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Behold Heaven Cannot Contain This House Built
A fragment quotes a biblical verse about the heavens unable to contain the Lord and reflects on a temple or house the speaker has built, suggesting a sacred space of significance and awe.
Language Skill Rising Among Ambassadors Faces Language Barriers
The article notes 67 percent of ambassadors are proficient in foreign languages, with Asia and Africa presenting the hardest problems. Arabic is spoken well by only two ambassadors, including John S. Badeau in Egypt. Africa lacks American diplomats fluent in its languages, while Soviet languages are taught more in policy circles. Endowed chairs in African and East Asiatic languages are urged. Military experts warn Berlin is a proximity fuse on Cuba.
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Asia
Africa
John S. Badeau
Egypt
American University
Cairo
George F. Kennen
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
State Department
Kennedy
Raphael Rodriguez
Cuba
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Chile
U. S
England
London
Countess of Seafield
Pauline Studley-Herbert
Prince William
Prince Richard of
Gloucester
South Seas
Holland
Lady Seafield
Dore Schary
Hollywood
Cheers For Mike Larne Quits Singing For College
A young English singer Mike Larne shocks fans by quitting top recording hits to pursue a college degree. He cites speed, confusion, deceit in the music pace as intolerable. Detroit car trends push speed and power to sustain the market and crash risk.
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Mike Larne
Young Sarne
Britain
America
Surprise Anniversary Escapade Sparks Husbands Honor
The Findlay Ohio husband Wallace Phillips treats marriage to grand gestures. He whisked his wife from Findlay to New York for their 20th anniversary then to Reykjavik Luxembourg and Paris, ending with a dinner. The piece extols small, imaginative surprises to keep marriages lively.
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Wallace Phillips
Findlay
Ohio
Phillips
New York
Reykjavik
Iceland
Luxembourg
Paris
Hoover writes of communism and wartime aid
Jim Bishop profiles J Edgar Hoover as a dignified long‑time FBI chief who writes on communism. He notes Hoover’s new book studies the history of communism from Marx to Khrushchev and recalls U S wartime aid to the USSR, including tank and aircraft shipments and a $11.14 billion bill, with a personal anecdote from Emil Steencken about Murmansk convoys.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
G- Men
America
Holt
Khrushchev
United States
U.S
Russia
U. S
Great Britain
Murmansk
Emil Steencken
North Cape
Norway
Emil
J. Edgar Hoover
Soviet Union
Pravda
Congress
Russel Long
Louisiana
Olin Johnson
South Carolina
Johnston
Long
Miss Tabitha Mojela Marries Basutoland Chief Moshoeshoe II
In Basutoland Africa Miss Tabitha Mojela wed Paramount Chief Constantine Bereng Seeiso Moshoeshoe II. The ceremony links a royal line to the modern state as observers note the bride faces a daunting full name to remember.
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Basutoland
Africa
Tabitha Mojela
Constantine Bereng Seeiso Moshoeshoe II
Kennedy bid in Massachusetts Senate race sparks national concern
In Massachusetts the Democratic primary featured Ted Kennedy and Edward McCormack amid a low turnout, while George Cabot Lodge faced Laurence Curtis in a GOP vote. The piece argues direct election by popular vote invites machine influence and questions long term democratic health and the Kennedy political future.
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Washington
Massachusetts
United States
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Leverett Saltonstall
Nixon
Senate
Thomas J. O'Connor
Springfield
Teddy Kennedy
Eddie McCormack
George Cabot Lodge
Laurence Curtis
Senator Saltonstall
Saltonstall
Curtis
U. S
House of Representatives
House of Natives
Edward M
Ted] Kennedy
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States Senate
Young Kennedy
Poverty to riches shapes a modern political view
In a period of shifting views on wealth men, Nixon and others are seen as potential last of no mo dough-hicans. The piece argues that rich candidates are favored, while the poor are viewed with suspicion, reshaping political battles and self made images. Navy ship Daniels christening debates surface amid war claims fight.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Africa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Eddie McCormack
Teddy Kennedy
George Cabot Lodge
Eddie
John W. McCormack
Nelson A. Rockefeller
George Romney
Nowaday
Averell Harriman
National Press Club
Frank Holeman
Harriman
Holeman
Radio City Music Hall
Laurence Olivier
Arthur Godfrey
Kathy
Arthur
Dave Regan on Time and Appointments in Life
The columnist recalls strict punctuality in business and social life. He notes how reminders via secretaries and scribbled keywords fail, causing missed dates. Social timing harms hosts, as arriving early or late can upset people, especially women.
Gossip and Hollywood Rumors Light Up Dorothy Kilgallen Notebook
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Lana Turner’s reported upset over a forthcoming novel with thin disguises, Keefeauver’s possible boredom with investigations, and Italian deportee dates. notes on Peter Lorre, Buddy Rich, NBC plans, Geraldine Page Mussolini role, Diane Brown’s October wedding, and more eye catching celebrity chatter.
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Lana Turner
Kefauver
Joe Adonis
Italy
Virginia Hill
Marie McDonald
Peter Lorre
Mt. Sinai Hospital
United Nations
Dino de Laurentis
Geraldine Page
Mussolini
Rome
Silvana Mangano
Diane Brown
Montgomery Clift
Red Buttons
Helayne
Heath
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