Critics See UN Drift From 1945 Vision
James Byrnes, former secretary of state, argues the United Nations has diverged from its founding aim of maintaining international peace. He claims Afro Asian members press for decolonization and urges enforcing the charter to limit domestic interference. Byrnes warns NATO reliance should wane and calls out U.S. funding while Russia and allies owe back dues.
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Poison Ivy Warns Against Quack Cures and Care
The American Medical Association states there is no cure for poison ivy and warns against ineffective remedies. It urges recognizing poison ivy by its three leaflets and avoiding contact, noting some people are allergic and suffer days of discomfort while others are less affected.
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Health as a commodity under fire by Dr Ratner
Dr Herbert Ratner of Loyola University Medical School argues Americans are pill happy and anxious, treating health as a commodity. He criticizes overuse of miracle drugs and the mass medical approach, blaming patients, doctors, schools, and drug firms for a health culture shift.
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Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
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Remember Rumble Seats and the bygone days
New York readers recall a world of Saturday chores including furnace ashes, safety rules, and simple delights. A nostalgic tour covers radio novelties, clinging to family insurance policies, double dip ice cream, and the era of Prohibition with home brew.
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Kennedy domestic program meets stiff congressional resistance
Observers note broad support for Kennedy foreign policy but major domestic proposals face strong opposition in Congress. Polls, including Oregon Representative Walter Norblad's survey, show limited backing for measures like UN bond purchases and Social Security earnings, signaling tough battles ahead to enact sweeping reforms.
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Thrift and the Welfare State in American Economy
George Sokolski argues thrift built the nation and warns that welfare guarantees invite government control. He cites stock market losses from margin buying and urges private investment to fund growth while resisting a rapidly expanding welfare state and socialist outcomes.
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Thelma B. Wright
Global optimism runs high amid jokes on budgets and Berlin
Washington reports a day of wide eyed hope from Congress to the White House and a Kremlin hopefuls in Paris. Adenauer and Jouhaud face uncertain fates as a Chinese refugee family arrives in Chicago under Kennedy’s relief program while tax cuts loom.
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Understanding Worldliness and Godliness in Life
Billy Graham explains two worlds: the measured world and the heart world. He warns against worldliness linking to pride and worldly desires while contrasting it with godliness focused on eternity. The best path, though hard, is God’s way and wisdom.
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Solomon
The Zone of Silence Off Vancouver Island
A fragment notes an area in the Pacific Ocean near Vancouver Island called The Zone of Silence marked by acoustic deadness. It claims buoys bells and sirens fail to warn of reefs, leading to many wrecks and rotting hulls. The text compares proper and improper zones in life.
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On The Wrong Road Until Men Learn The Falsity
Ralph E. Lyne of Taylor Michigan argues that abandoning the belief that one is entitled leads to real social and political progress. He urges readers to focus on learning and practicing beneficial skills for future generations.
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Ralph E. Lyne
Taylor, Mich
Voters Approve Bonds for Pavement Project
Voters approved issuing bonds to pave streets on unpaved avenues. The margin favored bonds, showing public support for dust and mud relief. Officials hope to validate the bonds and start the work within weeks, not delaying another year.
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