NATO Meeting Ahead as Paris Talks Shape Alliance
The editorial urges President Eisenhower to attend the December NATO summit in Paris to bolster trust amid critics. It recalls NATO’s purpose of collective defense and economic unity, notes mixed achievements, and stresses joint strategy and arms support shaping Western security since 1949.
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Corruption in Unions Faces AFL-CIO Challenge
The AFL-CIO opens its annual convention amid predictions it will expel the Teamsters and other unions for failing to purge corruption. Analysts say eradication is hard due to organized crime syndicates, with reform aided by Senate hearings and court actions.
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Bethlehem Trip With Arab Driver Ends In Bitter Ethic Clash
A Chrysler driven by an Arab guide inspires cynical banter about Christian ethics as an American couple travels from Jerusalem to Bethlehem. The trip includes shops, coins, rosaries, and a damp cave, with tension over price and religion coloring the journey.
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U S Dilemma Over Secrets On Atomic Weapons
Washington debates sharing atomic weapon secrets with allies dating to 1946 when the United States held a monopoly on development and Congress sought to maintain it as long as possible as the debate unfolds.
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Why baptism is essential in knowing Christ
The author argues that while baptism is commanded and important, salvation rests on true repentance and receiving Jesus Christ. Full knowing of Christ requires a life of faithful obedience including baptism, though final interpretation on its exact significance remains open until meeting God.
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Fear of war fuels Soviet deterrence and potential revolts
A Washington essay argues that the Soviet fear of another war keeps Moscow from risking conflict and that peasant uprisings hinge on fear of destruction. It urges U.S. leaders to convey Soviet dangers to the Russian people and to use bold information campaigns to undermine tyranny.
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Princeton Professor’s Associates Are Very Questionable
Washington reporter critiques Princeton University politics professor Hugh H. Wilson for ties to the Emergency Civil Liberties Committee and for supporting campaigns seen as anti Hoover and anti FBI. The piece notes ECLC leadership with alleged Communist ties and cites Daily Worker listings linking Wilson to pro Communist causes and amnesty appeals.
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How To Keep Well by Dr. Van Dellen
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen answers space questions on disease prevention. He advises breastfeeding as preferred, notes reasons for breastfeeding difficulties, and offers guidance on nursing positions, milk supply, and supplement needs.
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Health hints and questions on anemia and fertility
C R asks what causes hy poplastic anemia noting slowed bone marrow production. Mrs F asks how soon after menses a girl can become pregnant, stating ovulatory cycle begins one to two years after menarche. Today’s Health Hint advises covering a pimple rather than squeezing it.
Monroe News Star The Monroe News Star corporate history
The item lists founding dates and key staff of the Monroe News Star publishing group from 1891 to 1938, notes second class mailing status since June 1, 1909, and describes publication as an afternoon newspaper except Saturdays and Sundays. It names offices, executives, and advertising representatives, including publishers John D Ewing Wilson Ewing and figures like Robert Ewing Jr William Bronson Richard Hale and Edmund G Brown. It credits The Associated Press and states editorial positions and independence.
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