World Leaders Grow Quiet as Public Voice Fades
The article notes a global shift to subtle leadership with Presidents Johnson and de Gaulle and successors like Erhard, Kosygin, and Shastri yielding less public drama. It contrasts Khrushchev’s flamboyance with modern quieter regimes, citing Nasser, Tito, and Castro as examples of reduced outspoken personas.
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Ships Sail From Baltimore as Waterfront Strike Eases
At least 29 ships sailed from Baltimore as longshoremen return to full force to unload cargo after a 38 day waterfront strike. William Haile, International...
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Baltimore
William Haile
Longshoreman’s Association
Five Signals of a Troubled Marriage
Dorothy Dix warns young women to spot danger signals before marriage. Key traits include alcoholism, neuroticism, sex complex issues, Don Juan behavior, and the mother’s boy tendency. Such patterns predict unhappiness and are unlikely to change after marriage.
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Childlike faith and God's omnipotence in prayer
The passage urges adults to mirror childlike faith in God. It states children trust despite flaws, and God’s love and protection are constant. It calls believers to match their faith to God's infinite power, acknowledging human weakness.
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Ures
God
Faith Of Children In Parenthood Amid Rescue Scene
At an accident scene a tow truck struggles to lift a large trailer over a bank while spectators watch. A little girl says to her mother, let’s go get Daddy he can do it. The scene reveals children's touching faith in parental protection and guidance in trouble.
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Mummie
Baltimore Driver Faces Speed Charge
A Baltimore man, George E. Decamillis, was charged with speed too great for existing conditions after a morning crash on U S 40 near the U S 240 overpass. His 1960 foreign sports car sustained $500 in damage. Police, led by Carl Harbaugh, also reported another East South Street accident at 11 10 a m involving Clarence Davis of Damascus, a 1951 truck, and a damaged Jenkins Building end. no charges were filed.
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