Personal Appeal Calls Finney County to Help Hungarians
Editorial urges Finney County to rise above hard times and fund more than the $567 goal for Hungarian refugees. It argues 21,500 or more Hungarians entering the U S need welcoming households, clothing, beds, food, and friends, proposing a local project by Garden City group and urging community effort.
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Democratic party tensions blur lines on Eisenhower era bids
Lynn Brodrick warned that the GOP led by Governor Docking may meet less resistance from a cooperative Democrat Congress. She cited Democratic support for Eisenhower and predicted fewer blockades in the new Congress. National chair Paul Butler pushes a Democratic advisory committee, meeting mixed reactions from Senators and Representatives who favor country over party.
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Parable of the Vine and abiding life promise
The text presents a law and a promise linking Christian conduct to life in Christ. It explains that grace enables the abundant life and that God sustains daily walk with the pledge Lo, I am with you always. Rev Stimson R Smaller. Ph D professor at McKendree College Lebanon Illinois.
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Democratic Club Opening Sparks Ally and Antagonist
In Washington DC a new Democratic men’s club formed at the Hamilton Hotel sparking a confrontation with ADA head Joe Rauh as ex FTC official Steve Spingarn teased him. President Eisenhower urged Tracy Voorhees to aid Hungarian refugees and support private charity while Hoover and Gen. Joe Collins pledged speedier refugee processing. George Meany visited Lima for a reception at the American embassy highlighting U S labor influence in Latin America.
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Explosion Kills Woman in Norwalk. Husband Charged
In Norwalk Connecticut a blast wrecked a four room bungalow killing 35 year old Mary Nadin and injuring their two sons. Her husband George Nadin about 37 was charged with murder after allegedly writing a note claiming “sufficient evidence” to support the charge. Capt. Joseph Beres said the note was found in the wreckage. Mary Nadin was buried in the debris. George Nadin was found pinned in the yard.
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Prayer request for humility and gentleness in Christ
A devotional excerpt asks God to teach humility and gentleness, urging believers to view others as better than themselves and to follow Christ more closely in His steps. The prayer seeks a contrite, humble spirit and guidance toward Christlike living.
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Kansas University Wins Cancer Research Grant
The University of Kansas is among 14 institutions named to receive National Cancer Institute training grants for cancer research.
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Fleetest mail carrier? local race crowns winner
The town held an Olympic style event on Chestnut street where four mail carriers competed after a busy holiday delivering. Ralph Guthrie won the title as the fleetest, with Al Valenzuela, Elmer Calhoun, and Pat Albers following. Other notes mention a cat, newborn Mary Elizabeth, and local residents in various life updates.
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Worry Clinic Advice to Introverts on Social Change
Dr George W Crane outlines methods for shy individuals to become more sociable. He cites house to house selling and a Compliment Club as rapid paths to extroversion, detailing steps, expected benefits, and a testimonial from a former introvert who gained social ease and better relationships after six weeks of sales training and daily compliments.
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Butler Finds Few Takers
Washington reports Democratic leaders resist joining Paul M Butler on his Capitol Hill advisory committee. Senate Leader Lyndon B. Johnson and Speaker Sam Rayburn declined to serve, citing added delays. Eight have accepted, including Adlai Stevenson Estes Kefauver and former President Truman.
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Refugee Inflow to West Germany Dips Ahead of Christmas
The West German Refugee Ministry reported that as Christmas nears the number of East Germans seeking refuge falls. In the last week 3,347 people left the Soviet-occupied zone, down from 4,412 the prior week. The recent weeks average about 5,000.
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