Editorial on religious freedom and military service contrasts
A weekend gathering at a National Guard Armory pits Jehovahs Witnesses against American Legion members, highlighting how freedom of religion and belief coexist with patriotism. The piece argues liberties belong to all, not only to those who bear arms, and stresses allegiance to God, country, and flag across creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehovah's Witnesses
Lagionnaires
National Guard
Buddha
U.S. Patent Office
Iowa State University
America
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Three-year-olds Learn to Read with Talking Typewriter
Dr. Omar Khayyam Moore argues for early mind openness in children ages five and under and demonstrates with a talking typewriter. Three-year-olds, including his daughter Venn, read first grade stories using the device, which pairs a keyboard with a speaking feedback system in a controlled booth.
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Omar Khayyam Moore
Yile
Dr. Moore
Venn
Ruth Garnand
Sid Garnand
Credit Good Pays Off Says Hal Boyla
New York columnist Hal Boyla notes it pays to maintain good credit. He cites studies linking poor credit to higher accident risk and observes various everyday facts and quotes on credit, safety, education, and consumer life. The piece mixes light anecdotes with data on loans, gadgets, and household expectations.
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New York
Japan
George C. Lichtenberg
Garden City Telegram Subscription Rates and Details
Daily Kansas newspaper subscription terms for Garden City, including mail and carrier rates. Rates: $1.55 per month by carrier in Garden City, 30 cents weekly elsewhere, $7.60 per year by mail in specified counties, $16.00 per year elsewhere. Includes notice of Associated Press content and local news rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Smith
Associated Pr
Associated Prosa Lz
Garden City
Finney, Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greelay
Hamplton
Kerarmy
Grant
Naskell
Gray Counties
Warden City
Kansas
Telegram Motor
Mini] Inelites
De Gaulle Drops Stand On NATO Nuclear Force
Washington report notes De Gaulle has agreed to assign two French squadrons to a NATO nuclear force with bombs under American control. The force will include 150 British bombers, American Polaris submarines, and fighters from other NATO members, under General Lemnitzer. The piece also touches on Navy relations, Secretary Korth, and Admiral Anderson, plus Italy’s tourism ads and a Marzotto delegation touring Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
NATO
Lyman Lemnitzer
de Gaulle
Kennedy
JFK
Europe
Navy
George Anderson
Navy League
San Juan
P.R
Fred Korth
Travel Service
United States
Italy
USA
Hallan
Marozzi Marzotta Wool Company
North Carolina
Giannina Marzotto
Delegation travel schedule and atmosphere radioactivity report
The piece notes a travel plan for a Italian delegation under Luther Hodges with a stop in North Carolina and a tour into Florida after learning traffic rules and renting cars. It also reports U S AEC official William Marlow saying balloon samples over Australia show no marked rise in radioactivity despite Northern Hemisphere tests.
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Walt Gilmore
New Travel Service
Luther Hodges
Washington
Raleigh
North Carolina School of Textiles
Charlotte
Asheville
Smoky National Park
North Carolina
Florida
Melbourne
Australia
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
William F. Marlow
Mildua
Marow
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Distaff
Sede
D,h
Hal Boyla
Arnald H. Glasow
Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
Enat Chestnut
Korth
Anderson
Naval Operations
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Secretary of the Navy
Robert McNamara
Pentagon
McNamara
Ander
Son
Karth
Cudahy Puritan
Safeway Sq
Charmin
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