De Gaulle's Speech at Summit Contends for Atlantic Unity
RESIDENT DE GAULLE delivered a major address to the French people on the summit debacle and its fallout. He called for a stronger French voice, reaffirmed solidarity with Eisenhower and Macmillan, and insisted France remains an integral part of the Atlantic alliance. He criticized Khrushchev for his Paris visit and urged diplomacy over public taunts while pledging to pursue peace and host a future summit if properly prepared.
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DE Gaulle
France
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Atlantic Alliance
Khrushchev
Moscow
Paris
Hisenhower
Success Recipe N THESE days of modern youth virtues
Richard E. Berlin, president of Hearst, urged old fashioned virtues of initiative and hard work. Speaking at Seattle University’s commencement, he received an honorary doctor of laws degree and called laziness feather bedding and waste the diseases of the time. He warned against seeking the most with the least.
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Richard E. Berlin
Hearst Corp
Seattle University
Berlin
Mirror and Pitch Abilities in Children and Adults
A clipped set of observations discusses relationship dynamics and when fighting helps a marriage. It also covers why a child’s picky eating may stem from parental worry and how relaxed meals encourage sensible eating. The piece notes absolute pitch links to early exposure and training, with blind people showing higher incidence.
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King
Senate Bill 3436 Aims to Regulate Interstate Firearms
A forum letter notes current federal gun laws poorly affect weapons shipped in interstate commerce. It describes Senate Bill 3436 to amend the federal firearms act to better regulate pistols and revolvers crossing state lines, helping local authorities curb juvenile and irresponsible use and inform communities about gun ownership.
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Senate
U. S
Carolyn Comer
On Bway On Bway By Walter Winchell
A Midtown vignette spans late night scenes on 84th Street and Columbus Circle with Gov Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner cited. The piece mixes chaotic city nightlife with reflections on police, ambulances, and media figures, then shifts to Washington entertainment notes and political commentary on Cold War era events.
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Midtown
Att.n
Rockefeller
Wagner
Manhattan
Hollywoods
84Th St
Columbus
Tado
Knickerbocker Hospital
Tade
Arthur Foote
Mirror
Hollywood Star Tours USS Helena in Sydney Visit
Navy life note describes Charlton Heston touring the cruiser USS Helena during its Sydney visit for the Ben Hur premiere. Johnson helped with the tour as Australia and United States mark the 18th anniversary of the Battle of the Coral Sea. Producer A C Lyles promotes his film Raymie and child star David Ladd. A letter recalls the vaudeville era phrase 23 skiddoo. Allan Dale of WOAI judged Miss Corpus Christi Beach contest locally.
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Helena
Sydney
San Antonio
William M. Johnson
Hollywood
Charlton Heston
Heston
Johnson
Coral Sea
Australia
A. C. Lyles
WOAI
Allan Dale
Corpus Christi
Health Talk on Censoring Bedtime TV for Children
A health column urges strict parental censorship of TV shows watched before bed to prevent sleep disturbances in children. It warns even mildly exciting programs can affect sleep for weeks and suggests parents review listings, choose suitable programs, and explain viewing rules to avoid resentment.
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R. P
King
Billy Graham on contacting the departed
The speaker questions if it is possible to converse with loved ones after death. He cites Luke 16 19 31 to show a fixed gulf preventing cross over and argues that communication with the dead is not supported by scripture. He notes many claims of contacting the dead are frauds or hoaxes.
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Joe E. Lewis
White House
Russia
Washington, D. C
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Lee Mortimer
M. W
Jesus
Hell
Chicago
Tribone
New York News Syndicate, Inc
God
Jesus Christ
Portraits of a Band Star and a Sour Note
A 1960 Field Enterprises piece recalls a stage moment when a nervous guitarist toots a flat note during a performance. Critics declare a star is born as the crowd cheers. The same musician later repeats the sour note on request, highlighting the fragile line between genius and error.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Quote and Unquote Jung on Happiness in Portraits book
Carl Jung argues happiness comes from unhappiness as fear sadness and shadow shape life. Those chasing happiness never find it. wait like a late evening guest. Herman Hilleboe compares modern living to a technocratic disease, a suburbanized industrial automation regime with fluctuating symptoms.
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Carl Gustav Jung
Yousuf Karsh
Herman E. Hilleboe
New York State
Golden Rule centerpiece of June 5 Bible lesson
The June 5 Sunday school lesson centers on The Golden Rule as a positive moral aim shared across cultures. It contrasts judgment with mercy, urges authentic living over hypocrisy, and highlights God’s generosity and the broader Christian gospel beyond the rule.
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Aristotle
Through the Years June 4 1950 Twenty third poetry spree winners announced
Chronicle of June 4 anniversaries listing events from 1950 poetry contest winners announced by Leah Johnston, head of the young people's department, to earlier notes from 1936 1929 1910 1906 and 1890 reflecting varied civic and social snippets across years from Winston Churchill remarks to local incidents.
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San Antonio
Leah C. Johnston
Young People’s
Britain
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Dwight W. Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
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