Socialist Leader Thomas Sees Limited Regret In Career
Norman Thomas, 79, says free enterprise is mainly small boys playing marbles for keeps. He notes government social programs he fought for now exist, regrets not building a stronger Socialist party, and reflects on age, health, and future abundance driven by automation. He lives in Manhattan, writes columns, lectures, and works unpaid for the Post War World Council.
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John Morgenthaler
NEW York
Norman Thomas
Thomas
Manhattan
World Council
Order of Solidarity
Mussolini
Denver
Colo
Long Island
Johnson
Karl Marx
Adam Smith
Cadence of a Secluded Star and Notables Abroad
AP briefs report Kate Smith severly cutting her hand at a home glass door in West Palm Beach. Judy Garland delays Rome trip to stay in Hong Kong for rest and shopping while recovering from pleurisy. Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu plans a truth rally in New York after Viet Nam coup. MLK Jr awarded an honorary degree by Jewish Theological Seminary of America. Small cooking tips and recipe notes conclude.
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Associated Press
West Palm Beach
Fla
Kate Smith
Walter R. Newbern
Missi Smith
Ted Collins
Miss Smith
New York
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
Conservative Party Club
Flushing
Queens
Rome
Mark Herron
Herron
Miss Garland
Hong Kong
Martin Luther King Jr
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Lews Finkelstein
Morning Class at Staley Park Honors Mrs Corbin’s Center
A May 26 closing exercises event at Staley Park highlighted the morning class of Mrs. W. W. Corbin’s Happy Time Center. The group posed in two rows with students named along the line in front and back, including David Ausherman Teri Wright Paul Shriner Carmelita Bailey Michael Geiser Renee Hedgepeth Patrick Magaha Pam Albaugh Dale Troupe Miriam Selzer and others. Mrs Corbin stood to the right of the class.
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Happy Time Center
Staley Park
W.W. Corbin
David Ausherman
Teri Wright
Paul Shriner
Carmelita Bailey
Michael Geiser
Renee Hedgepeth
Patrick Magaha
Pam Albaugh
Dale Troupe
Miriam Selzer
Davis Studio
David Masser
Robert Schantz
Kathi Winpigler
Jay Bowser
Dawn Taylor
Timmie Darner
Jessica Smith
Drew Myers
Debbie Wright
Eddie Schaefer
Kate Bradshaw
Robert Smith
Corbin
Shepherd College Alumni Embrace 91st Commencement
Shepherdstown events marked the 91st commencement with the 1964 class inducted into the Alumni Association. Notable figures included Rev. John E. Wright and Dr. Oliver S. Ikenberry, as well as Outstanding Alumnus Worth K. Rice of St. Paul, Minn. Emeritus Club officers were elected, and a Golden Anniversary Luncheon preceded the banquet.
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John E. Wright
Martinsburg
Shepherd
Allison P. Rider
Joann Campbell
A. G. Slonaker
Thomas Bowman
Howard Carper
George Folk
Ruth Seibert
Charles Unseld
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Shepherd College Alumni Association
St. Paul
Herbert Everhart
Kearneysville
Oliver S. Ikenberry
Luther B. Flynn
Helen Burton
C. N. Byron
Helen Thomas
Link
Eugene
New York
Worth K. Rice
St. Paul, Minn
A. D. Kenamond
Shepherd College
Rice
William Mitchell
St. Paul’s
Sanborn, Jackson, and Rice
Freight cars derailed near Baltimore on Pennsylvanian line
Service on the Pennsylvania Railroad through Baltimore returned to normal after six freight cars derailed Sunday evening just south of the city. A railroad spokesman in Philadelphia said crews cleared the tracks and service resumed.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Derailment Delays 12 Penn Station Trains
A derailment caused 12 trains to be delayed one to two hours at Pennsylvania Station. The spokesman said the cause was still under investigation and no injuries were reported.
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Pennsylvania Station
Beig
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