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Remembering veterans and renewing commitment to freedom
Veterans Day reflection urges honoring the fallen by ongoing action for liberty and human rights. The speech warns freedom faces ongoing threats beyond warfare and calls all Americans to engage now, not wait for war, while critiquing high interest in lending a hand.
No Nobel Peace Prize Awarded This Year
The Swedish committee did not award the Nobel Peace Prize this year, citing no American or other candidate deemed to have made a significant contribution to peace. Dag Hammarskjold was once seen as likely, but Khrushchev's attack on him may have influenced the decision. Since 1901 the prize has been skipped 14 times, with wars and lack of standout candidates noted. American recipients include Roosevelt, Root, Wilson, Kellogg, Butler, Hull, Marshall, and the AFSC in 1947. A symphony conductor stresses the importance of staying in good shape with new rockin and rollin exercises.
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George C. Marshall
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Speaking Of Vacations and Home Comforts in Travel Choices
A travel bureau reports Americans rarely pick new locales for vacations. Among 2,000 surveyed, 77 percent chose spots with living and recreation similar to home. The poll suggests comfort at home boosts enjoyment, while expert views on the Moscow Peiping split yield a similar binary conclusion: progress or stagnation.
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Expense accounts and honesty in journalism
Jim Bishop reflects on expense accounts in media and politics. He recalls editors and reporters at Key Biscayne, noting lavish items and the lack of accountability. The piece jokes about the president's expenses and imagines an ambassador to Cuba if a new administration sought one.
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Cuba's National College of Medicine fires 77 doctors
Report claims 77 doctors dismissed amid Cuba's medical reforms and political rhetoric. The piece notes public concern over health policy, cites no official source, and positions the action within broader Havana administration expectations.
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Catholics Shifted Vote Ends With Kennedy Victory
Washington analysis finds the election’s tight finish driven by a Catholic shift from Republican to Democratic ranks, estimating about 9.3 million Catholic votes for Kennedy. Protestants showed little national change, though some Democratic Protestants moved Republican. The shift helped Kennedy carry key states like New York, Pennsylvania, California, and Illinois, marking the first Catholic president.
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Shirley Temple sway in Nixon race looms large
Washington report notes ballots remain to be counted and Shirley Temple influence looms over the 1960 campaign. The piece humorously imagines polls and personal memories, recalling the former child star now Mrs Black and the public’s mixed feelings about her. It weaves in private anecdotes about a columnist’s niece and family reflections on public opinion and fate.
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Estrellita Horoscope For Tomorrow And Next Year
Tomorrow your birthday brings potential in business and new ventures. In February you may collaborate to entertain or earn from social activity. Travel appears June or August and October favors turning art to practical work enhancing Scorpio resolve.
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President of the United States A Call to Service and Sacrifice
Dave Regan reflects on the election with sympathy for both losers and winners. The piece lauds the president's sacrifices, outlines the duties and scrutiny of the office, and asserts the nation's enduring strength and need for public support and prayer.
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Broadway Bulletin Board Bites of show biz and casting news
Dorothy Kilgallen highlights Audrey Hepburn husband Mel Ferrer signing for Dame de Montsoreau with Anita Ekberg as the dame. Rob ert Kilgallen’s brother dies. Warners bids for Tenderloin rights at 250000. Various society notes on Sandee Preston, Joe Kennedy, Morton Downey, Kingst on Trio near miss, pension rumblings, Jody McCrea in All Hands On Deck, and more castings and retirements across New York entertainment circles.
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Skiatron
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Joseph Kennedy
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Alabama
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Webb and Knapp
Civic Association leaders elected to third term and other notices
George E. Denny was elected to a third term as Civic Association president. H. J. Schaeffer was re elected secretary for a fourth term and H. A. Waller was reappointed managing director. Mary Pigott, 62, of 1328 Manchester Ave was seriously injured after being struck by a car while returning home from mass at Holy Trinity Church during a driving rain. The Rev Frank E F Johnston led a roundtable at the 19th anniversary of the Stiles Bible Class founding.
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First Baptist Church
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