Bring the Boys Back and Cold War Demobilization
A reflective essay tracing postwar demobilization and U S military reach. It argues against rapid pullout from Japan and other bases, warning that Soviet expansion followed earlier demobilization. It cites Rep Noah Mason and Eisenhower policy, then outlines wartime and veteran costs and calls for avoiding bureaucratic gobbledegook in government.
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Jesus Heals on Sabbath and Teaches Humility at Dinner
In Luke chapter 14 Jesus heals a man with dropsy on the Sabbath, asks if it is lawful. He tells a parable urging humble seating and warns against inviting the rich, promising reward for the meek at the resurrection. The scene ends with a blessing for those who feast in God's kingdom.
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Fiscal Year Begins Today Amid Record Budget Push
Washington reports the new fiscal year starts as the Eisenhower administration plans to spend 71 million dollars monthly, aiming for a peacetime record. Congress debates proposed appropriations, warning inflation could erode the dollar’s purchasing power while supplemental bills may reshape next year’s totals.
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China’s liberalization sparks backfire in Mao era speech
The Peiping address inviting criticism backfired as intellectuals and party members attacked government methods. Mao issued police directives to hunt counterrevolutionaries while Premier Chou En-lai warned critics they could be enemies of the people. The piece notes how small liberalization in a dictatorship can be dangerous and contrasts with Tito and Gomulka’s regimes. An Indiana health report records 1,080 animal bites in four months, including a zebra.
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Eisenhowers observe 41st wedding anniversary in Gettysburg
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania President Dwight D. Eisenhower and First Lady Mamie mark their 41st anniversary with a quiet celebration at home and attend a ceremony in Gettysburg. Mayor Weaver asks town to cheer the couple as about 1500 residents gather at the high school auditorium. The couple pose for photographers before seated in the front row for the 94th anniversary observance of General Robert E. Lee’s failed attempt to break Union lines.
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