Gore accuses Nkrumah of Communist influence in Ghana
Senator Albert Gore, while in Accra on a fact finding mission, denounces Kwame Nkrumah as subverting African independence and aligning with communism. Gore criticizes the Volta Dam project as uneconomical and argues U.S. aid should be withheld. He also comments on U.S. political divides and a possible Democratic ticket in Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Albert Gore
Accra
Ghana
Senate
Anican Alluirs
Gore
Kennedy
Nkruman
Middletown Symphony Tribute to Wilkerson’s Band Leads Cultural Night
Dave Regan notes Middletown’s Symphony Orchestra grew through lean years, honoring Valda Wilkerson and Bonnie Murray. Sunday’s 1,009 in Roosevelt Junior High payroll auditorium showcased polished programs, accessible program notes, and townwide cultural enrichment, proving local appetite for quality classical entertainment.
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Middletown
Valda Wilkerson
Roosevelt Junior High School
Bonnie Murray
People Are Affected by World Affairs and Embargo
The piece argues that individuals suffer from broad policy moves such as Kennedy's Cuba embargo. It notes Florida cigar makers losing jobs due to Havana leaf shortages, while defending the embargo as a tool against tyranny. It emphasizes not forgetting the human impact in democracy. Kennedy says the government will not control television. viewers can switch.
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Florida
Kennedy
Cuba
Small Price To Pars Bond Issue For United Nations
The writer argues the Senate should approve the full 200 million dollar United Nations bond issue with no restrictive partial approval. They warn hedging could weaken trust in the U N and harm global peace efforts. They note a proposed cap on US purchases risks UN effectiveness and Congo peace prospects. The author supports approving the total 200 million dollars as a reasonable price for a viable UN.
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United Nations
Senate
U.N
U. N
Maguker
United States
Congo
U N
Drill for Life Safety Drills Boost Family Preparedness
The article urges every family to establish a clear fire action plan and practice drills until everyone knows where to go and what to do. It recommends training in general safety rules and having alternate routes, with specific contingencies like a child using an outside window exit if the main route is blocked. Tragic outcomes are avoided through preparation.
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Neves
Johnny
James
Franklin high school finds frozen body of man identified as Charles Murphy
Twenty years ago Franklin children discovered the frozen body of 30 year old Charles Murphy near the Franklin High School, with police noting he slipped along the stream bank. He was last seen alive two days earlier as investigators cited the banked slope accident. ARMCO Steel Corp chair George M Verity received a Middletown American Legion Medal for distinguished civic work and public service, a first such presentation said by Post Commander William J Mile.
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Charles Murphy
Franklin
Franklin High School
Armco Steel Corp
George M. Verity
Middletown
American Legion
William J Mile
Eisenhower on Khrushchev shows faith in dialogue
Washington dispatch describes former President Eisenhower's TV remarks on Khrushchev, praising his balanced view of public opinion under a police state. The piece links Eisenhower's stance to Stalin's 1945 remark on public opinion, urging spiritual, friendly firmness to pierce the iron curtain and seek peace amid dictatorship.
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Eisenhower
Contro
Russia
Stalin
Harry Hopkins
Saturday Evening Post
Robert Sherwood
United States
Hopkins
Mr. Eisenhower
Dwight Esenhower
Postmaster General Day Refuses Stamp Fame Despite Pressure
George Dixon reports on the Postmaster General J Edward Day facing persistent pressure for commemorative stamps. Day laughs off promotional efforts telling an aide to “drop dead” rather than celebrate a living person. The piece also notes Shriver’s cryptic note and odd anecdotes about Peace Corps gifts, Embassy pigeons, and Colt’s bow and arrow news.
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Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
New Garden
Toughkenamon
Colombia
Emotion Pictures and English Burgers in a Talky Tale
The man at the next desk riffs on late night love stories as emotion pictures. A London analyst laments British hamburgers as cereal heavy and meat light, while a Stratford theater name change to Royal Shakespeare Theatre earns praise as tribute to Shakespeare.
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Britain
H. A. Williams
City of London
Shakespeare Memorial Theater
Stratford-on Avon
England
Royal Shakespeare Theater
Bill
Two Jobs To Pay For Food Says Labor Leader
Paul Harvey argues that a five hour day and two hour week in New York easing automation would create more jobs. He notes Kennedy supports a four hour week but Walter Reuther warns of rising prices from doubled pay and argues for more jobs through shorter hours. He warns government action could raise prices and worsen unemployment despite promises of productivity gains.
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New York Electrical
Walter Reuthey
Kennedy
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Estrellita Horoscope For Tomorrow
Estrellita predicts a period of social functions and welfare project work beginning today. Plan long-range programs, expect exceptional progress if today is your birthday, and anticipate favorable finances in July to October while maintaining caution to avoid overoptimism. Domestic crises in October can be averted by kindness. a December birth promises a true, delightful friend.
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Mance
Language and church politics across Albania and Vatican
The text notes three Albanian language categories, mentions Gheg and Tosk dialects, identifies the pope as Sovereign of Vatican City, recalls Signa Delta Chi founded in 1909 with over 23,000 members, and observes a date line quirk that makes today in the United States equal tomorrow in Korea due to the Pacific dateline.
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Albania
Signa Delta Chi
Professional Journalism Society
United States
Korea
Pacific
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