Understanding Homosexuality and Employment in Government
A fragmented piece discusses views on homosexuality in the workforce, noting debates on whether orientation is innate or acquired. It cites estimates of 5,000 homosexuals in government, questions about their treatment, and the possibility of discrimination, firing, or biased surveillance impacting careers.
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Wherhraska
Wisconsin
Senate
Senate Vrit
Nation- 8
Tme
Iain
Court actions cite 1947 loan protest and witnesses
The fragment references a May 24 session involving Larry Faul Draper v B McCillough Green Gan, an unidentified housewife, and various rebuttal witnesses. It notes first amendment context, loan activities, and a morning recess amid courtroom proceedings.
Prescott Presbyterians Host Busy Week Of Choirs And Meetings
Prescott church calendar lists pot luck at First Presbyterian Wednesday 7:30 PM program by Mrs Logan Church, mid week study at First Christian 7:30 PM led by Mrs Wagner Choir rehearsal after. Baptist services at Central and First Baptist 7 30 PM with teachers meeting 7 00 PM prayer 7 45 PM. First Presbyterian choir practice Thursday 7 30 PM. A Cappella choir from Austin College Sherman Texas to sing Sunday May 28 at First Presbyterian 8 PM en route to Harrisburg VA for General Assembly.
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The
Presbyterian Church
T.E. Logan
First Christian Church
Co. E. Wagner
First Baptist Church
Central Baptist Church
Ernest Martin
First Presbyterian Church
Prescott
Austin College of Sherman
Texas
Harrisburg
Virginia
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
U. S
New York City
Robert W Bedford
C. H. Tompkins
D. A. Beers
C.H. Tompkins
Benjamin Culp
Daughters of the American Revolution
Edward Bryson
W. G. Bensberg
Allewiance
PVF
Presbyterian Youth Fellowship
Vonnell Durham
Virginig Josephine Carrington
Bobby Peachey
Patsy Griffin
Kay King
Joan Gilbert
Mary Bersy
Patty Sug Cunningham
Death of Viscount Wavell, British Field Marshal
London reports the death of Viscount Wavell a famed one eyed British field marshal who led forces in Africa a decade ago and later served as Viceroy of India after the war the obituary notes his final illness and the abdunnnal operation he underwent in his last days
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Archibald Percival Wavell
Britain
Wavell
Egypt
Cirenaica
Mussolini
Africa
German Africa Corps
Erwin Rommel
Greece
India
Far East
America
Edgar Harry Rhodes
Uncle Sam
Congress
Edgar
Vienna
Sgt
David Rhodes
Pittsburgh
Austria
London
Viscount Wavell
Talia
Abbea
Geldiery
Truman
Bobby Cowell
Queen City
Ottumwa
Bobby
Egal Bobby
Midwest Warm Weather Spreads Across Regions
The Midwest enjoys warm weather with highs in the 80s and 90s, the warmest day of the season in many cities. Temperatures reach 99 at Tyndall and 94 at Huron, with 92 at Sioux City and 87 at Chicago. Showers or thunderstorms affect eastern Dakotas, Nebraska, Minnesota, northwestern Wisconsin, the Ohio Valley, and the northern Rockies, while the rest stay fair.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Gulf
Country Plains
Rockies
Tyndall
Huron
Sioux City
Garden City
Kan
St. Luis
Chicago
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio River Valley
Man Leaps From Bridge Into Chicago River
On May 23 1943 a 24 year old man leaped from the Michigan Avenue Bridge into the Chicago River. Police pulled him from the water as bridgetenders watched. Vito was identified by officers and the incident drew onlookers along the riverbank.
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Chicago
Michi- bin Avenue
Chicago River
Vito
Wavell’s Postwar Years and Ottawa Visit
General Sir Archibald Wavell, after earning the Legion of Merit from President Tyumani, returned from India amid policy disputes with the British Labor government. A poet at heart, he edited Other Men's Lovers. In late 1949 he visited Canada, remarking in Ottawa that Germany remained a greater threat than Russia and calling Germany a convicted criminal, while noting Russia had merely loitered with intent.
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Tyumani
India
Wavell
Canada
Ottawa
Germany
Europe
Russia
Diplomatic staff cuts urged by Soviet allies
Poland demands Warsaw embassy headcount drop from 61 to 4 officers while Romania and Hungary press for similar reductions. Bulgaria has already broken ties, and Czechoslovakia seeks fewer staff. Soviet restrictions limit movement and require permission for diplomats, with secret police monitoring.
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Garia
U.S
Poland
Warsaw
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Hungary
Legation
Washington
San Francisco
Bulgaria
Kremlin
Donald Heath
Little by Little Russia Tightens Grip on Satellite States
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst describes Kremlin influence tightening in Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria as Western reach shrinks. The piece cites depressed former GI Strazdas rescued from the water, and notes U S diplomats face increasing difficulty engaging with communist governments in central Europe amid Moscow influence.
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Europe
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Moscow
Neena
Washington
State Department
Middle Europe
U. S
Bul
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White House
Dewey Long
Prescott News
Lynell Harrell
Jane Hilton
Maxine Honea
Gus McCaskle
Rita Mae
Memphis
Presbyterian College, Southwestern
Jack Lesiie
Alma Martindale
Clifford Johnson
Otis Langston
J. C. Norton
Henry Thompson
Bluff City
Eva Thomason
Hot Springs
Bill Yancey
Carla
Pine Bluff
Jim Yancey
Faye Ingram
Warren Porter
el Dorado
Mrs. Watson Porter
Jack Compton
Elecia Wells
Fd Caney
Douglas Brooke
Cora Durell
Gen. Wavell
Sigrid Arne
DeWitt MacKenzie
Strazdas
Wieloop
Ol ‘Strazdas
Joseph Summers
Harriet
Ibim
Psychopathic Hospital
Joe Rated
B. R. Hamm Motor CO
East Second Street Hope, Arkansas
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