Nasser Must Be Blocked From Controlling Suez Canal
The piece urges immediate UN action to prevent Nasser from gaining control of the Suez Canal after British and French withdrawal. It calls for UN police to remain from the canal to the armistice line, insistence on Anglo-French salvage aid, and rapid UN resolutions to explore the Suez problem and seek a Middle East peace. It argues Nasser’s stance threatens European and Middle East economies and UN authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez Canal
Nasser
United Nations
E. L. Burns
UN Nolice
Pt. Said
Europe
Middle East
Burns
Hammarskjold
United States
Suez
Opposition to Tito Visit by Yugoslav Leader
The piece argues against inviting Marshal Tito to Washington, labeling him a Communist dictator who has attacked the U.S. and jailed opponents. It questions Secretary Dulles's stance and warns that a Tito visit could boost a worldwide Communist buildup, opposing tying aid to a potential trip.
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Dean Acheson
Marshal Tilole
State Dulles
Washinton
Roosevelt
Yalta
Tito
Moscow
Wes
Yugoslavia
Stepinac
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Mr. Dulles
Washington
Dulles
Health Talk on Mental Retardation Highlights Scale and Needs
Dr H N Bundesy notes about 3 in every 100 children up to age, roughly 120,000 yearly, will be mentally retarded. He cites 4.8 million affected adults and children, urges continued funding for research, and cites potential birth and early childhood risk factors linked to retardation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Benny
The
Nations Association For Retarded Children
Junis
City Council to open talks on Arsenal site use
The city council authorized negotiations to acquire buildings and grounds used by the San Antonio arsenal for repair shops offices and a civil center. Meanwhile a 1936 item mentions Magnifique Brite a sparkling feature at a local theater and notes winter visitors praising San Antonio climate and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Arsenal
San Antonio
Nehru under fire from AFL CIO chief Meany in America
AFL CIO president George Meany plans to confront Indian Prime Minister Nehru at a Pan American Union dinner over labor law hardLine repression in India. Meany notes Nehru’s liberal image clashes with dockworkers’ arrests and press restrictions. Nehru’s ally Krishna Menon and Soviet ties loom large in the critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehru
America
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Wien
Meany
Krishna Menon
Aflcto
New Delhi
India
International Longshoremen's Assn
William Bradley
Calcutta
Socialis
Menon
Ambbassador
Soviet Union
Budapest
Tabor
Synlirate
Texans on Poor Effiee Making in 1968 Texquiz
A fragmentary Texquiz entry quotes Texans praising thrift in making coffee or tea, noting pride in economy after some humorous remarks about water use. The piece references old timers who preferred sparing water and mentions general attitudes toward beverage brewing.
Bible Verse Reflection Delights in the Lord
A devotional excerpt echoes Psalm 37 4 6 urging readers to trust the Lord commit their ways and seek righteousness It emphasizes that God will grant the desires of the heart and bring forth righteousness as the light and judgment as the noonday for believers.
Singing Inspires Regardless of Beat
George E. Sokols Ky argues Tin Pan Alley songs carry value even if theology is flawed. He defends popular music and TV as vehicles for culture, noting songs like Somebody Up There Likes Me and Brighten the Corner as similar in moral reach to traditional hymns. He questions absolutist stances on church and state, art and religion, and praises accessibility of sacred themes through modern tunes.
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Ean James A. Pike
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Tin Pan Alley
Billy Sunday
Homer Rodeheaver
Juilliard
Tanglewood
Dean Pike
Moses
Mt. Sinai
Confucius
Karl Marx
Isaiah
Spinoza
Job
Zoroaster
Perry Camp
Congright
King Ventures Syndicate
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Egypt
Security Council
DR. H. N. Bundesy
San Antonte
Steel Milly
Victor McLigren
Furan
Dee
Doe Garza
Spain
Tilo
Beng Beng
Dicate
Fealun
By Victor Biesel
Twas
Texquiz
By Jams Farber
James Tarhas
George E. Sokolsky
Measa
Lewis Globo
Menonrat
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