It's Nice To Be Back At Work After Paris
George Dixon recalls a French trip with misadventures in Paris including a dinner at Montmartre’s Les Naturistes and a run in with etiquette and service charges. He jokes about shunning people, meeting notable Washingtonians abroad, and the humorous missteps of tourism before returning home.
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Seemann Yous
Ymeida
Europe
U. S
Paris
France
European Defense Community
Les
Gwendolyn
Les Naturists
Mrs. Kass
Braverman
Truman
Piedmont
Growing Red Navy Poses Vast New Threat To U S Seas
Vice-Admiral Robert P. Briscoe warns that if Russia keeps current naval buildup its fleet could surpass the United States by 1964. He cites submarines, cruisers, destroyers, and 3,500 land based aircraft as signs of a rising Soviet sea power and urges reinforced U S defense.
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U.S
Robert P. Briscoe
Russia
United States
Uncle Sam
Briscoe
Germany
Red China
Formosa
America
Moscow
Soviets
Love and Goodness in the Gospel Message
The article reflects on Jesus teachings about love and division, stressing forgiveness, loving enemies, and unity in faith. It cites I John 4 and a passage from Matthew 10 as guiding principles, notes the danger of hatred toward opposed beliefs, and quotes Harris Franklin Ball on religion as humble obedience and mercy.
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Jesus
Moffatt
Communist Party
Harris Franklin Ball
Abingdon-Cokesbury Press
New York-Nashville
Jesus Christ
Child hit by car prompts call for safer streets
The writer recalls a boy struck on a Chicago block near his home as bystanders questioned fault. He notes the child spoke of a ball rolling into the street and urges motorists to slow down on residential streets and near playgrounds. The letter also includes a pasted editorial note on Southeast Asia treaty and Soviet behavior with strong, opinionated language.
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John
Jesus
God
I John
Moffatt
Chicago
Wiike
Maturit Peng
Reny
High Point
Quoted Voices Question Delinquency Views and Policy
The snippet cites mixed views on delinquency and discipline with references to Dr. George Stevenson of the National Association of Mental Health and Senator McCarthy, Senator Wiley, and Senator Ralph Flanders. It discusses opposition to monopoly on scientific progress and mentions President Vannevar Bush and Carnegie Institution.
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George Stevenson
Nat'l Assoc. of
Mental Health
America
Vannevar Bush
Carnegie Institution
Paul Harvey Day Hinted for High Point United Fund Kickoff
A committee led by Ralph Rochelle seeks Paul Harvey to emcee High Point United Fund opening day on October 26. The town touts a nonstrike, homeownership, and a 3500-member Citizenship Club funding the drive, with Ian Stuart as keynote and a mass town gathering at the Sheraton Hotel.
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Paul Harvey
High Point
United Fund
Ralph Rochelle
Ian Stuart
Civic Club
North
South Carolina
Sheraton
Citizenship Club
Stuart
Joe
Ralph
Burke Davis's Jackson biography drew praise and notice
Burke Davis sold his first story to The Enterprise and his new Jackson biography hits book form tomorrow. Robert Marks’s review on the book page praises Davis as a meticulous researcher and suggests a Pulitzer bid while Miss Thelma Patrick already commends the work to book clubs.
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Burke Davis
Enterprise
Stonewall Jackson
Robert Marks
Thelma Patrick
Davis
General Jackson
Jackson
George Penny
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