World in Focus: Russia shown as monster with feet of clay
In UN coverage, the Soviet Union is cast as a fragile giant with feet of clay. Khrushchev's power appears limited, Castro defies him, and Red China asserts independence, reshaping Cold War diplomacy and boosting U Thant's UN tenure.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Red Army
Hungary
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Red China
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India
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Burma
Chinese Invasion Of India Seen As Long Range Pattern
The piece argues that Chinese aggression toward India signals a broader Asian expansion. It notes India’s wartime bravery, anticipates American arms aid effects, and highlights a shift in neutral alignments as Soviet China relations falter.
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India
China
Russia
They Face a Full Time Job in Congress 87th Session
The new Congress faces a long work pace as Senate and House members average over 33 and 21 hours weekly in session and committees plus substantial office time. They balance legislation, staff duties, and constituent affairs, with elections every two years for the House and six for the Senate.
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Agency Socialized Medicine Proposal by Illinois Hospital Assn
Da vid Kinzer, director of the Illinois Hospital Assn, envisions socialized medicine run by voluntary agencies rather than the government. Government funds care through groups like Blue Cross Blue Shield and programs such as Medicare. The trend hints at a growing partnership, with agencies potentially shaping medicine while doctors maintain clinical freedom.
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Illinois Hospital Assn
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Short Bits From Pages Show Snippets Of Political Humor
A collection of brief quips and quotes from various U S newspapers on topics like Cuba policy reactions, the Monroe Doctrine, business talk, taxes and drafts. It includes remarks by Rep Carl Vinson and jokes about success in campaigns and the Kennedy era.
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Voting glitch cited in Guilford race and civic notes
Horace Kornegay visited High Point amid a tight Guilford county election margin blamed on voting machine confusion. Other items highlight Piedmont Savings and Loan’s new building, Easter Seal fundraiser concerns, jury service civic effort, and local inquiries into a famous factory whistle origin.
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George Conner
Pilot Club
N.C. Crippled Children’s Fund
Allen Mitchell
High Point
What Is Right According To A Great Teacher And The Bible
Sunday sermon explores finding right from timeless moral principles rather than fixed rules. The speaker compares Jesus and historical debates on ethics, citing Susannah Wesley, Romans, and the command to love God and neighbor. The piece discusses conscience over rigid law and enduring guidance for daily decisions.
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Supreme Court
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John Wesley
George Whitfield
Susannah Wesley
Hitler
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