Soviet plan to disarm all but Russia argued as flawed
The plan at Geneva will likely be rejected by the Soviet delegation. Russia fears losing its advantage, rejects any inspection, and seeks a disarmament that disarms others while preserving its own forces. Khrushchev’s vague proposals aim to neutralize NATO and the United States first.
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Berlin Easing May Follow Talks And Removals
The article notes improved Berlin tensions after U S and Soviet officials urged curbs on air corridor harassment. Marshall Ivan S Konev and General Lucius Clay depart, and Anatoly Dobrynin begins discussions on Berlin. A settlement may exclude unification but seek interim access guarantees and reduced provocation to ease Cold War strains.
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Soviet Union
Ivan S. Konev
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Lucius Clay
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Anatoly F. Dobrynin
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High Point Enterprise Staff Notes and Roles
The High Point Enterprise lists its publishing staff including Editor Holt McPherson Managing Editor W Patterson Jr Advertising Director W Idol Jr Business Manager Charles B Loflin and Circulation Manager details for its daily and Sunday editions.
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Invitation to Glorious Living Easter Sermon Exhorts Readiness
The author urges readers to prepare for a Happy Easter, framing Easter as a awakening from sleep to faith and action. He cites biblical references, quotes, and cultural allusions to emphasize hope, resilience, and personal renewal through the Resurrection.
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Sunday Sermon on Easter Victory and Resurrection
The speaker proclaims Easter’s core claim that Jesus rose, defeating sin and death. He contrasts the empty tomb with a Christless view, notes the transformational spread of Christianity, and praises the risen Lord who grants eternal life.
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Book bans threaten freedom to think and read
An editorial warns that suppressing books harms both books and readers by shrinking the mind's freedom to think. It cites 1961 school library removals across multiple states including Texas where books by authors like Salinger, Wright, and Mann faced bans, urging defense of open inquiry and diverse perspectives.
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Arizona
Leon Uris
California
Richard Wright
Archibald MacLeish
J. D. Salinger
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Houston
Henry
Dana Lee Thomas
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J. Evetts Haley
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Haley
Texans For America
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