Graduation Day Reflections For Sarasota County 1958
Sarasota County public schools end the 1958 term as 450 plus seniors graduate. The piece urges supporting students facing financial hardship to pursue higher education and stresses opportunity, initiative, and perseverance to reach the top despite economic barriers.
Menshikov Soft-Sell Soviet Diplomacy in Washington
Washington notes describe Mikhail Menshikov as a graying U S envoy adopting a soft sell approach in dialogue with American groups. The feature compares him to Madison Avenue ad men, portraying him as friendly, accessible, and earnest, while probing whether Soviet claims of democracy and peace match reality. He stresses cooperation with the United States despite one party rule, while reframing questions as challenges.
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Madison Avenue
V. M. Molotov
Andrei Gromyko
St. Louis
Minnesota
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No Fear of Tragedy If God Commands Peace
James J. Metcalfe writes a reflective note declaring fear impossible if divine will governs the world. He asserts that even atomic energy and space exploration cannot erase existence, and warns that humankind’s defiance would invite clear punishment from God.
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Earth
James J. Metcalfe
Nature’s Law Defies Court of Equity in Divorce Satire
A reflective Nature themed excerpt argues that nature cannot be bound by human courts. It contends natural laws override man made equity, portraying a disdain for meekness and justice in the pursuit of enduring peace.
Today's Talk by George Matthew Adams
A devotional piece urging daily contribution to fulfillment through kindness courage and selflessness. It calls readers to walk with God thank Him for blessings and notice nature's beauty as evidence of a Creator guiding to be four-square and generous in interests and fellowship.
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God
Retiring to a University Town for Income and Housing
A senior questions retiring at 62, selling a home, moving to a college town, and renting rooms to students while keeping tools. The advisor finds no hazards and notes college towns charm but warns class distinctions may affect social roles and opportunities, including teaching gigs for retired executives.
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Pretzel King Mc Gonigle Wins Gubernatorial NominatioN
Washington dispatch recalls Arthur T. McGonigle of Reading Pa winning the Republican nomination for governor over Harold E. Stassen. It notes McGonigle’s pretzel factory helped finance the campaign and the irony of Stassen’s long career ending with political defeat in Philadelphia. The piece describes Stassen as a respected but solemn figure and hints at Lawrence versus McGonigie in November.
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Pennsylvania
Arthur T. McGonigie
Reading
Harold E. Stassen
Harold
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Stassen
Richard M. Nixon
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Pretzelpanjandrum McGonigie
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Powell Phenomenon reshapes New York politics
The Powell Phenomenon describes Adam Clayton Powell Jr. as a Harlem pastor and congressman with potential to lead both major parties in New York County. Indictments and tax cases stir party realignment as Powell pressures Negro solidarity and could sway 1958 congressional contests amid Republican weakness.
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Adam Clayton Powell Jr
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New York
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Hazel Scott
Paris
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Thomas Bolan
United States
Grand Jury
Department of Justice
Bolan
William Buckley Jr
The
National Review
Grand
Nate Powell
Congress
Paul Williams
Thomas Curran
Rey
Queens County
N.Y
John Roosevelt
Tex McCrary
Meany Faces UN Delegation Exit From White House Clash
The article details a White House Dulles Lodge battle over AFL CIO president George Meany. Meany’s UN appointment is questioned, while Meany’s stand against Soviets gains him support from labor ranks. His removal could sour U S ties with global free trade unions and provoke Communist criticism at Geneva and Brussels.
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
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Mr. Dulles
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Africa
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Brussels
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International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Free Trade Unions
Trade Fight Shapes Tariff Bill Clash in Congress
Washington workers eye a tariff clash as the Simpson-Davis-Bailey-Dorn amendment would shift annual GATT item lists from the President to the Tariff Commission, require price data and four month hearings, and let the commission push or curb tariff cuts to protect U.S. industries.
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Eric Johnston
Association For the United Nations
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GATT
Eisenhower
U.S
Tariff Commission
GSTT
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