NATO Force Promises Peace on Cyprus Amid Tensions
NATO plans to station about 2,000 American troops on Cyprus to stabilize the island while Greek and Turkish Cypriots seek a lasting settlement. The move aims to reassure Britain, Greece, and Turkey and to bolster NATO's Eastern Mediterranean flank as communal clashes threaten regional stability.
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Britain
Greece
Turkey
British Commonwealth
Mediterranean
Suez
Egypt
Indifference to War and Economic Crises Tied to Youth
An informed public shows indifference to looming war and economic danger due to demographics. The National Consumer Finance Association notes that a large share of adults were not alive or under 21 during Korea and World War II. Many were not yet adults during the 1929 crash, shaping a low perceived threat.
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National Consumer Finance Association
Mayor Mehan Dalton clash sparks urban renewal push
The editorial notes a sharp public disagreement between Mayor Mehan and Redevelopment Commission Chairman Hunter Dalton Jr over urban redevelopment. The clash is seen as potentially jolting redevelopment from inaction, prompting action or a showdown to move projects off center and reduce civic apathy.
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Biggest Night Ahead With Duke Talk and Pittsburgh Orchestra
February 27 promises a major evening with Dr. Knight of Duke University as keynote at the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting and the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra at High Point College Memorial Auditorium. To avoid conflict, events run 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m., a move urged by organizers to maximize attendance.
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Ber of Commerce
Wesley Memorial Fellowship Hall
Community Concert Association
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
High Point College Memorial Auditorium
Chamber of Commerce
Thelce
Quick Snippets From Far and Wide
A string of light humor and wry observations from various papers. Cartoonishly phrased jests about Goldwater, football bets, hats in politics, heavyweight weights, and a parade of quips ranging from travel humor to memory tests.
Panama Riots Signal Latin America’s Tightrope for Johnson
The piece argues Panamanians endure extreme poverty in Panama City while anti US sentiment grows. It contends U S officials failed to foresee unrest sparked by regional inequities and urges President Johnson to use aid to empower the masses, curb corruption, and press reforms across Latin America.
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Panama City
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Canal Zone
Latin America
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Egypt
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What shall a man give in exchange for his soul
A Sunday sermon frames salvation as spiritual health given by the Father almighty and warns that sin causes a diseased soul. It cites Jesus messages of peace and forgiveness, condemns crime as soul illness, and urges repentance to obtain mercy and salvation.
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