Editorial on disarmament and UN Peace Force plan
Robert Morris argues disarmament talks in Geneva risk ceding military authority to a proposed UN Peace Force. He warns the US must push for atmospheric testing readiness, urges decisive action to maintain strategic advantage while noting China’s UN role as a possible pivot.
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Robert Morris
University of Dallas
Senate
France
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
General Assembly
UN Peace Force
China
Tense Ties With Allies Over United States Policies
Report from Washington notes growing dissension among allies over U S actions. France balks at missing technical nuclear data while Germany resists liberal aid plans and fears Berlin concessions. Allies worry about U S balance of payments, debt, and the UN shift to small nations.
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Washington, D. Co
United States
France
State Department
Germany
America
Berlin
Russia
Britain
U. S
Suez Canal
Egypt
Belgium
Congo
Portugal
Angola
Netherlands
Indonesia
United Nations
General Assembly
Russell
Soviet Union
Communist Bloc
Abe Lincoln's Circus Echoes Through 1862 Skirmish Tale
Selections recall a Union officer’s quip about Ab Lincoln's Circus during Gen. Mitchell's march and a loud reaction from a loyal audience. Other items note a cloud burst damaging roads and fields near Afton, and voters urged to pick a good ticket on May 21.
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Abe Lincoln
Gen. Mitchell
Lincoln’s Circus
Fort Donelson
Afton
Clermont County
Clermont Courier Batavia Ohio Oldest Newspaper Claim
Clermont Courier proclaims itself Batavia Ohio’s oldest paper with a history claimed since 1626 and 1870 act of Congress dates. It lists staff including Fortney Weinegere and Ellis Arur Mt among editors and board members.
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Batavia
Ohio
Clermont Courier
Spirit of the Times
Chronicle of the Times
Wald B. Fortney
Weinegere
Sa Ha Ibn
Language strengths and a coaching joke at the university
A football coach introduces a large tackle prospect to a professor known for languages. The professor asks about Greek, the coach says the prospect is Greek, then quips that his English is the concern.
Moral Re Armament Target for America
The Dragon play from Free China touring Los Angeles argues for a new, God centered American leadership to heal a divided world. General Ho Yin chin and Peter Howard urge a transformation of motives beyond anti Communism and advocate moral re armament to unite nations and curb tyranny. Continues on Page 2.
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America
Free China
Los Angeles
Courier
China
Ho Yin-chin
Europe
United States
Peter Howard
West
Hollywood Bowl
California
Kremlin
Ahd
John Me
Spring Awakening and Memories of Hazel McLeish
Hazel McLeish reflects on spring's arrival after a harsh winter. She recalls barefoot days, family chores, and the joy of discovering new life amid spring cleaning. The piece blends memory, nature, and a quaint home portrait as the season stirs both work and renewal.
Twist debate stirs Patched Pisgah church group
In Pisgah North Carolina Zeke Grubbs and Rafe Zinders crowd discuss community church reaction to the Twist dance. The local preacher criticizes the fad while noting fitness talk from television and federal programs. He plans to discuss backsliding youth and the new frontier with his congregation. The parson leaves early for a doctor appointment due to a back issue.
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Zeke Grubb
Rafe Zinder
Wimmen
Kennedy
Dan'l Boone
Ed Doolittle
Clem Webster
U. S. Department of Health
Confessional Verse From Loveland Herald Inspires Quiet Reflections
The poem by Harry N. Drews presents a boy’s candid longing to improve at school and gain his father’s pride, while an accompanying piece by Ethel Romig Fuller celebrates homemaking as a valued path for women, contrasting aspirations with traditional roles.
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Loveland Heraldes
Ethel Romig Fuller
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