Europe at a crossroads as unity efforts meet disillusion
Max Lerner notes a mood of frustration in Paris Brussels Bonn as De Gaulle Adenauer and the Common Market architects confront slow German response and long-standing divisions. He argues Europe's renewal lies with its people and shared history from Plato to Lenin guiding future policy.
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Erhard
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Europe’s politics show deep tensions across nations
The text contrasts Communist influence in France and Italy with Europe’s broader struggle between mass movements and parliamentary life. It notes De Gaulle’s era as potentially fleeting, Italy’s social violence beneath parliamentary form, and praises Britain as a model of consent, while Russia eyes a reconsidered closeness to Europe amid world shifts.
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Italy
de Gaulle
Europe
China
Wallace Demands Referendum on Civil Rights Bill
Governor George Wallace of Washington Alabama urges Kennedy and Congress to submit the administration civil rights bill to a national referendum. He warns the public will reject what he calls an encroachment on private property rights.
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Alabama
George Wallace
Kennedy
Congress
Abbotts Rescue Ends Mine Ordeal For Teens In Pittsburgh
Bobby Ab bott, one of three teenage boys rescued from an abandoned coal mine after two days underground, vows no more mines as the group leaves the site. The incident highlights a risky teens exploration gone wrong in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Bobby Abbott
Understanding Heart Murmurs and Home Health Tips
Dr Motner explains murmurs are signs of possible valve defects and not always harmful. Regular checkups help gauge risk, while many children have murmurs with healthy outcomes. The column also answers questions on pinworms, corns between toes, shoe fit, and trichinosis from pork with practical, non sensational guidance.
Do it yourself labor lifts GNP debate to new level
Sylvia Porter argues that DIY work adds real value ignored by Gross National Product. A homeowner and others build roads and bars with no wages counted, risking a 20 percent undercount. Computers may finally capture this labor in future GDP estimates.
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Sumner Collins
GNP
Stanford
Karl Brandt
Council of Economic Advisers
Eisenhower
Department of Commerce
U. S
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