Adolescence of New Nations Shapes World Policy
International observers compare recent events in Korea and other regions to adolescence. Many new nations face growing pains as colonial legacies fade and independence spreads. The United States should provide moral guidance and support to prevent Communist influence as nations mature.
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Korea
South Korea
Altough Korea
West
United States
Sen
John Sparkman
Alabama
U. S
Air Force backs winged space glider for global trip
The Air Force orders a go ahead on a winged space glider intended to circle the globe in 90 minutes and land softly in the California desert. Built-out timelines remain uncertain but plan is moving forward as rapid world travel advances. The piece ends by asking why anyone would want such a rapid global circumnavigation.
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AIR Force
California
Considerine's On the Line A UN Role Essay
Special Correspondent presents a column on the United Nations role and America's 32.5 percent share of UN funding. The piece highlights Atoms for Peace, aid programs, and UN actions from 1945 to postwar crises, noting the per capita cost as about twelve cents.
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Bob Considine
EW York
Cardinal Farley Military Academy
United States
United Nations
Eisenhower
San Francisco
Korea
Red Army
Iran
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Kashmir
Greece
Hungary
Arizona Pardons Power Brothers in 1918 Shootout
Two Power brothers, John 70 and Tom 68, were pardoned after 42 years in prison for a 1918 deadly gun battle in Kilburn Canyon Arizona that killed their father and two lawmen. The pardon hearing featured a dramatic challenge to the brothers to seek forgiveness, with former warden Lorenzo Wright urging accountability and reconciliation.
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Arizona
John
Tom Power
Jeff Power
Tom
Power Brothers
U. S
Marshall Frank Haynes
Powers
Kilburn Canyon
Galiuro Mountains
Mexico
West
Lorenzo Wright
Penitentiary
Maricopa
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day Saints
John Power
Wright
Teevee
World of Wit and Morons Echo Walpole Quote
A sharp quip on perception contrasts comedy for thinkers with tragedy for feelers, and labels morons as blissfully ignorant, unable to grasp either side. The remark portrays irony in judgment and human folly.
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Horace Walpole
Starta The Day On The South Plains
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal brief outlines the Morning Edition of an independent Democratic newspaper serving Lubbock and Brin 8t and Ave J. The notice lists editors and subscription rates for various delivery options and includes a pledge of allegiance as part of the May 2 1960 page.
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Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Brn 8T
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty
CHAS
United States of America
Liberal Trend Signals GOP and Dems Move Left in 1960 Race
Article notes a regional shift toward liberalism in the 1960 presidential year with Kennedy Humphrey gains in Wisconsin and New Jersey. It cites Humphrey and Case as examples, cites President Eisenhower era ties with Nixon, and discusses Rayburn Johnson backing liberal measures to aid education, farming, labor, and health.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Kennedy- Humphrey
Wisconsin
Nixon
Sen. Humphrey
Madison
Tucker
Lake Michigan
Clifford P. Case
Robert Morris
New Jersey
Sen. Case
Old Guard
West Virginia
Kennedy-Humphrey
Bostonian
Thunderers
Americans For Democratic Action
Afl-Cio Statisticians
New York
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Offike
Sen
Kennedy
F.D.R
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Franklin
Eisenhower
Los Angeles
Eisenhower-Anderson-Benson
Rayburn
Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Republican Party
Middle West
California
Florida
GOP
Reward Offer for Hitler Alive Central Nations Custody
A $1,000,000 cash reward was offered by Samuel Harden Church on behalf of Pittsburgh residents for delivering Adolf Hitler alive unwounded and unhurt to the League of Nations for trial. The offer runs through May 1940. Lorenzo-Irvin Bownds buried. lawmen pursue cashier's killer in Lorenzo robbery case. Goering aerial operations range over Norway, bombing Allied lines near Namsos. Lubbock schools 1940 41 term names 17 teachers.
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New York
Adolph Hitler
League of Nations
Samuel Harden Church
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
High Court of Justice
Church
Lorenzo
Irvin Bownds
Lorenzo Cemetery
Lorenzo State Bank
Jim Williams
Crosby County
Lubbock Public Schools
J. T. Hutchinson
Lubbock Sanitarium
It Is Well To Remember Youngsters Have Worries
George E. Sokolskey argues tax policy weakens family bonds by draining earnings. He cites rent control injustices, draft uncertainty, and socialization as threats to youth and the future, urging thrift and parental care over expansive government programs.
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George E. Sokolsky
Townsend
United States
Castro's Sister Weds Mexican Engineer in Havana Cathedral
Emma Castro, 24 year old sister of Fidel Castro, married Victor Delgado Lomeli in Havana Cathedral with about 600 guests. Archbishop Msgr Evelio Diaz conducted the ceremony as Fidel Castro arrived late, a family friend led the bride down the aisle. The report notes the Royal Gorge Railway near Canon City, Colo as the world's steepest incline.
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Havana
UPD
Emma_ Castro
Victor Delgado Lomeli
Evelio Diaz
Fidel
Castro
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