De Gaulle And The Cross In A France Of Dictatorships
The editorial argues General de Gaulle seeks temporary dictatorship as France struggles to stabilize government. It traces France’s history of upheaval from 1789 to 1958, noting recurring futile governments and past dictatorships amid war and political crisis.
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Charles de Gaulle
Joan of Arc
France
Lorraine
Lotharingia
Holy Roman Empire
Germany
Alsace
de Gaulle
Georges Boulanger
Chamber of Deputies
Pierre Laval
Marshal Petain
Doctor Samuel Belkin the Yeshiva University Leader
The article profiles Doctor Samuel Belkin, President of Yeshiva University, noting his rise from Polish immigrant with $5 to head of a 100 million dollar institution. It covers his early life in Poland, move to America, education at Brown, leadership at Yeshiva, and family, with 3,500 orthodox students and a $6.5 million budget.
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Doctor Samuel Belkin
Yeshiva University
America
Dr. Belkin
Poland
Brown University
Swilicz
Bialystock
Poppa Belkin
Momma Belkin
Schlitz
Sam
Belkin
New York
Samuel Belkin
Ira J. Sobol
Selma Ehrlich
Yeshiva
The
Theological Seminary
New York City
Stern College For Women
Albert Einstein Medical College
Advance Planning for Social Security Applications
Planning ahead saves time at the Social Security office. A caller’s experience shows three trips may be necessary without preparation. Bring proof of age and relevant records such as birth certificates, marriage papers, death certificates, and the worker’s Social Security number to speed processing.
What Micah 6 8 means in true religious faith
The answer argues Micah 6 8 cannot be the sole measure of religion. Ceremonies or pure doctrine fail alone. true faith unites inward trust in Christ with doing justly loving mercy and walking humbly with God as the way to salvation.
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Roosevelt
S. B
Christ
John
Dope Capsule City Attraction Draws Rogers Visitors
In Rogers Arkansas the city uses inch long dope capsules with a printed dope sheet revealing rainfall elevation temperature population and a selling pitch for the community. In Hartford Connecticut a worker who quit in anger and sought rehire after 15 minutes was granted unemployment compensation by Commissioner Strauch saying denying expression would be inhumanly rigid.
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Rogers, Ark
Rogers
Hartford
Conn
UPI
Harold Strauch
Logan Act Debate Signals Broad Un-American Inquiry
The House Committee on Un-American Activities plans to probe whether current law restricting private discussions with foreign governments should be expanded. The Logan Act bars citizens from influencing U.S. policy via foreign contacts, with penalties up to five thousand dollars or three years’ imprisonment. The inquiry seeks to define permissible citizen discourse and whether new statutes should specify prohibited activities.
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Washington
United States
House Committee On
House Committee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
Congress
Senate Internal Security
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Ike Faces House Hurdles Over Trade Extension
The piece outlines President Ike's struggle to extend the five year reciprocal trade program beyond June 30. Advisors and lawmakers warn a straight renewal is unlikely, with Dulles Dillon GATT officials backing no compromise. A Simpson substitute seeks to shift tariff authority to Congress, risking a split vote and possible administration defeat.
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Washington
Ike
House of Representatives
White House
Dulles
Douglas Dillon
Department
Geneva
Dillon
Congress
House
Rank and File
Richard Simpson
Pennsylvania
Gattmen
Tariff Commission
House Rules Committee
Simpson
How To Keep Well Sunglasses And Vision Safety
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen answers space questions on disease prevention focusing on sunglasses. Guidance covers lens material, curvature, color perception, darkest densities, indoor use, night driving risks, lens uniformity, and general eye safety. A reader asks about marriage for a mentally deficient sibling. reply suggests improving spelling before license.
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van Dellen
Paregoric Addiction and Mental Health Questions
A reader asks about gradual versus abrupt paregoric withdrawal and emphasizes seeking expert help. Another letter notes morphine addiction can affect pregnancy and newborns. Additional queries cover hereditary blood pressure risk, and the use of electroshock in schizophrenia with insulin and new diabetes tablets affecting brain function.
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Administration aims to send bill back to committee
The administration plans to send the bill back to committee to kill the measure and the reciprocal trade program. It could have secured support with a sincere compromise, but GATT advocates held the strings, ensuring the outcome.
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Gattmen
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Monroe News-Star masthead and staff details
The Monroe News Star prints the newspaper’s masthead information including publisher names John D Ewing Wilson Ewing and staff roles such as executive editor managing editor and general manager. It notes Associated Press affiliation and national advertising representatives.
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Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive and
North Fourth St
Robert Ewing
William Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G, Brown
Jack Gates
Walter B 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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