Editor Scott Urges American Symbolism
University audience hears John Scott of Time magazine urge America as a symbol of freedom and prosperity in Asia and Europe. He warns of a possible shooting war, calls for political and economic action, and argues for a strong Four Point program to deter Russia while safeguarding domestic rights and prosperity.
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John Scott
Time Magazine
Scott
Russia
Berlin
Howley
U. S
United States
Soviet Union
Thuringia
Saxony
Germany
Marshall Zhukov
Eisenhower
Moscow
Zhukov
Dean Musselman
Music Clinic
Eleanor Pudil
Harold Miles
Miles
Miss Pudil
Time editor John Scott lectures on stopping the Russians
John Scott of Time magazine discussed how to stop the Russians in a campus lecture delivered to students and faculty in the auditorium Tuesday night. Dean Frew Musselman joined the discussion after the talk.
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John Scott
Time Magazine
Dean Frew Musselman
Scott
Joe Kazimer
Ireland Replaces Barss As Methodist Youth Leader
The Rev Charles W Ireland is appointed minister of the Wesley Foundation for university students by Bishop G Werner of Ohio. He comes from Willoughby where he led Mentor Plains Methodist church and is a Wooster alumnus with a 1946 Oberlin Divinity degree. He directs the Intermediate Youth Camp Akron district and serves as assistant dean of the Older Youth Institute at Lynwood Park Vermilion. He is secretary treasurer of the Northeastern Ohio Camp and Institute Commission.
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G. Werner
Ohio
Charles W. Ireland
Wesley Foundation
Ireland
Kent
Willoughby
Mentor Plains Methodist Church
College of Wooster
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Methodist Church
Mr. Ireland
Akron
Lynwood Park
Vermilion
Northeastern Ohio
The
U.S. Troops Fall Back Under Korean Drive
U.S. units retreated to the Kum River after a stiff rearguard fight against three North Korean tank divisions. American forces, outnumbered by about twenty to one, faced uncertainty over crossing the Kum as battles erupted across multiple sectors from Taejon toward Taegu.
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U.S
Kum River
MacArthur
Kum
U.S. Army
South Korea
South Korean
Taegu
Taejon
Sea of
Summer Graduates Get Caps Gowns
Students finishing the first summer term should arrange cap and gown rental at the University Bookstore. Announcements may be ordered as well and orders must be placed within two weeks.
Campus FM Station Tests Next Wednesday at Kent
WESU FM a campus station begins equipment tests on Wednesday with daily one hour tests for 30 days. The 80 person Kent State band will perform July 21 at 7 30 p m on the tennis courts behind Wills gym.
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Campus
School of Music
Wills Gym
Roy D. Metcalf
University Band
John Farinacci
Cleveland Heights
Alfred Zetzer
Universit School
Wesu-Fm
Community Voice
Kent Hall
House Appointed Kent Stater Editor
Richard C. House, a senior journalism major from Conneaut Ohio, has succeeded Brian McNamara as editor of the Kent Stater. The appointment was made by Carleton J. Smyth after McNamara’s resignation. House transfers from Bowling Green University and has worked at the Conneaut News-Herald and Bee-Gee News.
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Richard C. House
Conneaut
Brian McNamara
Kent Stater
Carleton J. Smyth
McNamara
House
Bowling Green University
Conneaut News-Herald
Bee-Gee News
Starlight Hop Set For Wednesday Terrace Dance
The weekly Starlight Hop will be held Wednesday on the Stopher hall terrace with dancing from 8 30 to 10 30 p m to late recordings. Admission is 25 cents per person. In case of rain the dance moves to the Union ballroom.
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Stopher Hall Terrace
Union Ballroom
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