atlantic Monthly
Midwest
Dean
Spiri
Public Schools Cornered in Poverty Program Debate
Marquis Childs notes the National Committee for Support of the Public Schools grapples with training and funding to curb youth unemployment. He cites Galbraith’s proposed National Teaching Corps, Virginia’s Prince Edward County example, and a partisan standoff over funding church schools, warning one weak compromise may still preserve essential education efforts.
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National Committee For Support of
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
Galbraith
Neil V. Sullivan
Prince Edward Free Schools Association
Virginia
Prince Edward County
House Committee On Education and Labor
Edith Green
Oregon
Willard Wirtz
Catholic Conference, Inc
Lansing
Michigan
United Feature Syndicate
This Day In History May 24 Highlights In 1626 1830 1844
On May 24 historical milestones include Peter Minuit purchasing Manhattan for about 24 dollars in modern value, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad beginning regular passenger service, Morse opening the first telegraph line, the founding of the Anti-Saloon League, and the Bismarck sinking the Hood during World War II.
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Peter Minuit
West India Trading Company
Manhattan
Island
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Samuel F.B. Morse
Washington
Baltimore
Oberlin
Ohio
Bismarck
Hood
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