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Tragic incongruity and the fading moral fiber challenge
The piece questions why rising church membership does not curb crime and asks if moral decline stems from compromises in society. It reflects on superficial religion, secular influences, and media, then urges personal reexamination of life and ethics. It ends with a tentative view that religion remains but people may have left it.
No Cabinet Nepotism in Kennedy Era
Reports claim President-elect Kennedy may name his 35 year old brother Robert as attorney general. Critics warn nepotism would set a poor precedent and threaten public perception, urging the incoming administration to choose an independent candidate despite Kennedy’s support. The piece ends with a nostalgia note about Christmas shopping trends.
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Treasury Job Crucial to Kennedy Economic Policy
The president elect seeks a treasury secretary who can set a prudent economic tone for four years. The choice must balance conservatism with strength to keep the dollar sound, resisting further currency weakening. The appointee will face momentous, unpopular measures and must display fortitude and influence.
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Woman Overcomes Hard Times Through Faithful Guidance
A South Carolina woman recounts ten years of struggle after her husband left with another woman. She moved into a two room shack, budgeted seventeen dollars a week, and endured dire shortages before recalling Matthew 6 33. Her story underscores finding divine guidance in trouble.
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African Leaders At UN Face Deep Rift In Congo Debate
At the United Nations the 25 nation African bloc faces sharp divisions as Congo and Mauritania issues trigger clashes. Kasavubu backed by Western allies and Lumumba backed by the Soviet camp clash over Congo seating while Morocco and Mauritania spark disputes among new states. African diplomats warn against outside meddling and urge unity as the General Assembly weighs anti colonial proposals.
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Racine Talks Its Way Through Hard Times and Growth
Paul Harvey extols Racine Wisconsin as a model of civic pride and business resilience. From a frontier watering place to a manufacturing hub, the city kept talking Racine through fires, depressions, and a stock crash, with leaders like J I Case and H F Johnson driving aggressive advertising to rebuild and keep workers employed. The piece highlights the Commerce Club origin, the slogan Talk Racine, and the lasting belief that ongoing promotion spurred industrial growth and community prosperity.
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New Imperial Palace Plans Cost Seven Billion Yen
A Tokyo project aims to build a new imperial palace estimated at seven billion yen, about 19 million dollars. A Japanese university professor designs the structure amid lighthearted remarks on scale and style.
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The Electoral College explained by a Milwaukee reader
George Sokolsky replies on the electoral system, noting the Constitution's checks and balances and the shift from direct democracy to a citizenry guided by electors. He traces the 1789 design, the 17th, 12th and 20th amendments, and argues that the popular vote often does not determine the outcome.
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Celebrities and Carrolls Amid,Rumors and High Society
Read like a bustling notes page, the item lists Dorothy Kigallen’s comeback party guests including Edith Piaf while reporting on midtown counterfeit activity. It also cites industry chatter about Oscar prospects, casting gossip, Broadway wannabe wardrobe costs, FBI cargo theft questions, and celebrity social sightings around New York.
Christmas party plan for needy children announced
DAN CORSON was named chairman of a Junior Chamber of Commerce committee to plan a community Christmas party for needy children. Tentative plans called for a tree between the YMCA and the Paramount Theater, a free movie and candy, and daily seasonal music during the tree's display. C H Campbell, city auditor, and deputy Miss Martha Class attended a meeting of the Ohio Municipal Finance Officers Association in Cleveland.
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