Bizerte as Soviet pretext for attacks on the United States
A U S column argues Soviet delegate Morozov used the Bizerte dispute to attack the United States and push disarmament while masking propaganda. It notes France Tunisia tensions, US neutrality, and Khrushchev era aims to exploit colonial struggles and push Western powers.
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Africa
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England
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Cuba
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General Assembly
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Russia
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Guantanamo
Bourguiba
Britain
Moscow
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Berlin
Morozov
Triberia
Security Council
Netherlands
Bi-county air authority urged to guide Piedmont service
The Civil Aeronautics Board orders consolidation of air service at Friendship as ongoing three city talks reveal past mistakes. Winston-Salem fears bearing costs while Greensboro and High Point gain, underscoring need for unified regional planning, coordination of Guilford and Forsyth counties, and long-range air service strategy.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Ats
Counses
Guilford and
Forsyth
Piedmont
Greensboro
High Point
Rawley press staff roles announced
President Mrs R B Terry and Secretary-Treasurer IOLT McPherson lead a roster listing editor and staff: Managing Editor OE Brown, Advertising Director W Patterson, Business Manager Charles B Loflin, Circulation Manager. Other names include D A Rawley and W Pot Jr in undefined roles.
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D. A, Rawley
R. B. Terry
Iolt McPherson
OE Brown
U S Becomes Middle Man Between France and Britain in Berlin
NEA analysis notes the United States struggles to unify Western policy on Berlin with Britain and France. De Gaulle resists talks with Moscow, Britain favors a Summit, while Kennedy and Rusk seek time to build strength. Ulbricht tightens control as Khrushchev presses for gains.
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France
Britain
Berlin
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
East Germany
East
Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
NATO
Kennedy
Rusk
Europe
Walter Ulbricht
Vacuum in a Moving World and a Door Without a Knob
A sermon compares Gallio to a spiritual vacuum and cites a London cathedral painting depicting Christ at the door. It argues Christ enters only when the inhabitant opens from inside, else life remains closed and desolate.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Christ
Holman Hunt
Hunt
Jesus
Vacuum Life and the Moral Decay of Indifference
A CER sermon argues that crucifixion victims and modern complacents share a vacuum of spiritual reality. Indifferent individuals worship less, pursue self interests, and avoid church, charity, or community good, leaving lives devoid of grace and God. The tale contrasts Zacchaeus’s conversion with hollow living.
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Pontius Pilate
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Galilee
Earth
Cer
The Black Muslims in America a 1930s rise and threat
A detailed profile of the Black Muslims led by Elijah Muhammad, tracing origins with W D Ford in Detroit 1930, growth to about 100000 followers coast to coast, organizational strength, economic independence, and complex stance toward race and violence, with concerns raised by FBI and civil rights groups.
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Elijah Muhammad
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Africa
Asia
United States
FBI
NAACP
Urban League
C. Eric Lincoln
Atlanta
Clark College
Detroit
W. D. Ford
Mecca
Fard
Elijah Poole
Sandersville
Harlem
Lincoln
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