Isolating the United States From World Entanglements
A column argues for continued global engagement over isolationism. It contends that interdependence among nations requires a world rule of law, arbitration, and a strengthened United Nations. It warns withdrawal would endanger freedom, safety, and the American way of life.
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United States
Korea
Congress
East
Middle East
Germany
Russia
Moscow
Washington
United Nations
Hail And Farewell To Mount Dora Minister Blackburn
The Mount Dora community bids farewell to Rev. Robert M. Blackburn and his family as he moves to a larger pastorate in DeLand. Welcomed in turn is Rev. H Mauriece Felton whose Florida ministry and wartime service echo Blackburns achievements as both ministers assume new roles.
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Mount Dora
Robert M. Blackburn
Blackburn
Methodist Conference
DeLand
Florida
Mr. Blackburn
H. Mauriece Felton
Bob Blackburn
Blackburns
Feltons
Eisenhower speech at Dartmouth asserts freedom of inquiry and speech
President Eisenhower spoke without notes to Dartmouth graduates, urging defense of freedom and accusing censorship. He warned against suppressing ideas, defended rights to think, record, and access diverse views, and criticized McCarthy era methods as unlawful oppression.
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Eisenhower
Dartmouth College
America
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Unglued Civilization Dateline on Global Fasteners
A tongue in cheek essay from the St Louis Globe-Democrat questions modern society by noting 100 billion fasteners used worldwide and asking why the world seems to move so fast if everything should function, reflecting on everyday reliance on tiny hardware.
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St Louis Globe-Democrat
Seeing Things Clearly The Doric Column Reflection
The narrator muses on O Henry’s gift for turning ordinary events into meaningful tales and notes how modern life in Indianapolis and North Carolina makes people miss seeing what’s before them. He recalls a quiet organist, a daughter's high school diploma, and a worker’s long shifts, suggesting someone should spin these moments into a story.
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O. Henry
North Carolina
Golden Rule in Africa and the rise of reform
The article argues that failure to practice the Golden Rule fuels Africa's tensions, with South Africa as a prime example. It cites Darrell Randall on white landholding, wages, and union rights, noting Africans' Christian-inspired revolt and their growing curiosity about communism, while defending missionary roles and Christian brotherhood.
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South Africa
America
Saturday Review
Darrell Randall
Africa
Rev. Randall
Randall
United States
Global Trade Paradoxes and Aid Debates
A critic argues that the U S gives aid to poorer nations while restricting trade with them. The author claims annual exports exceed their payment capacity and questions tariff barriers funded by taxpayers to bolster foreign economies, hindering domestic progress.
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Settiefield
Buries Is & Bigs Uan
UNDELIVERED MAIL ADDRESSES Rhee and postwar trade
The letter urges restraint over North Korea’s actions and argues the UN must intervene if aggression continues. It quotes businessman John S. Coleman advocating import growth to stabilize the US market and calls for returning to normal conditions of freedom, competition, supply and demand.
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Iiows
Rolf von Heidentsam
Ice
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