Swiss Group Urges Governments To Make Ge neva Zones
A Swiss group urges governments to create civilian shelters called Geneva zones on city outskirts for women children the elderly and sick to protect them in a potential third world war. Henry George of the International Association for the Protection of the Civilian Population says moves to outlaw atomic warfare are inadequate and governments should act now.
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Geneva
International Red Cross
Henry George
International Association For the Protection of
George
United States
Swish
Refugee and Civilian Protection Zones Across War History
The international committee outlines a master plan for protected zones in mountains and towns with cost around 650 million Swedish crowns. It covers national direction placement of camps sanitation and food supply and seeks UN and government action. Historical examples include Spain China and France with evacuated civilians sheltered in zones and hospitals protected during Normandy. Illinois lists 46 recognized colleges and universities.
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United Nations
Spain
Madrid
Bilboa
Barcelona
China
Shanghai
George
France
Normandy
Ore Hospital
Safety Council budget debunks claims of secret funding
The National Safety Council, with a 3.0 million dollar budget, reports funds come from varied safety-focused groups including the alcohol industry and insurance firms. Only about 15 percent funds traffic safety. most goes to industrial, school, farm, and general programs. The group cites rural deaths as a priority and warns that stricter laws face American resistance to freedom.
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Chicago
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Tajk
Ned H. Dearborn
Dearborn
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Council
Pass Through Westfield Friends Forge Paths From Kindergarten
A collage of reminiscences follows two childhood friends Donald Davis and Allen Ross who journeyed together from kindergarten through Navy service and college. They later traveled to Lewiston Me and joined classmates in earning bachelor of science degrees.
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Mass
Donald Davis
Allen Ross
Kinderggarten
Navy
American International College
Springfield
Bales College
Lewiston
Irey
Missionaries Spark South Korea North Korea Insight
Chicago dispatch reports three missionaries returning from South Korea say Koreans crave freedom and are now pro American after witnessing the North’s Russian tank pledge. They describe massive early morning prayers in Seoul and a strong Christian revival linked to anti-Communist sentiment.
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Republic
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Korea
Finley
Bob Pierce
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Gil Dodds
Orient
Oll
Lheir
AMG
Syngian Rhee
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