Mount Cana Reflections on Galilee and the Sermon on the Rock
Norman V. Peale writes from Mount Cana above Safed in Israel recalling the Sea of Galilee and nearby sites. He reflects on Jesus teaching at Capernaum and the Sermon on the Mount, urging readers to live by Galilee’s gospel to avoid Armageddon’s danger.
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Mount
Cana
Safad
Israel
Sea of Galilee
Jesus
Mount Tabor
Deborah
Sisera
Magdala
Mary Magdalene
Jesus of Nazareth
Tiberius
Rome
Capernaum
Simon Peter
Christ
Jerusalem
Jordan
Armageddon
Galilee
Mail through the partisan lens in Ymelda Reads
A humorous exchange unfolds as Ymelda reads a pile of political mail from Democratic and Republican committees. The scene mocks campaign rhetoric with quips about Kennedy Nixon Jackson and Wilson, noting committees, endorsements, and media parodies.
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Ymelda
Young Republican National Federation Today
Kennedy- Johnson
Kennedy - Johnson
John R. Styles
Grand Rapids
Mich
Nixon Lodge
Gale McGee
D-Wye
Republican Party
Labor Day rally signals Kennedy bid amid union caution
Kennedy kicks off his campaign at Detroit's Labor Day event backed by AFL CIO, but Meany and others insist there is no labor vote. The piece traces Labor Day's origins from 1882 to the AFL and Knights of Labor, noting shifts in union influence and nonpartisan traditions.
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Sen
John F. Kennedy
American Federation of Labor Congress of Industrial Organizations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Harry S. Truman
Detroit
Cadillac Square
Labor
CIO
Texas
Union
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Stevenson
New York City
Central Labor Union
AFL
Knights of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Columbus
Ohio
Knights
Gompers
America
Oregon
Canada
England
Alla Masevich
Sputnik
Vanguard
Popular Mechanics
Moorhead
Minn
Ed Benedict
Benedict
Death ray question shadows light amplification advance
Scientific note on a new light amplification method prompts debate over its potential as a weapon versus its promise for space communication and astronomical discovery. Critics warn of fear of misuse while supporters see a powerful tool for exploration and interplanetary signaling.
Modest living income rises over forty years since 1951
The piece notes that income needed for a modest but adequate living has climbed 40 percent since 1951, equivalent to two-fifths, and adds that with an extra two-fifths one would be considered high. It also mentions tipping trends and advises not to broach the topic during a barber shop shave.
Kennedy May Sleep Here Headline In Middletown Journal
A fragmented column notes Kennedy may spend the night in Middletown before a breakfast stop on Oct 7. It suggests this could be the first presidential candidate to sleep there, with a cheeky nod to a local innkeeper and a playful reference to historic visits.
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Kennedy
Middletown
Massachusetts
Manchester
Paul Galeese
George Washington
Soviets Misleading Space Claims Under Scrutiny
Fulton Lewis Jr surveys Soviet space boasts highlighting contradictory weights for Sputnik and misidentified photos, noting Western tracking stations found falsities in Sputnik II and lunar probes Lunik I and II, with observers doubting claimed timings and impacts amid Cold War tensions.
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Khrushchev
United States
Ft. Monmouth
England
Jodrell Bank
Counterfeit News Tales and Hoaxes Across Time
A列 collection of magazine and newspaper hoaxes critiques the spread of fake stories. It cites repeated gags about officials and nurses as example of enduring fabrications. The piece notes authorship attribution and the danger of treating fiction as fact in media.
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New York Park
Central Park Lake
Two Middletown youths hospitalized after burns and head injury
Twenty years ago on September 4 1940 William Edward Burkhardt 16 regained consciousness at Middletown Hospital to find his cousin Roscoe Sloan with a broken leg and uncle Elmer Miller with a crushed hand. Eugene Dishman 6 was in critical condition after clothing caught fire at a bonfire near his home.
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William Edward Burkhardt
Isaac Burkhardt
Sheridan Ave
Middletown Hospital
Roscoe Sloan
Elmer Miller
Eugene Dishman
Mar Shall Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norman V. Peale
Syria
Accetuil
George Dixon
Washington
Dwight S. Truman
Morning Mail
Democratic
Republican Campaign Committee
Richard Milhous Kennedy
Democratic Digest
Los Angeles
Jackie Nixon
Battle Line
GOP
Nixon
Goldwater
Democratic National Committee
Henry M
Scoop
Clare B. Williams
Pat
George
Jack
Powers That Be
Sunset Park
P.D
Sutphin Street
Central Avenue
Central
Millcreek
Dayton
Cincinnati
Fulton Lewis Jr
Radio
Moscow
Reds
U. S
Radio Moscow
Grand Bahama Island
Scheel
T.M. Reg
U.S
J.enpean Hoover
THE
OgsKk
Schask
Switzerland
ST. Michaels Church
Charleston, SC
Paul Harvey
Mary Steyn
Reader’s Digest
Iron Curtain
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
William Young
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Ing
Penny Drake
Quote Magazine
Brown
Johnny
City Desk
Merritt Parkway
Hannah
Virginia
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