End of Life-and-Death Dialog Not in Sight
After 308 days in court and three trials, Dr. Bernard Finch and Carolé Tregos were found guilty of first and second degree murder respectively and of conspiracy to commit murder in the slaying of Barbara Jean Finch. The jury will decide whether to impose death, with automatic state review, while appeal questions of double jeopardy loom. The judge called the outcome “a very difficult cage” and noted the dialogue is far from over.
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California
Bright Spot campaign aims to lift Long Beach economy
Business leaders launch a Bright Spot drive to dismiss gloom and turn Long Beach into a national economic bright spot. They promote positive thinking and free enterprise, with slogan Keep This The Bright Spot Buy Now, arguing February employment highs and high savings support a buyer’s market.
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Khrushchev Not Ready to Withdraw From U N Says Tucker
Washington analyst Ray Tucker says Khrushchev may walk out of the United Nations only temporarily or not at all, despite protests over Congo policy and calls to oust Dag Hammarskjold. He notes Moscow could use new African members to sway votes and remembers the UN veto dynamic in the Security Council.
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Khrushchev Aims to Reshape World Body In Cold War Fight
The article argues Khrushchev seeks to force out Hammarskjold from the United Nations top post and replace him with a pro Communist ally, potentially undermining the General Assembly and pushing Red China toward admission. It notes Western powers united in NATO SEATO and hints at diplomacy or force to constrain Soviet moves amid Laos Congo crises and warns of Khrushchev's inside approach to influence.
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South Weare
Israel Starts Converting Salt Water Into Fresh Water
Washington D C Israel advances desalination with Fairbanks Whitney prize plant at Elath opening a quarter million gallons daily at 40 cents per thousand. other plants rise in Wisconsin and Nigeria, aiming to revitalize arid regions and alter global water politics.
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Wis
Strictly Personal Propositions Convert Love Into God
A short essay on logic argues that many people treat phrases like God is love as unchallengeable. It warns that converting propositions into slogans leads to destructive behavior, from adulterous rationalizations to murder justified by love, and urges scrutiny of beliefs and motives.
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Town Meeting Letter on Integration and Indian Help
A letter from J B Hiatt of 775 Los Alins Street argues against integration, criticizes perceived pressures on American Indians and praises African nations’ support, warning about backlash if printed. He claims Indians lack outside political pressure and hopes for attention to their starvation list.
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No Woman on First Russian Space Flight Says Gazenko
Moscow scientist Oleg Gazenko explains preference for a man aboard Russia's first manned space flight citing gender equality yet noting mice in the spacecraft. Thai SEATO official Pete Sarasin discusses eight-nation split on Lao Tian. Chicago student Bill Herb describes a stunt with a double deck bed. Carolyn Kennedy comments on a stuffed pelican in a toy store in Palm Beach.
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