Cold War Opinions Mixed As War Winds Down
Readers give conflicting takes on whether the U S has won the Cold War. Quotes express optimism about leadership and Soviet openness, while others warn results are unclear and the conflict remains unsettled. Attitudes vary from belief in eventual victory to caution about ongoing concessions and uncertainty.
Labor Department views peak 1955 progress for workers
Secretary of Labor James P Mitchell reports on state labor standard laws advancing under federal state partnership. He notes amendments to workers compensation, safety rules, and equal pay have spread across many states. In June 1955 unemployment fell to a year and a half low while take home pay rose, as inflation stayed steady. Mitchell urges continued state action and patience in building a durable nationwide labor program.
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Where Shall I Go to Serve Christ
Billy Graham advises a reader pondering ministry or mission to seek God in prayer, consult church leadership and denomination personnel to identify gifts and training needs, and answer the call with a dedicated life to the kingdom, ending with a prayerful hymn.
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