White settlers urged to move to South Africa
The piece argues for white Americans to relocate to South Africa to escape U S racial tension. It lauds South Africa’s segregation system, praises Verwoerd’s recruitment drive, and claims the exodus would benefit both nations by removing racists from the United States and alleviating U S civil rights pressure.
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Freedom Riders
Hyannis
Mass
South Africa
United States
White Citizens Council
Supreme Court of
Verwoerd
South
New Orleans
Little Rock
Jackson
America
Regents Raise Bar for Teacher Certification
The Board of Regents proposes five years of college for permanent elementary teaching certificates starting 1966, with provisional certificates after a four year college. Critics warn it will fuel wage demands, strain college facilities, and push higher degrees as a status, increasing costs for taxpayers.
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Board of Regents
Regents
Khrushchev echoed on colonialism and a smoker’s reminiscence
Viewpoints of Other Editors argues Khrushchev’s toasts to liquidating colonial systems mask Soviet control over East Europe and Baltic states. The piece notes Western powers’ empires shrinking post WWII while urging Congress to spotlight captive nations and the need for colonial liquidation. It also includes a personal anecdote about smoking and a Wisconsin health note on iodized salt and hair and skin vitality.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Stooges
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Esthenia
Latvia
Lithuania
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Nixon
Moscow
Congress
Krushchev
Maryland
Wisconsin State Board of Health
Health views from Dr Brady on pledges and youth
Dr Brady discusses personal health beliefs and attitudes toward pledges against alcohol and tobacco. He notes family history, age ranges from 50 to 97, and argues parents should guide children. He emphasizes respect for others choices and links tobacco to character and physical harm from carbon monoxide.
First hippo born at St Louis Zoo surprises experts
St Louis Zoo officials celebrate the birth of the zoo's first hippo, a potassium peso weighing 0 pounds. The mother Peepers, a 3000 pound hippo, and father Jeepers at 4000 pounds, welcomed a newborn who swam at birth and remains in water as it will take several days to walk.
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Hippo
ST. Louis
Father
White House lacks grasp of how daily newspapers operate
A columnist notes the White House underestimated the newspaper production process. It explains how editors, linotypes, makeup, and deadlines shape editions, and why delays or errors occur. The piece argues the real issue is White House unfamiliarity with how a free press functions.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
New York Herald Tribune
Billie Sol Estes
The
Herald Tribune
Senate
Linotype
New York Times
Vacation Delivery Offer From Oswego Palladium Times
The Oswego Palladium Times promotes delivery to vacationing readers with Hi Lois and kids. Call FI 3 3800 to arrange pickup and ensure issues reach your vacation location.
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Lois
Family Gathering Celebrates Birthday at Fair Haven
Fair Haven State Park hosted a Sunday family picnic for Mrs. Laura St. Phillips of Fulton to mark her birthday. Eight of her ten children attended with spouses and grandchildren including Joseph St. Phillips, Anthony St. Phillips, George St. Phillips of Syracuse, and granddaughters Linda Hunter and Judy Hunter among 26 of 32 grandchildren present.
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Fair Haven
Fair Haven State Park
Laura St. Phillips
Roachester St
Fulton
Phillips
Anthony Bevacqua
Joseph Runcari
Stanley Bogwicz
Joseph St. Phillips
al Warner
George St. Phillips
Syracuse
Anthony St. Phillips
Patrick Feeney
Oswego
Carmella Bocoia
Linda Hunter
Judy Hunter
St. Phillips
Soviet relax curbs on Goodman music recording in Sochi
Prodded by the US Embassy, Soviet authorities in Sochi relaxed restrictions on Goodman and his band allowing American firms to film and record an in town performance. An RCA Victor team and an NBC crew were halted Monday night before officials relented after calls to Moscow.
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Sochi
Soviet Union
Fenny Goodman
RCA Victor
NBC
Goodman
Black Sea
Moscow
Your Years Are Showing If You Can Recall When
Hal Boyle recalls a bygone era with vivid scenes of Saturday chores and social norms. He contrasts ashes in basements, climate cures, garage radios, and Palmer era customs, noting old fashion details like running boards, yellow slickers, and home brewing. Remember?
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New York
Pittsburgh
An Editors Moment of Meditation
An Editors Moment of Meditation urges trust in God to build mutual respect among nations. It calls believers to unite against atheistic Communism and to use faith as a weapon for peace and the kingdom of God on earth.
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Father
Kingdom of God
Earth
National Whirligig Congress Losing Faith In Alliances
Congress grows distrustful of long standing alliances led since Eisenhower era. NATO CENTO and regional partners appear weak or distant as Kennedy strengthens Berlin forces amid a rising Southeast Asia threat. De Gaulle shuns NATO while France builds its own nuclear capable force.
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CENTO
Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
Southeast Asia
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Charlies de Gaulle
French Indochina
NATO
de Gaulle
Berlin
Kennedy
West Germany
Lucius D. Clay
Counting on a Ten Year Lead in Nuclear Strategy
The speaker argues that past alliances assumed Russia and China could not field atomic forces for a decade. Loss of exclusive weapon ownership undermines regional buffers and restraint in Korea. Nuclear use would be limited to a full Russian invasion of Western Europe or a Communist China bid to conquer Southeast Asia.
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Russia
China
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Korea
Truman
Yalu River
Red China
Europe
Our wavering friends and fragile alliances
In postwar crises critics blame NATO and allied squabbles. Despite UN backing, Korea saw only token aid. When Moscow moved on the Middle East, Marines went to Lebanon and the British occupied Jordan.
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NATO
United Nations
Korea
Moscow
Middle East
Lebanon
Jordan
No easy exits from shaky alliances in a new Armageddon
The speaker argues against withdrawing from uncertain alliances for morale and political reasons. He warns that concessions would signal defeat and insists the United States must be prepared to mobilize all resources if Russia threatens Berlin or West Germany or if China and Ho Chi Minh push further in Southeast Asia toward Singapore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
West Berlin
West Germany
Red China
Ho Chi Minh
Southeast Asia
Singapore
United States
Disney picks Paant to star in Big Red
In Burbank California UPI reports Gilles Paant a 14 year old French Canadian was chosen from over 300 hopefuls by Walt Disney to play an orphan boy in the film Big Red alongside Walter Pidgeon.
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Burbank
Calif
UPI
Gilles Papant
Walt Disney
Young Payant
Walter Pidgeon
Bible Verse Daily Reflection
A brief meditation citing 11 Corinthians 13 11 urging readers to strive for perfection harmony and peace and to welcome the God of love and peace into their lives. This reminder emphasizes unity comfort and spiritual focus for the day.
Contract Bridge: club lead reveals singleton and ruffing cue
In a four club opening lead, the defense identifies a singleton club led by West. East signals by the queen and jack, showing the ace of spades, enabling a successful defense to defeat South in five diamonds. The article explains a suit preference ruffing cue and its tactical impact.
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South
West
East
Declarer
Geuitle
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