U.N. Resolution Shows Nehru Backing Moratorium Split
The article argues Nehru’s General Assembly moratorium motion is anti American and benefits Soviet aims. It contends Moscow used past moratoriums to hide tests while urging renewed limits, and says Kennedy will resume tests only if needed for orderly weapons development.
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Nehru
India
Russia
Geneva
General Assembly
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Arthur Dean
False Gods of Modern Americans Warned By Theologians
Twenty five theologians from major denominations describe modern American worship as idolatry of status security science sex and self. They flag power and comfort as primary idols and urge focus on heaven rather than a earthly paradise, urging believers to build a better world now.
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Christianity Today
Washington
Gustave Weigel
Schools Consider Fallout Shelters For Pupils
School authorities across the nation debate building fallout shelters to protect pupils from nuclear hazards. Dr. Charles A Brind of the New York State Education department suggests shelters may be feasible if districts meet regulatory constraints.
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Charles A. Brind
New York State Education Department
Public schools must prepare fallout shelter plans
The High Point Enterprise discusses the need for school protection against gamma radiation from nuclear events. It urges communities to fund fully shielded basement areas for at least two weeks with essentials, and assigns parental responsibility if schools cannot provide.
Your Job and Life Purpose in Modern Times
A Sunday sermon reflects on varied modern jobs from farming to plastics and electronics. It contrasts biblical work with today’s wide range of professions, urging readers to serve humanity and God in any honest occupation, from teacher to police officer to physician.
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Thomas Edison
Earth
Apostle
Crawford Long
Georgia
Jesus Christ
Higher cost of living and service charges rise
The article notes living costs reached a new September peak driven by a fall apparel rise and a continued surge in service charges led by rents and property taxes. Utilities medical fees and personal services have all climbed, with durable goods prices showing relative strength versus highs from 1958 to 1959.
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Herald Tribune News Service
Washington
HTNS
Bond election urged for college and port improvements
Charles Lewis notes the bond package totals 61.5 million, with 31 million for state educational institutions including Western Carolina University dormitories and facilities. Ports get 13.5 million for Morehead City and Wilmington upgrades. Additional items cover mental hospitals, new state buildings, juvenile training schools, parks, hospitals, and research stations. Officials claim no tax increase and plan to retire bonds in 25 years.
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Charles Lewis
R. Clyde Lewis
Lexington Ave
Charles
Western Carolina College
Young Lewis
Western Carolina
North Carolina
State College
University of North Carolina
Woman's College
Appalachian
East Carolina
North Carolina College
Pembroke
Elizabeth City
Fayetteville
Asheville
Charlotte
Wilmington
Morehead City
State Ports Authority
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Rotary International
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H Robert Marks
John Umstead Hospital
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Raleigh
State Library
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