Universal Declaration of Human Rights Emphasized
The article presents the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in Paris on December 10 1948. It outlines core rights including equality liberty security and prohibition of slavery and torture along with freedoms of thought belief assembly and expression.
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United Nations General Assembly
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United States
Senate
National Council of Jewish Women
Council
Human rights as a force for peace celebrated in 20th anniversary notes
The piece marks the twentieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted December 10 1948 and urges ratification of related conventions. It cites President Johnson and the U S UNESCO commission and notes the 1959 Declaration of Rights of the Child and the U S Bill of Rights as foundations for liberty and justice.
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New York
Johnson
U. S
Romper Room ends term as clubs form at West Side Center
West Side Center reports a busy fall with Romper Room closing Dec 12 and resuming Jan 6. A Boy's Club of 45 meets weekly, a Girl's Club forms with officer elections, a Girl's Drill Team, a typing and shorthand Job Training Class, tutoring for struggling students, Youth Survey volunteers, Basic Education under Miss Fields and Sister Lillian, G E D classes coordinated with Sisters and Mr Ferguson, Remedial Reading with Sister Paulette, and a Sewing Class. Calls for a Senior Citizens committee and area plans follow.
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West Side School
Fred Gilmore
West Side
North Street
Catlin
Booker
Ellis
Westminster
Miss Sara Fields
Lillian
St. Joseph’s Convent
Mary
Caroline
St. Joseph's Convent
Agnes
Dick Ferguson
Paulette
Duquesne
Pettigrew
Soviet Intellectuals Clash with the Party in 1968
Stanton Texas reporter notes a local editorial voice urging optimism as global issues loom. The piece cites Khrushchev Brezhnev tensions and the rise of a technical intelligentsia challenging party leadership amid calls for reform and internal strife containment.
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Abdurakhman Avorkhanov
Khrushchev
Brezhnev
The
Institute For the Study of the
U.S.S.R
Party
Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
New Castle News leadership and contact details listed
Richard E. Rentz is President and General Manager with Jessie Treadwell Anderson as Vice President and Treasurer. Elaine R. Payson is Assistant Secretary, Leonard T. Kelesinski is Manager Editor. Bell Hater Gun Private Exchange lists several phone numbers.
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Richard E. Rentz
Jessie Treadwell Anderson
Pred Rentz
Eleaner Treadwell Payson
Leonard T. Kelesinski
Mgr
James W. Trevitt
Bell Hater Gun
Private Exchange
Strictly personal Who's Jesus
A reader quizzes basic facts about Jesus, challenging common assumptions. The piece covers his name origin, language, Hebrew birth name, birth date, self-identification as Messiah, Judaism over Christianity, and biblical context with reference to the Dictionary of the Bible edited by John L. McKenzie S J.
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Jesus
Christ
Savior
Joshua
Mark
John L. McKenzie, S. J
Orphans of the living crowd today’s social workers
A New York Times perspective argues modern life leaves more children in foster care due to neglect and family breakdown. The piece urges social workers teachers clergy and others to increase dedication and to foster parental love, citing a call for mercy and action.
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Richard Haitch
The
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