Morley praises fat people in diet debate
The Houston Post reports Robert Morley, a British actor, praising the obese as healthier and more resilient, arguing they live better despite shorter lifespans. He claims fat individuals are more entertaining, appreciative, and demonstrative, while slimmer people are weaker in appearance and character. He suggests health advocates clash at a picnic with drumsticks at 20 paces.
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Robert Morley
Robert
Morley
Bayer
Wolf Pack Metaphor Shapes Cold War Warning
In a San Diego Union column, the author likens the Communists to a relentless wolf pack pursuing weak nations. Citing Russia, Red China, and Cuba with small party sizes, the piece argues that fear, not numbers, enables pursuit of the free world and calls for firm unity to prevent concessions to aggression.
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Free World
Russia
Red China
Cuba
South Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Agent of Literacy highlights Bible reach in 1232 tongues
The United Bible Societies report Bible availability in 1232 languages and dialects with about 70 million copies distributed last year. The essay notes literacy impact, citing Scotland as a model and the King James version as a lasting literary influence on English prose and education worldwide.
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United Bible Societies
Scot Land
Atlantic
Season of Sudden Death at the Seashore and Lakes
The Rocky Mount Telegram warns that many weekend deaths at beaches lakes and rivers are preventable. It urges life jackets for all boat occupants, proper vehicle maintenance, swimming ability and cautions against drinking and boating or swimming. It stresses water as a lethal force and urges safety precautions.
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Gulf Beaches
The 25 Hour Day Idea in Space Studies
The Christian Science Monitor notes experiments in three countries suggesting humans lean toward a 25 hour day when cut off from natural time cues. With practice they could adjust to 16 or 12 hour days for research, but without rehearsal waking and sleeping tend to settle into 25 hours or more. The piece ponders whether the drive for more hours reflects a wish to finish or fix what feels incomplete each conventional day.
Editor and Editorial Staff Roles Listed
The fragment lists positions including Editor Managing Editor Advertising Director Business Manager and related editorial roles. It appears to be a publication staffing line or masthead snippet.
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Sari Eecede
Krupp ties polarities in Poland East Europe clash
The text discusses Krupp as a Nazi collaborator who was released and rebuilt his empire with Western German and East European ties. It notes Gomulka’s need to attract Western capitalists to spur growth, while the Red view sees Krupp as militaristic, linking him to broader East West economic and political maneuvering amid postwar instability.
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Krupp
Hitler
Dia Gomulka
China
Gominika
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John
J. McCloy
U.S
Germany
Trentires
West Germany
East Europe
Gomulka
East Germany
Johnson Defends Viet Nam and Dominican Policies
President Johnson faces sharp criticism focused on foreign policy especially Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic while domestic programs move forward with little dissent. The piece notes the Dominican intervention was Johnson's decision and awaits final judgment as credits may be limited if outcomes are positive.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
Johnson
White House
Viet. Nam
Dominican ‘Republic
Viet Nam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
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LBJ and Humprhey shown as brassy office display
The piece notes LBJ faces long term political burden while critics rally against foreign policy but applaud domestic moves, supporting his Congress control. It contrasts Vice President Humphrey known for self promotion, citing a brassy display in his vice presidential office.
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Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
Notes On The News Horner horn and Nelson double vision
The piece notes a baritone horn used in Doland high school band and recalls a teen learning to blow. It cites Humphrey’s need to sing Johnson virtues while muted on personal achievements. It also discusses a Capitol TV edit showing Sen. Nelson appearing as both speaker and listener in a Senate Commerce hearing.
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Doland
Humphrey
Johnson
Capitol
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Senate Commerce
Marty
Nelson
New Delhi the contrasting capital of India and empire
New Delhi stands as a gleaming symbol of power culture and influence while starkly paired with old Delhi s poverty and grit. The 1911 to 1931 project led by Sir Edward Lutyens transformed the Yamuna banks into a grand governmental complex alongside a thriving social urban scene. Old Delhi persists with the Red Fort and Pearl Mosque, echoing Kipling s India amid modern progress and storms signaling the monsoon season.
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New Delhi
India
Calcutta
Phoenix-tike
Paris
Sir Edward Luytens
Indian Civil Service
Yamuna
Rome
Alexander
Mate
Ghandi
Jawarharlal Nehru
Bott
Old Delhi
Mogul
Red Fort
Kipling
Ashoka Hotel and India’s 1950s diplomacy recalled
In a portrait of postwar India, Ashoka Hotel in New Delhi is praised as Asia’s finest by Nehru, symbolizing India’s Western engagement and UNESCO ties. The piece reflects on climate, poverty, and attempts to modernize while balancing tradition, and notes India’s wary stance toward Communism.
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Nehru
India
Unesco
United Nations
New Delhi
Ashoka Hotel
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