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Defenders of Liberty Memorial Day Reflection
The piece recalls Memorial Day origins by Southern women who honored Union and Confederate graves. It notes the day’s evolution into nationwide remembrance of service members and all who have passed, stressing honoring those who gave lives for freedom amid Civil War ties and the civil rights era.
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America
China signals potential for larger nuclear capability
The article notes two Chinese nuclear devices may indicate developing facilities and a move toward more capable weapons. It questions delivery methods, cites a mid range yield, and warns Asian anxiety rises as a militant power grows, challenging global power balance.
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China
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Peking
United States
Empress Farah Visits Ottawa Day Nursery
A Canadian Ottawa day nursery encounter with Empress Farah, wife of Iran's Shah, prompts a child's blunt question about being a “real queen.” The scene unfolds with the child doubting the queenly status amid common visitors, highlighting how kids blur lines between storybooks and real royalty.
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Farah
Iran
Ottawa
Ivan
Overcoming Self Doubt and Error Prone Habits
Norman V. Peale counsels that mistakes do not define intelligence and urges learning from successes. He notes two remedies: study successful actions to build a pattern of achievement and seek inner truth through daily Bible reading to lessen error proneness and align mind with truth.
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Dale Carnegie
Norman Vincent Peale
God
Snakepit tale and street chatter amuse downtown readers
A downtown lawyer’s planter snake prank spurs whispered gossip about a “Snakepit” and a travel bureau. A Franklin diver jokes about a TV driving test sign spotted by pedestrians. Joy Jones and Edna Jones mix ups at Middletown Journal spark lighthearted newsroom humor. The Aerocar division awards a Golden Horse for cleanliness with a humorous twist.
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First National Bank
Channel Cat
Franklin
Ptl
Ottis Frank
Franklin Department
Kensington Street
Katherine LeMoyne
Joy Jones
Joy
Preoil Saudi revenue relied on pilgrimage tax
The text notes that before oil, Saudi Arabia's main income came from taxes on pilgrims traveling to Mecca and Medina. It also mentions approximately ten adoption requests yearly for every available US baby.
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Saudi Arabia
Holy
Mecca
Medina
United States
Relic Band on a Man's Hat Seen as Knightly Scarf Tie
An old fashion band on a man's hat is described as a relic from medieval days when a knight tied his lady's scarf to his helmet. The piece evokes chivalry and heraldic style in modern headwear.
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Marjorie Steele
Huntington Hartford
London
Pickwick Club
U. S
Blighty
George Peppard
San Sebastian
Spain
Elizabeth Ashley
Memorial Day Reflections on War and Peace
A personal essay connects Memorial Day memories from a Civil War lineage to modern pacifist urges. The author weighs the duty to advocate for war against the desire for peace while debating limited conflicts and reviewing Theodore Draper on Johnson’s Caribbean policy and historical parallels.
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Theodore Draper
Lyndon Johnson
Dominican Republic
Draper
Johnson
Santo Domingo
Juan Bosch
Mr. Draper
Caribbean
Russia
Milinkovs
Kerenskys
Lenin
Switzerland
Petrograd
Kerensky
Retirement Prayer by Thomas Collins
A speech offering a prayer for retirement asks for integrity and purpose, seeking freedom with pay, work dignity, and the will to influence the world positively. The author pleads for strength to resist laziness, adjust to younger successors, and pursue faith, curiosity, and real worth beyond money or status. A 3¢ booklet titled New GOLDEN YEARS is advertised for 50 cents.
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U. S
Westminster
Grand Central Station
New York 17
Hollywood Buzz and Rumors From the Show World
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Bill Holden dating Ted Stauffer’s estranged wife and speculates on headlines. A World’s Fair bribe claim is backed by tape recordings from an unnamed concessionaire amid industry chatter. Mia Farrow and Frank Sinatra face renewed attention as marriage talk swirls.
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Bill Holden
U. S
Acapulco
Ted Stauffer
Ted
Hedy Lamarr
Flushing Meadows
Mia Farrow
Frank Sinatra
Kid
Juliet Prowse
Frank
Mia
Nancy
Gotham
Walter Arm
Michael Murphy
June Allyson
Don Robinson
Dolores Hart
Maria Stone
Elizabeth Taylor
Edward Durell Stone
Barbara Cook
David Legrant
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