Perfection in Heaven at the Democratic Convention
A letter argues against the view that Soviet Russia outpaces the United States in production and missiles. It critiques claims about growth rates and Berlin policy, notes Lottich’s view on Berlin, and warns Khrushchev could influence U.S. elections. The writer asserts mortals strive to do their best despite errors.
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Soviet Russia
United States
Russia
Ghana
Europe
John Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Kenneth Y. Lottich
Sudeten Bulletin
Munich
Berlin
Stalin
Lottich
Free World
West
Germany
Poland
Elbe
Oder- Neisse
Curzon Line
Austria
West Berlin
Red Army
German
Khrushchev
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Moscow versus Monroe Doctrine in the Cold War lens
A Louisville Courier Journal essay argues that the Monroe Doctrine's 1823 origins were sparked by Russian claims off North America and British naval influence. It notes the reference to a hypothetical Romanov Khrushchev and warns that future leaders could label Monroe era officials as capitalist aggressors, amid broader imperial pressures and Cold War analogies.
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Moscow
Mark Twain
Alexander
Russia
North America
Monroe
Joseph Landau
Courier-Journal
Holy Alliance
Imperial
Ferdinand VII
Europe
Spain
Portugal
Landau
George Canning
Stalin
Romanov Khrushchev
Castro
James Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Downtown living could revitalize Rochester amid population decline
The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle argues downtown renewal should focus on building intown apartments and homes to create a living environment that attracts residents. Citing Emanuel Falk and Philadelphia studies, it notes demand from higher income earners and returning suburbia residents, urging 10 to 30 new developments to curb further population loss.
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Emanuel Falk
The
Institute of Real Estate Management
Philadelphia
Rochester
Worship in Spirit and Truth Across Religions
The piece argues that all religions express devotion through symbols and ceremonies yet true worship rests on inward sincerity. It cites the Biblical mandate that God is a spirit and worship must occur in spirit and truth, highlighting the core essence of religious aspiration.
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God
Getting Out Of Hand In Civil War Centennial Obsession
A Punch tidbit warns that Civil War memorabilia is proliferating as the centennial nears. Kentucky flint-locks and Confederate buttons are sold as reproductions or souvenirs in the United States and England, with prices from 35 cents to 5 dollars. The piece notes production of hats cigars and rum drinks in New Jersey and questions if the centennial observance is getting out of hand.
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Punch
Kentucky
Italy
United States
England
Atlantic
New Jersey
Appomattox
Cleveland
Savings Bank
Instant Money
New England
High Point Enterprise of High Point NC details rates and staff
The High Point Enterprise outlines its status as an independent newspaper published daily and on Sundays. It lists staff roles such as D A Rawley president and Holt McPherson editor plus circulation and advertising details and rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Verge
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson
Widol, JR
Loplin
Lincoln's Nominations Echo At Chicago Convention
NEA column recalls the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's nomination while joking about current presidential bids. Dick Nixon from California is favored, Nelson Rockefeller campaigns with signs and buttons, and delegates debate the vice presidency as a reluctant prize. The piece mocks both parties and notes no one resembles Honest Abe.
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Chicago
Nea
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Dick Nixon
California
Mis Nickmane
Abe
Los Angeles
United Fund Budget Hearings Highlight High Point Agencies
Guest columnist Dick Melsky reflects on the 1960 United Fund budget hearings in High Point. He traces the meticulous budget process from department drafts to the full board, and outlines how a $275,000 campaign funds vital programs. He celebrates community services funded by agencies like the YMCA YWCA Red Shield Salvation Army and Day Center, emphasizing benefits to children families and volunteers.
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United Fund
Dick Melsky
High Point
Y.W.C.A
Y.m.c.a.’S
Y.w.c.a.’S
Red Shield
United Fund Budget Committee
The
United Appeal
Ambitious career women face higher heart attack risk study says
A San Francisco medical team reports that coronary disease is five to eight times more prevalent among career women than homemakers. The brief survey highlights the danger of elevated stress and time pressures on professional women, contrasting with traditional household roles.
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San Francisco
Atlanta
Mag
U. S. Supreme Court
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilts
New York
William Astor
Pennsylvania
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Louisville Courier-Journal
N.Y
Democrat and Chronicle
Wilkes-Barre Times-Leader
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Associated Press
AP News
N.C. Ander
Tocal
Peter Edson
Rockefeller
Nelson
Nels
Rocky
U. S
Washington
Albany
Lyndon
Craft
Charles Pearson
Salvation Army
Family Service Councilling
By Neal O'Hara
Sunset
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