Pope Paul VI Tours Palestine Seeks Christian Unity
Pope Paul VI completed a historic pilgrimage in Palestine, viewing sites associated with Jesus and meeting with Ecumenical Patriarch Athenagoras I. The embrace signaled potential early steps toward unity between Roman Catholics and Orthodox churches and a broader peace message in a region scarred by conflict.
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Paul VI
Jesus Christ
Palestine
Jordan
Jesus
Gethsamene
Jerusalem
Calvary
Athenagoras I
Rome
Rent Strikes Gain Backing for NYC Old Law Tenements
New York faces over 43 000 old law tenements housing more than a million people many in dire conditions without heat baths or adequate sanitation. Tenants withholding rent push landlords to fix issues and a May bill by Robert F Wagner would let the city fund improvements with rent money and act swiftly on condemned buildings.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Compressed History of Homo Sapiens Timeline
A compact history piece recasts 0.0 million years as 50 years with rapid milestones. It traces hunting and cave living to city building 12 years ago, writing 7 years ago, Christianity 2 years ago, Gutenberg 6 months ago, Edison 1 month ago, Wright brothers less than 3 weeks ago, atomic bomb and jet 1 week ago, Sputnik last night, space capsule tonight.
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Edison
Wrights
Postwar Japan split over alignment with the West
A survey of 3,000 Japanese reveals 43 percent support government alignment with the West while 28 percent favor neutrality. The remaining 29 percent, including the ambivalent core, could threaten the stability of the long standing alliance with the United States.
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United States
Japan
Nuetralists
Far West
Thoughts For Today From Faith And Duty
A compact reflection cites James 2 17 and Abraham Lincoln urging faith with works and the courage to fulfill duty as one understands it. The piece emphasizes living out belief through action and moral resolve in daily life.
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Abraham Lincoln
Washington Report on Lady Bird Johnson as First Lady
The article outlines Lady Bird Johnson's expected active role and compares her trajectory to Eleanor Roosevelt. It notes her prior overseas visits, charity focus, simple style, and potential future influence in politics and social programs. It also contrasts past First Ladies Eisenhower Truman Kennedy and Roosevelt.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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Mrs. Eisenhower
Mrs. Truman
White House
Eleanor Roosevelt
Cuba
Kennedy
United Nations
Mrs.ohnson
Mrs. Roosevelt
Fuss Over Philadelphia Mummers Parade Sparks National Debate
Andrew Tully blasts the Philadelphia Mummers blackface ban as a misguided assault on freedom. He argues Negro pressure and a court injunction trample constitutional rights, urging rulers to defend public order and humor against minority pressure groups.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Alabama
Wallace
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Nellie
Sicily
Naples
Pat
Mike
United States
Mindful mistakes can aid growth in leadership
A business leader advised that top executives should not avoid mistakes but embrace creative errors to drive progress. Rudeness harms health and rarely helps. self awareness can curb ill temper. A University of Chicago study links zestful, hopeful communities with brighter moods and better well being.
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University of Chicago
Norman Bradbury
Lawton Kiwanis Names New Directors and Fort Sill Leader
Ten new directors join the Lawton Kiwanis including T. P. Brammer and Marlin Keathley. Col. Jack L. Rhodes takes over as Fort Sill provost marshal. The item also notes past events from 20 and 30 years ago including Langston Hughes appearing in Lawton and golf club officer changes.
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T. P. Brammer
Marlin Keathley
Urban “Spec” Sanders
P. G. Waggoner
Doyle Williams
Reginal Brown
Vernon Carmichael
Earl McKinney
Gale Sadler
James G. Knox
Jack L. Rhodes
Fort Sill
Fifth Army
Rome
Cervararo
Marilla Kirkland
Lawton
Goldwater divide roils GOP in Capitol power struggle
The piece analyzes Barry Goldwater's presidential bid and the stark split within the Republican Party between Congressional and non-Congressional wings. It cites Sen. Everett Dirksen and House leader Charles Halleck, arguing the Midwestern bloc seeks to shift GOP power away from Eastern, internationalist factions, with implications for a potential Rockefeller or Nixon/Scranton outcome.
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Barry Goldwater
G.O.P
Congress
Goldwater
Capitol Hill
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Dirksen
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Congressional Republican Party
GOP
Eisenhower
Wendell Willkie
Thomas E. Dewey
Old Guard
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Capitol
White House
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
Daedalus Worshiped as Master of Craft and Invention
Daedalus was revered in Greek myth as the supreme craftsman and inventor. Known for his skill in carpentry and tool making, he crafted wings for himself and his son Icarus and built the Labyrinth for King Minos, showcasing unmatched ingenuity and artistic expertise.
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Daedalus
Top-Notch Stocks Hedge Inflation and Deflation Risks
Sylvia Porter summarizes Hugh W. Long & Co findings on common stocks from 1871 to 1963. Stock prices rose during inflation in 66 percent of one-year periods and 100 percent of 30-year spans. dividends generally climbed with rising costs, while during deflation stocks fell less often over long horizons and dividends often increased.
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New Jersey
Hugh W. Long & Co
Long
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