No Cause to Boast About Nations Strength and Peace
The Notre Dame graduation address urges that national greatness is not measured by military might but by preserving freedom and leading the world toward a peace where armies and weapons are unnecessary. It argues balance of power can delay war, yet true leadership lies in safeguarding liberty without fear.
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Eisenhower
University of Notre Dame
United States
Arlington National Cemetery
Navy
Mr. Desiderio
Montana
Senate
Jim Murray
John Bonner
John Mahan
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
LeRoy Anderson
Lee Metcalf
Democratic
House
Metcalf
Lyndon Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
California
Texas
Supreme Court
Tidelands
Truman
Sam Rayburn
Tom Clark
Gop
Charlie Halleck
Milwaukee teacher under fire for in-class sex discussion
A veteran Milwaukee boys technical high school instructor faces job loss after discussing sex in class. Although praised for long service since 1936, questions arise about his qualifications. The case highlights administrator and board pressures on teachers and the public’s mixed response to classroom dialogue.
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Milwaukee
Boys’ Technical High
Hal Boyle Says It’s Tougher to Look Down on Gals
A Hal Boyle column surveys changing heights and roles of Americans, noting more women reaching tall statures and more men taller today, plus remarks on allowances, checks, smoking gadgets, and public health observations. The piece blends social trends with quips and brief stat facts.
Nixon Firms Build California Vote Drive Before Primary
Drew Pearson reports Nixon enlists five public relations firms to drum up support in California, shaping the Grass Roots for Nixon operation. He aims to outpace Brown and fend off Rockefeller momentum, while Hilltopping developments reveal PR-backed campaigns across major cities.
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Washington
Nixon
California
Nelson Rockefeller
Chicago
San Diego
Champ, Wilson and Sl
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Ecommittee
Baus and Ross
Bill Ross
San Francisco
Nixon Committee
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Madison Ave
Pat Brown
Gegree McLain
Brown
Methodists Ask US Churches to Aid Chilean Earthquake Victims
The Board of Missions of the Methodist Church will request 39,238 Methodist congregations to donate on June 26 to help earthquake and official wave victims in Chile and other countries.
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New York
Board of Missions of the Methodist Church
United States
Chile
Distaffed Our Only Son and the Mortgage Talk
A busy Saturday scene features Chestnut street financier Gene Rudd narrating local attitudes toward mortgages and real estate. A Swede Johnson at the Bureau Cat Placement offers a mother cat with three kittens. At Art Brinkmeyer farm a spring litter of five kittens is offered, plus a plan to await a calico or a new Persian litter.
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Chestnut Street
Gene Rudd
Bureau
Johnson
Schulman
Throughway
Art Brinkmeyer Farm
Khrushchev’s string of name calling across years
A retrospective by AP outlines Nikita Khrushchev’s habit of denouncing Western leaders and allies from 1956 to 1960. It notes jabs at Eisenhower, Bulganin, Tito, Dulles, Humphrey, Nixon, Herter, Adenauer, and others, with quotes on weakness and madness.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Europe
Moscow
Nathan F. Twining
U.S
Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Molotov-Malenkov-Ka- Sanovich
Presidium
Premier Bulganin
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Christian A. Herter
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Kharushchev
Uses Head to Save His Life From Beer Cooler Trap
Paul Wilkinson, 24, a refrigerator repairman, saved his life by shutting off the valve system when he became trapped in a basement beer cooler at a lower East Side tavern. He pounded on the door and yelled as the refrigerator closed with no handle. He later recovered after hospital treatment and returned to finish his work.
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New York
Paul Wilkinson
Lower East Side
Wilkinson
Labor member derides 35-foot eagle at new U S Embassy
In London Marcus Lipton a Labour MP urged the Conservative government to oppose a 35 foot aluminum eagle planned for the U S Embassy front in Grosvenor Square. U S officials submitted the design to the London County Council for approval.
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London
House of Commons
U. S
Grosvenor Square
Marcus Lipton
U.S
London County Council
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Hal Boyle
Bernard Shaw
Soviet Russia
FBI
Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publiching Company
East Chestnut
Robert Walls
Gallis
Lane
Scott
Wichite
Haskell
Grey Counties
Maiszen
Beery
Drew Pearson
Wilson
Navy Band
Latin America
House Armed Services Committee
Bandemao
Albert Desideria, Jr
Rudd
Mr. K
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
Marshal Tito
John Foster Dulles
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Red China
Disneyland
Norris Poulson
Head
S. Eagle
Geier
West Laurel
Topeka
Kansas City
Plymouth
Cars Magazine
Studebaker
Elsey Motor Company
Sth & Fulton
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