Tito’s pro West stance praised by editorial writers
An editorial lauds Tito for denouncing the Soviet Union and praising the United States. It argues Congress should support the Kentucky amendment and allow funds to Tito and other anti-Soviet figures behind the Iron Curtain, stressing U.S. leadership and aid flexibility.
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Tito
Soviet Union
United States
U. S. Senate
U.S
Yugoslavia
Tito Sunday
Free World
U. S
Senate
Hungary
Poland
Radio Free Europe
Voice of America
Congress
Marshal Tito
Iron Curtain
Felts Family Faith Reflections At Baptist Conference
In Cincinnati at the annual American Baptist Convention opening, Rev Dr Clarence W Crawford stated Baptists share Christian experience but are not alone. A Marion family tale shows three brothers and three sisters in law, with Aunt Susan a Baptist lifelong and the Felts clan attending First Christian Church. Mother belonged to Marion church, Sire contributed to his wife’s church, and the Felts sons and Aunt Susan’s faith highlight family Christian ties.
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American Baptist Convention
Cincinnati
Clarence W. Crawford
First Christian Church
Marion
Susan
Lake Creek
Felts
W. P. Throgmorton
Susie
Unilateral Gift Exchange Alleged in Adams Goldfine Ties
The wife of Sherman Adams says the Adams and Goldfine families have exchanged gifts for years. Governor Adams admits Bernard Goldfine paid hotel bills for the couple, with gifts cited including an expensive rug and a vicuna coat. Investigators have yet to report any gifts given by the Adamses in return.
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Sherman Adams
Adams
Goldfine
Gov
Eisenhower
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfines
House
Federal Trade Commission
Gov. Adams
White House
Adamses
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Demons and Nelson in a 20th century lens
A Church of England committee debates whether demons cause illness and the limits of faith healing while a new Nelson biography by Oliver Warner portrays Horatio Nelson as both heroic and vain. The work, published in the Nelson bicentennial year, highlights his naval feats and his famed affair with Lady Emma Hamilton, framing him as a complex national symbol.
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Africa
South America
Church of England
Ministry of Healing
Lord Nelson
England
Oliver Warner
Nelson
Trafalgar
History Book Club
Atlantic Little, Brown
Horatio Nelson
Emma Hamilton
Hamilton
Lord William Hamilton
Lord Hamilton
Lady Nelson
Lady Hamilton
Horatia
Viscount Nelson
Duke of Bronte
Nicholas Monsarrat
Warner
Oh Yes and That Camera Accessory Note
A quirky item suggests a color slide camera flag that flips up to warn before pressing the trigger, priced at 17 cents. The columnist jokes about patch hunting for chick weed instead of four leaf clovers, and notes a Father’s Day music haul featuring Gershwin and gospel hymns by Good OP Ernie Ford for evening listening when the TV is off.
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George Gershwin
Ernie Ford
How to Help Gifted Children Identified Early
A discussion led by Dr. Ruth Strang urges early identification of gifted children, noting 2 to 3 percent of kids are unusually bright. Indicators include early speech, reading eagerness, high IQ, memory, curiosity, and social adjustment, with parents urged to provide rich environments and patient guidance. Schools should use acceleration, grouping, and specialized classes to nurture potential.
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Jeff
Teff
Wlittetas
American Assny
Russia
Sputniks
Ruth Strang
Columbia University Teachers College
Strang
U.S
Cleveland
Ghost writing in American public life and education trends
Dorothy Thompson critiques The New York Times profile of Theodor Heuss and ponders presidential speechwriting beginnings. The piece then discusses enrichment for gifted children in Knoxville and Portland, noting that creative teachers and flexible programs are essential for individualized instruction and varied abilities.
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Dorothy Thompson
Theodor Heuss
Federal German Republic
New York Times
Papa
Actors Progress
Hamilton
George Washington
Knoxville
Tenn
Portland
Ore
Dr. Strang
Survey shows five county retail drop then slight March rebound
Analysis of state sales tax data by Bob Haring tracks five county area sales in Franklin Jackson Randolph Union and Williamson from September to March. March rises above February but remains below September with Williamson County showing the strongest recovery while Union lags.
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Bob Haring
Southern Illinoisan
State Department of Revenue
Franklin, Jackson
Randolph, Union and Williamson
Charles Rosenbarger
Southern Illinois University Marketing Department
Williamson
Franklin
Jackson
Williamson County
Union County
Carbondale
Herrin
Franklin County
Jackson County
Randolph County
Marine Private Koerner Completes Training at Pendleton
Finishes basic training four weeks of individual combat at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton California. Private Robert A Koerner son of Henry Koerner of 108 Kohler Ave Anna.
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Robert A. Koerner
Henry Koerner
Kohler Ave
Anna
Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Shock Treatment Plan Failed in Kennedy Ives Labor Fight
Rowland Evans Jr argues the White House orchestrated a shock treatment to provoke divisive Senate debate over the Kennedy Ives labor bill. Mitchell’s stance, Republican reactions, and potential political fallout threaten GOP credit while boosting Kennedy Ives passage chances. The piece parallels the civil rights episode and warns the strategy may backfire for Republicans.
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Rowland Evans, JR
White House
Labor Department
Sen
Knowland
Republican National Committee
Dunce
Labor Mitchell
Mitchell
Kennedy
Senate
Democratic Congress
House
Capitol Hill
Eisenhower
Sen. Knowland
Sen. Goldwater
Ives
Rayburn
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David Felts
Ruth Stang
Good Old American Institution
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Madison
Henry Clay
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson
Henry Wallace
Winston Churchill
French Academy
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Burgess
McLean
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Kennedy-Ives
Mr. Mitchell
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