Einstein and Russell warn against wielding weapons to settle disputes
The message by Bertrand Russell, sanctioned by Albert Einstein, pleads with world leaders to reject nuclear weapons and avoid human extinction. It urges a Geneva summit focus on stopping the arms race and seeks a world scientists gathering to study long term effects on future generations. The President is urged to lead this effort as part of a broader push for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertrand Russell
Albert Einstein
Russell
Einstein
Geneva
Eisenhower
Doer Dr C E Brown Left Mark On Mount Dora Rotary
In memory of a man who helped form Mount Dora’s Rotary club in 1954 he organized a rescue boat project and inspired community service. Dr Brown and his wife died in an auto accident last week leaving a lasting impression on the town and Rotary members.
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C. E. Brown
Brown
Dr. Brown
Mount Dora
Rotary Club of
Leesburg
Fellowship of
Rotary
Rotary Club
Rotary International
Little, New Club
Florida
Scottish Rite Club
Masonic
Rotary Fellowship
IceHouse Players seek Mount Dora theatre progress
Mrs. J. W. Shaw leads a drive to convert Gilbert Park corner into IceHouse Theatre with Park Commission and City Council backing. A $5,670 building fund and $2,000 contingency aim to finance the project, plus a Helen Jepson concert next January to boost donations.
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Park Commission
Council
Mrs. Shaw
Helen Jepson
Mount Dora
Miss Jepson
Ofttimes
Internationalism lesson from a Florida citrus leader on kindness
Ver non L. Conner, secretary of Florida Citrus Mutual, lauds universal kindness after bringing wife Jessie home from Holland where an accident interrupted a European tour. He credits Dutch goodwill and notes aid would be similar worldwide, while Mrs. Conner calls the episode an education in internationalism and thanks an Indonesian nurse among others for care received. The piece reflects on postwar American aid forging ties with Europe and the enduring gratitude of nations helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon L. Conner
Florida Citrus Mutual
Jessie
Holland
Europe
Mrs. Conner
Mr. Conner
Indonesia
Jessie Conners
Sacrifice and Urgency in public duty
Douglas Hyde contrasts Communist demands for sacrifice with Western reluctance to push for higher commitments. He argues modern people respond to clearly defined, heroic purposes and immediate usefulness, urging leaders to frame the struggle and rally stronger lay support.
Letters to the Editor on youth, pets, and temperance
A letter from James Hughes 77 offers to trade a tricycle for a small short haired boy dog. Editor W K Kear sley receives notes and a critical editor's note discusses liquor impact, warning against drinking and praising temperance measures.
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James Hughes
F. Ray Truman
First Ave
Editor’s Editorial Sparks Straw Poll Fallout in Local Race
An editor leverages newspaper power to back a candidate, faces a counter blow from a straw poll run by local newspaper women, and loses in the second primary. The piece critiques biased editorial influence and ends with reflections on a separate church driven charity drive for overseas relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Praises for Stand Inspires Justice in Minority Rights
A church group thanks a reporter for courage in prompting national reflection on justice and fair play toward minority groups. R E Ackenshsen of Trinity Methodist Church Tampa sends blessings for the stance and for coverage of the Platt family.
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Platt
Onions and Love Lead Librarys Newest Books
Feminine authors fill the Public Library shelves this month with notable titles. Notable works include Bonjour Tristesse by Francoise Sagan and Onions in the Stew by Betty MacDonald. Other new novels feature Father Vikenty, The Best Butter, The Quicksilver Pool, April to Remember, The Silver Cobweb, Full House, A Circle of Trees, The Lights of Skaro, Night Stage, Bitter Root Basin, Devil Take the Hindmost, and Excelsior. Non fiction includes Foreign Oil and the Free World, World Outside My Door, Complete Book of Fishing, and How to Know the Ham and the Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francoise Sagan
Betty MacDonald
MacDonald
Father Vikenty
Paul Chauchardaze
Jean Dutourd
Phyllis Whitney
Helen Topping Miller
Ben Benson
Rex Stout
Dana Faralla
David Dodge
William Hellman
R. D. Whitinger
Shefler
Leonard Fanning
Olive Bown Gain
Larry Keller
Richard Pearl
Mango diplomacy and a mango fueled cold war tease
A humorous essay imagines Nehru offering Khrushchev a mango during a Moscow visit. It suggests mango diplomacy could ease Cold War tensions, imagining Eisenhower at a summit sharing fruit in elemental style to wash away fear and belligerence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehru
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Hon
Krushie
India
Nagartara Sahgal
Miss Sahgal
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Lake County
Sahgal
Operation Brotherhood aids South Vietnam refugees
Admiral Richard E. Byrd outlines Operation Brotherhood a joint effort by the International Rescue Committee and the United States Jaycees to aid refugees from communist North Vietnam. The program funds medical aid agricultural materials construction tools and education while showing U S support for freedom. Contributions to Operation Brotherhood 62 West 5th St New York 36 NY are encouraged as a prudent investment in the American idea.
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Richard E. Byrd
International Rescue Committee
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
North
Haiphong
Admiral Byrd
International Rescue League
JayCees
West 5Th St
New York
N. Y
Church Urges Service Mind as Spiritual Hospital
Rev H Mauriece Felton compares the church to a hospital in a Methodist sermon titled Our Great Glory. He says the church must meet spiritual needs and gently aid people, receiving them without judgment and addressing their deepest needs at the moment. The church should serve mankind’s deepest needs or fail its Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome Hospital
H. Mauriece Felton
Methodist Church
Church of the Living Christ
New Juvenile Books Added to Public Library
Librarian Mary Burr announces 46 new juvenile titles donated mainly as gifts to the children's room of the Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burr
Church Services Listed For Local Faithful
Local notices outline Sunday services for Baptist, Methodist, Church of Christ, Presbyterian and Latter Day Saints. Times include Bible School 9:45, morning worship 11, and evening services. midweek prayer and youth meetings also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Jesus
Latter Day Saints
H. P. Bally
Church Notices and Service Times Announced
The First Church Christ Scientist lists services at 11 a.m. on Sundays with Sunday School at 11 a.m. A Faith Lutheran Church service is at 8:30 a.m. with Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Rev. Phillip Schlessmann leads. St Thomas parish holds Holy Communion at 8 a.m and Morning Prayer at 10 a.m on Sundays with weekday services including Holy Communion at 9:30 a.m.
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First Church
Christ Scientist
Lemon and Grove
Faith Lutheran Church
Synod — Library
Eustis
Phillip Schlessmann
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Douglas Hyde
W. K. Kearsley
Man
Publicity
Bailiwick
Orlando Sentinel
United States
Korea
Italy
Greece
Jordan
Germany
God
Christ
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Church World Service
Elkhart
Ind
Buren O. Mills
R. E. Ackenhusen
Trinity Methodist Church
Tampa
Operation Brotherhood
D. D. ‘Eisenhower
Ike
Lady Dora
Fifth
Church OF Christ—Fifth
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Charles A. Carriel
D.D
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