Editorial endorses European unity and free world strength
The piece echoes NBC commentator John Chancellor praising Western Europe's move toward economic unity. It argues a democratic, not dictatorial, strength will emerge, countering Soviet aims and aiding global peace. It envisions a "United States of Europe" as a step toward world harmony and freedom.
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European Economic Unity
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U.S
Russia
Free World
Western
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United States of America
United States of Europe
United States
World
Parents as primary teachers guide youth through example
In a letter responding to a recent editorial, G. W. McCarthy argues parents must judge entertainment by Christian standards and use the Legion of Decency to select movies and magazines. He urges parents to discourage their children from magazine racks and take responsibility for shaping youth.
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Legion of Decency
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Boyle Substitute Telephone Gives Youths Exercise
Joy Stilley humorously argues that a 30 minute phone call exercises a 13 year old much like an Olympic athlete. She details her daughter’s daily calisthenics while on the phone, walking, jumping, and chatting, using the kitchen phone cord to snack and stay energized. The piece playfully notes the father’s excuse for lateness and likens telephonitis to childhood measles.
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NEW York
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Gay
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At&t
Schaert Re-elected Austria's President in Landslide Victory
Vienna based Adolf Schaert, 74, a Socialist, wins a second six-year term after defeating Conservative ex-Chancellor Julius Raab, 72, by 2,473,894 votes to 113,787. Election results confirm Schaert's broad mandate as Raab concedes.
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Moore's Premonition Letter Reveals Desegregation Walk Plan
Drew Pearson reports Baltimore mailman William L. Moore, found dead on an Alabama highway during an integration march to Mississippi, had written letters to President Kennedy and Pearson. He described his planned desegregation walk, warned of possible violence, and sought protection and public support for his interstate travel claim under the 14th Amendment.
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Abraham Lincoln
Italian Nuclear Physicist Held in Britain
An Italian physicist, Giuseppe Martelli, 30, was jailed in Britain while awaiting a May 6 court hearing on a charge under the Official Secrets Act. Employed by Euratom, he has been working at Culham non secret research center, as scientists pursue peaceful uses of the H bomb.
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Britain
Giuseppe Martelli
Martelli
European Atomic Energy Community
Euratom
Culham
Berkshire
Distaff Side Hotel Ad and Folksy Repartee
A fragmenting column notes a quirky hotel ad teasing golfers linking a non chain property, a brief poem line mocking plastic begonias, a playful song lyric about Hannah of Savannah, and a Kansas press meeting panel including U.S. Sen. Pearson and Reps Avery and Shriver. The exchange ends with a humorously evasive Kennedy family quip.
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U.S
Jim Pearson
Bill Avery
Garner Shriver
Tom Buchanan
Washington
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Bill
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Farmers Challenge Nationwide Wheat Referendum Plan
Three small farmers filed to block Secretary Freeman from holding a May 21 national referendum on the Kennedy wheat plan. They contend the measure is unconstitutional and discriminates against growers with under 15 acres, forcing written notices to participate. Civil liberties lawyer Robert Morrin will seek to intervene as friend of the court in U S District Court in Philadelphia. Plaintiffs include Leo Landsberger of Hazelton North Dakota with 83 acres, Herbert Jessup of Evans Michigan with 12.3 acres, and Vincent Richmond of Markelus Michigan with 9.2 acres.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Kennedy
Jereey
Texas
Robert Morrin
Defenders of American Liberties
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ULS
Leo B. Landsberger
Hazelton
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Herbert Jessup
Evans
Mich
Vincent Richmoud
Markellus
Human blood salts ratio akin to ocean water
Scientific note explains that human blood contains the same ratio of dissolved salts as seawater, though at a lower concentration, highlighting the parallel in mineral balance between blood and ocean.
France Plans Nuclear Force Rise by 1970
Paris AP Defense Minister Messmer sketches France's push to a nuclear deterrent by 1970. Hydrogen bomb and Polario type missiles to be ready, with 16 missiles per nuclear submarine. Production of enriched uranium at Pierrelate to begin 1667 and missiles to be deployed on subs by 1680, with Mystere LV aircraft as interim delivery system.
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Pierre Menemer
France
National Defense Review
Messmer
United States
Hiroshima
Mrs Benjamin Harrison Named DAR President General
Mrs Benjamin Harrison served as president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, leading the organization during her tenure and shaping its activities and outreach.
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Benjamin Harrison
DAR
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