U Thant Criticizes US Press In Johns Hopkins Speech
The secretary general urges bias free reporting and open minds among readers while warning against printing news to fit pro United Nations goals. The piece compares Burma’s censored press with the free press in the United States, arguing for objectivity and national interest.
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U Thant
United States
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Thaw
U.S
Free World
United Nations
Thant
Burma
South Africa’s Gold Cycle and Conservative Politics
In a sweeping portrait, the piece contrasts South Africa’s conservative major parties with global shocks. It cites Gov Gerard Rissik of the South African Reserve Bank on gold as a steady state asset, exports totaling over 14 million Rands, and domestic ownership at 380 percent of gold stocks. It notes the Nationalists and United Party, a booming yet leveling economy, and warns against misreading Africa as a single crisis.
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William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve System
Martin
Gerard Rissik
South African Reserve Bank
Berlin
South Africa
Republic
London
African Reserve Bank
Rissik
Hendrik Verwoerd
Nationalists
United Party
Africa
Republic of South Africa
USA
Australia
New Zealand
Pompeii
United Nations cost sharing dispute over Congo and Middle East
A United States Soviet clash at the United Nations rises over a plan for all member nations to share the costs of U.N. operations in Africa and the Middle East. Western allies face resistance from Soviet aligned and neutralist states, while the U.N. bond issue and delayed dues are cited. Portugal’s fishing industry sustains 300,000, including 60,000 fishermen.
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United Nations
U.N
Congo
Middle East
Soviet Union
World Organization
United States
Congress
State Department
U. N
Free World Nations
Africa
World Court
U.S
Russia
General Assembly
Portugal
Reds applaud New York meeting on Cuba and communists
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship members and allied figures gathered at Carnegie Hall in New York to applaud Kennedy Khrushchev Cuba accord. Evgeni Bugrov and Jessica Smith addressed the crowd praising détente while activists and ex-lawmakers faced electoral defeats or returns.
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Castro
Cuba
New York
Carnegie Hall
National Council of
Evgeni Bugrov
Washington
Anatoli Dobrynin
Miss Smith
Kennedy
Khrushchev
J. P. Morray
Annapolis
Harvard Law School
Morray
University of California
Promised Land
University of Havana
United States
Murray
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Stalin
Khrushchev May Use Cuba as Pawn in Chess Game
An analysis suggests Khrushchev might be using Cuba to force Western powers to withdraw offensive missiles from Europe and the Middle East. The piece questions Moscow strategic intent behind placing 40 intermediate missiles and short range bombers in Cuba and contemplates why the Soviet Union acted as it did.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Middle East
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Moscow
United States
Nuclear stalemate masks Soviet expansion aims
The article argues that a nuclear stalemate exists US USSR but Soviet aims persist. It notes Cuba missiles do not give Moscow a decisive edge and highlights Khrushchev's handling of Cuba, Western defenses, and a long, propaganda driven contest over Berlin and inspections. It portrays Soviet strategy as global and gradual rather than immediate war.
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Soviet Union
Cuba
Russia
United States
West
Kremlin
Moscow
Hitler
Korea
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Congo
Western
Europe
Latin America
Berlin
Why Retirement Succeeds for an 84 Year Old
Rochester man Mau rice Eichhorn aged 84 explains his retirement as successful due to family support and contentment rather than wealth. He enjoys refurbishing clothing to send to Europe, writes poetry, reads in English German and Hungarian, and leads a purposeful life through clubs and tailoring, receiving gratitude from relatives and Eleanor Roosevelt for his work.
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Maurice Eichhorn
Rochester
N. Y
Europe
Mr. Eichhorn
Hungary
U.S
New York
Police Department
Ejichhorn
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Salvation through Christ Alone Affirmed
The speaker argues that salvation is possible only through Jesus Christ, citing his exclusive claim to be the way to the Father. They dismiss other religions as potentially offering salvation and emphasize Christ’s crucifixion as the necessary act for humanity’s reconciliation with God.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
God
25 Years Ago Highlights From December 5 1937 News Star
Japanese troops occupy Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek’s home near Nanking. The former German luxury liner Leviathan, seized by the U S as a troop ship, is sold to England for scrap iron. Monroe records a 22 degree early winter low.
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The
News-Star
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nanking
United States
England
Keeping Well Warnings On Carbon Tetrachloride
Dr. Theodore R. Van Detles warns against using carbon tetrachloride in closed spaces and after drinking, detailing kidney and liver risks, initial symptoms, possible treatments, and the danger from chronic exposure. Modern cleaners use non toxic perchloroethylene.
Proverbs 29:1 Warns Against Hardened Neck and Sudden Destruction
A browser bulletin style Bible digest notes the verse Proverbs 29:1 warns that those who repeatedly refuse reproof harden their neck and face sudden destruction. It adds a caution to seek the Lord while He may be found, framing delay and arrogance as dangerous.
Monroe News-Star Company and Staff Details
The Monroe News-Star is an independent afternoon newspaper published by the News-Star-World Publishing Corporation. It lists staff including Robert Ewing Jr as Chairman, William H. Bronson President, Jack S. Campbell General Manager, and editors Walter Hatten and Edmund G. Brown, with AP news dispatches credited and Branham Company advertising representation.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Richard Hale
Monroe Post Office
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive
North Fourth St
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Walter
Hatten
Associated Press
Branham Company National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Monroe News-Star
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Eugene
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Michigan
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Charles Chamberlain
Robert Secrest
Federal Trade Commission
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Ohio
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