Nations Have Obligations To UN To Maintain Peace
The piece surveys critics who say the United States has surrendered foreign policy to the United Nations while noting all critics remain friendly to the UN. It argues the UN enforces peace, not creates it, and that widening membership disrupts collective aims and requires a Charter revision.
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United States
State Department
Washington
United Nations
New York
Alsop
Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Affairs
U. N
Kennedy
Clark
Jackson
Krock
McCloy
Kennedy names Byron White to Supreme Court
President Kennedy selects Byron R. White as associate justice, aiming to bolster liberal interpretation and geographic balance. At 44 he becomes one of the youngest justices, joining a court facing civil rights reapportionment anti trust and social change challenges, with White expected to serve the constitution and individual rights.
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Kennedy
Byron R. White
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Charles Evans Whitaker
Byron
White
William O. Douglas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Geo
Learn To Live In Love Churches Visit To Pope John
The Moderator of the Church of Scotland the Rev Dr Archibald Craig urged people to learn to live in love with one another during his historic visit to Pope John XXIII. He emphasized reconciliation and unity in the ecumenical exchange.
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Church of Scotland
Archibald Craig
John
Scottish Church Moderator Meets the Pope in Vatican City
Dr Craig became the first Scottish Church moderator to have an audience with the Pope. He followed the Archbishop of Canterbury, who visited the Pope earlier, as Protestant leaders push ecumenism. The move stresses shared Christian heritage and unity over division.
Ulcers Hit Younger Americans In Stressful Age Run
A Health Survey shows about 25 million Americans report ulcers, rising sixfold in 25 years and now affecting teens and twenty somethings. Dr. Rosenblum notes rising digestive stress among students as executives’ combat mindset echoes in youth. Antacid sales total about 80 million dollars last year with 150 standard remedies plus five new ones introduced recently. The piece identifies two clear ulcer-prone types the boss and the wife.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
NEA
U. S
National Health Survey
London
Heneage Ogilvie
Paradise
Rosenblum
Reed and Carmick Laboratories
Barabbas Freed by Pilate Decree Sparks Moral Judgment
A Sunday sermon recounts Barabbas as a corrupt robber spared by Pontius Pilate and Rome, a symbol of licensed lawlessness. The tale contrasts carnal minds with sacred duty, warning that universalizing such conduct would unravel civilization and moral order.
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Rome
Jerusalem
Barabbas
Pontius Pilate
Barabbas or Christ the decisive choice for America
The piece argues that society chooses Barabbas over Christ, condemning the young and old to debauchery and war. It contrasts the life of Jesus with modern brutality, noting how twenty one civilizations fell and urging America to choose peace over slaughter.
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Barabbas
Earth
Satan
Hell
God
Christ
America
Prince of Peace
Cer
Federal aid to education fate tied to race and control
The plan by Welfare Secretary Ribicoff to cut funds for segregated schools near military bases risks slowing integration and hampering federal education aid. Since 1870, attempts in Congress have faced race relations, religion, and federal control objections, with progress alternating over decades and President Kennedy’s era bringing renewed but uncertain hopes.
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Welfare
Abraham Ribicoff
Congress
House of Representatives
Ribicoff
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Senate
House
Taft
Tait
Education and Labor Committee
Francis Cardinal Spellman
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Supreme Court
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Howard W. Smith
Rules Committee
Rules
Kennedy
White House
Catholic Church
Rep. Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
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Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
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High Point Enterprise
MAIL
Carrier
N.C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Brown
Patterson, JR
Louis Rosenblum
American Journal of Gastroentherology
Ewe
Robert Marks
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