MacArthur Urges End to War and World Law
General MacArthur argues for outlawing war and replacing battlefield decision making with world law. He calls for revising the UN charter to grant the organization judicial power to settle conflicts at the conference table. He admits pundits will scoff but insists the future safety of civilization requires decisive action.
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Douglas MacArthur
United States
General MacArthur
Missouri
Tokyo
League of Nations
MacArthur
United Nations
Asia
Justice Noted As Platts Case Deliberations Continue
Governor Collins affirms only courts can decide if Allen Platt and his five school age children may attend white schools in Florida. He notes the Platts face prejudice and urges tolerance while urging aid from civic-minded residents to fund the legal challenge. Justice remains the Platts’ central aim.
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Allen Platt
Platts
Platt
Willis McCall
Lake County
Florida
South Carolina
North Carolina
General Assembly of
Oath on Romans Epistle Context in Georgia Politics
The Atlanta Constitution notes Gov. Marvin Griffin took his oath with his hand on the Bible opened to Romans. The essay highlights Romans themes of humility, debt to all, and resisting power. It ponders a community living by the Epistle’s guidance and its implications for governance.
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Marvin Griffin
Paul
Rome
Gov. Griffin
Atlanta
Editorial page duty over profit in small town press
The Topic editor speaks at the National Editorial association meeting in St. Petersburg, urging editors to defend freedom and human rights over profits. He recalls personal risk in Mount Dora Florida for publishing about evicted families and calls for editorial pages to champion what is right, not mere cash gains.
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St. Petersburg
Wri
John Paul Jones
University of Flori
School of Journalism
South Korea
Florida
Mount Dora
U. S. News and World Report
Progressive
Christian Science Monitor
Supreme Court
Lake County
Germany
Russia
China
Voice of Liberty
Tavares
Bryant Bowles
National Association For the Advancement of White People
Karl Marx
Bowles
Tomorrow One World Chronicles a Rising Red Threat
The piece argues that Chinese Communists are advancing on Asian islands and threaten Formosa. It blasts U S policy as indecisive and inadequate, warning that grain and guns alone fail to unite the non communist world and calling for a clear, compelling anti communist aim.
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Asia
Russia
China
Sorrento Birth Announcement and Local Club Schedule
Mr and Mrs H L Thompson announce the birth of Sue a 6 pound daughter at Durham Young Hospital Leesburg on January 25. Mr and Mrs Hiram Evans of Connecticut visiting with Mr and Mrs Warren L Case and now residing in Mount Dora. Civic club meets at 7 p.m. Monday and WHOOT Owls meet at 8 p.m. in the auditorium.
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H. L. Thompson
Sue
Durham Young Hospital
Leesburg
Hiram Evans
Connecticut
Warren L. Case
Mount Dora
Civic Club
Vesper Service Draws Crowds After Mount Dora Article
Letter writers thank Mount Dora Topic for coverage of Professor E. B. Ferson and the first Sunday afternoon vesper. The tabernacle was packed yesterday and readers said they learned of it in the Mount Dora paper. Next Sunday Walter Oliver will speak at vesper service.
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Mount Dora
Tabernacle
Walter Oliver
P. W.dubose
J. G. Ray Jr Planning Chairman Dear J. G
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Reevaluating Risks in National Security Debate
The Colorado Labor Advocate quotes Dr. Bush urging a return to sanity in national security. He questions whether heightened internal controls threaten freedom more than external tyranny and asks if guarding against subversion has become forced conformity. He defends free speech and measured risk as core democratic values.
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Bush
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Dr. Bush
Dr. Toynbee
Prejudice in Florida School Desegregation Letter
Governor writes to Mr. Allen Platt regarding his children Raymond and Laura Belle enrolled in a white Mount Dora school. He cites Florida law on race, discusses Croatan Indian lineage doubts, and warns that prejudice undermines justice while urging careful, lawful action for relief.
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Raymond
Mount Dora
Laura Belle
D. D. Roseborough
Lake County
Willis McCall
Ords
South Carolina
Holly Hill
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