UN Voting Record Shows No Immediate Loss of Majority
The National Council of Churches warns the United States to brace for reduced UN majority support, while observers note the Congo vote as a sign the West may not lose its automatic bloc. Algeria and Red China debates could test the alliance within the year. Psalms 108 4 quotes conclude the piece.
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United Nations
National Council of Churches
United States
Council
Congo
Assembly
Soviet Union
U.N
Europe
Yugoslavia
Algeria
France
Press conferences and the incoming president's prerogative
The piece argues that fair-minded people will concede the new president the right to set the nature and frequency of press conferences. It warns that broad access could harm the administration, noting one mind cannot foresee all consequences.
Two diseases may bow to medical advances within 15 years
Dr Austin B Chinn of Western Reserve University predicts cancer and cardiovascular disease could become conquered within fifteen years. He cautions that new illnesses from radiation exposure during space travel or alien sources may later join humanity's list of plagues.
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Austin B. Chinn
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
P.S
Dr. Chinn
Global fallout levels fall after peak last year
Scientists report radioactive fallout from previous atomic explosions has decreased steadily around the world since its peak last year, even as debates continue among rulers and diplomats on resuming nuclear testing disarmament and inspections.
Plea to curb billboards to save America’s beauty
Inez Robb urges a militant push to remove billboards from the New Frontier and to end billboard advertising. She cites Mexico’s ban and French rules, arguing for strong federal action to preserve landscapes and curb highway blight.
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America
Mexico
Congress
Portraits John C Metcalfe Feud And Appetite For Spicy Dishes
A poem fragment contrasts John C Metcalfe portraits with a feud inside about craving spicy foods. It wryly notes the conflict between desire for bold flavors and discomfort afterward, plus a tax official quip and a doctor's patient care joke.
Review of 1940 News Highlights From Across The World
A 1940 retrospective notes French war planes dropping 22 bombs on Lakhon Siam, a major London air raid lasting 12 hours, and fires in France sparked by incendiary diaries. It records the Idarwold seizure by a British cruiser after a botched blockade run, local land condemnation for a library site, a restaurant manager’s back pay suit, and a Rochester hospital auto accident death.
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Indochina
Vientiane
London
France
Idarwold
Diomede
Mexico
City
16Th and
Farnam Sts
Charles
Leona) Linker
Linker Realty Co
Linker Hotel
Harold Boerkohl
Caledonia
Rochester Hospital
Red Wing
la Crosse
Camp Beauregard
Ralph H. Watson
Louisiana
Sarcoidosis and rheumatoid arthritis linked to wood rot in homes
The doctor traces sarcoidosis back to pine pollen and notes it may be controlled by using seasoned timber. Rheumatoid arthritis is discussed with a Dutch study linking dry rot fungus on floors to higher disease prevalence in poor housing, suggesting environmental factors in disease onset.
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Netherlands
Leiden
H. Warekamp
Warekamp
Today’s Quiz Highlights Copyright and Cyrillic Alphabet Origins
This quiz covers US government publication copyright rules noting no copyright on government content but excluding external material with independent rights. It also answers mill wheat germ yield and traces Cyril Cyrillic alphabet origins to Cyril, noting its role among global scripts.
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U.S
W.D. A
United States
Religious issue shifts in 1960 election spark debate
Post election Gallup data show Protestants nationwide voted 62 percent Nixon and 38 percent Kennedy, with regional splits and Catholic shifts prompting talk of nominating a Catholic in 1964. The piece notes Catholic vote changes, regional patterns, and debates over religious influence in voting behavior.
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South
Nixon
Kennedy
East
Eisenhower
Gallup
Stevenson
Lier
Democratic Party
New York Herald Tribune
Doubt In Civil Defense Raises Questions At Hearings
The Wisconsin civil defense program faces skepticism as Gen. Ralph Olson defends progress. About 6,000 auxiliary police, depots, stand by equipment, and evacuation plans exist, but public interest remains low and doubts persist among lawmakers and citizens.
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Ralph Olson
State Bureau of Civil Defense
Gen. Olson
Madison
Jacoby on Bridge Card Lessons and Hands
Expert bridge commentator Jacoby explains key bidding and play ideas using example hands. The piece analyzes typical high stakes situations, offering practical guidance for intermediate players to improve decision making and safety new approaches.
West Leads Hearts in Four Spade Contract
Bridge scene describes South's careful play and South’s concealment of the four of hearts. West faces a decision at trick two and likely would shift to a trump if South had not hidden that card. South earns nine tricks two aces and seven trumps with precise ruffing.
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West
South
Dunwny
East
La Crosse Tribune Worker Roles and Postal Rates
La Crosse Tribune lists staff positions including editor and city editor and notes publication details. It also lists subscription and mail rates for La Crosse and surrounding areas, with different rates for within 75 miles and outside 75 miles.
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SSS
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
la Crosse
Onalatke
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
Carrier Boy Mall
Carrier Bay
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Winona
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Alabama
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