Hard to Be Hopeful About European Army
NY columnist HAL BOYLE argues Europe’s proposed six nation army faces serious doubts. He notes six nations France West Germany Italy Belgium Netherlands must provide troops and funds, with British and American troops unsure about full integration. Fear of a resurgent Germany and Soviet power looms.
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Four Year Old and His Miniature Tractor
Four year old Ronnie Frey operates a tiny tractor built from old auto parts in Des Moines Iowa. The toy runs on a half horsepower motor and has three forward speeds and one reverse. The rear wheels came from a standard car.
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Judge Oscar Efird Praised for Supreme Court Suitability
The Winston-Salem Journal editorial lauds Oscar O Efird as a top candidate for the North Carolina Supreme Court. Efird has 14 years as a trial judge and formerly taught law at the University of North Carolina. The piece cites native ability, law knowledge, character, experience, and temperament.
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Years of Korea action haunt U N talks say experts
United States bears most burden in Korea as 40 percent of its forces face ongoing pressure while Communists press for a stall in negotiations. Experts warn Moscow seeks to prolong truces to maintain leverage, with unclear aims and growing Communist strength in the Far East.
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Truman Whistle Stop Campaign Rolls On in Washington
President Truman tours Washington on his whistle stop campaign promising strong attacks on opponents. He denounces cuts to his spending plan and defends defense funds while urging Senate reversals and public retaliation if his policies are not restored.
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Church of England Warns Against Relaxing Divorce Laws
In London the Church of England urged conciliation as the main aim in matrimonial cases and called for criminalizing artificial insemination. The report recommended raising the minimum marriage age from 16 to 17 and opposed extending divorce facilities, arguing such facilities worsen the very problem they aim to solve. It also urged excluding marriage to a divorced spouse’s sibling to preserve the family as a stable unit.
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Students Form Job Club to Cope with Living Costs
Four hundred Southern Illinois University students, part of the Twenty-Souseam unit, formed their own student week committee this year. They average about 71 hours a month for $40, with one cent hourly increase to help offset the high cost of living.
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