Critique of UN Birth Control Views by WHO Chief Chisholm
The piece questions UN support and highlights WHO Director Brock Chisholm's birth control remarks. It argues such beliefs reflect UN promotion and urges scrutiny of funding and influence. It notes Reverend William J. Barry's ties to the UN observance committee and questions alignment with Catholic teachings.
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Toronto
Canada) Telegram
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Russia and Spain show state control mirrors in markets
A Kommunist editorial argues socialism nears its end as it merges into communism and warns government control mimics across ideologies. It cites Spain’s capital raising, Russia and satellites, plus a Buffalo Times Herald comparison to divine benevolence versus government taketh away.
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History book accused of pro labor bias in schools
A critical passage targets a history text used in U S high schools. The author accuses the book A History of Our Country by Muzzey of distorting labor unions and the Clayton Antitrust Act by praising or downplaying unions and portraying capitalists as criminals. The critique argues unions favored insiders, harmed nonmembers, reduced production, and influenced politics through legislation.
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Knights of Labor
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Gompers
Canada
Who Drew the Line Between German Zones After World War II
The author questions who drew the 1945 division of Germany into four Allied zones and cites documents from Bonn and the Allied Control Authority. He accuses US leaders Truman and Eisenhower of passivity and alleges missteps by Wallace and Winant, arguing Berlin access should have been safeguarded for the Western powers.
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Delray Beach Favored for Ike Vacation Site Says Nixon Plan
Nixon scouts Delray Beach Florida as a warm winter retreat for President Eisenhower potential vacation spot. The town’s golf clubs luxury estates and private yacht basin are highlighted along with airfields and a strong Republican mix.
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Kremlin Cultural Bonds Drive Peace Talks In 1955
The piece notes Soviet emphasis on international cultural exchange to build goodwill and mutual understanding. It cites Denisov in International Affairs Moscow, tracing Khrushchev’s stance, Leninist roots, and Stalin-era safeguards, while calling attention to sovereignty, interference, and the reach of the Soviet Universal State across numerous nations.
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Moscow
A. Denisov
Russia
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Hungary
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France
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Love Your Enemies Says Baptist Observer
The Baptist Observer argues that hatred empowers enemies by disturbing our health and happiness. It urges following Jesus by loving enemies, blessing those who curse us, and doing good to those who hate us to improve sleep, appetite, blood pressure, and overall well being.
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Stevenson early bid advocated amid Democratic race
Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee is a favorite to run for the Democratic nomination in 1956. A speaker says Stevenson running early is beneficial, while another voices concern that treaty power concentrates too much in a single president.
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Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Dems
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John W. Bricker
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Quip on Curing Snoring with Advice and a Shirt
A humorous line suggests curing snoring through advice and kindness and absurdly by stuffing an old shirt in the sufferer’s mouth, reflecting a joke tone about remedies and cooperation.
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Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
The page presents a mixed set of crossword clues with across and down entries including Asterisk, Resinous substance, Fellow, Source of sugar, Fuss, Talk wildly, Malt drinks, Dairymaid Scots, Sign, Withdrew, Musical work abbr, Retreat, Plants, Flower of forgetfulness, Drollery, Corrode, Sheltered, Soft mass, Grotto, Huge wave, Label, Military student, Large fish, Otter, Artificial language, Surgical instrument, Handle, Belgian commune, Egyptian river, Bard, Trouble, Cozy home, Vegetable growth, Solution of Saturday puzzle, English letter, God of love, Burdened, Americas author, Olive genus, Salty drop, Move to and fro.
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