Kennedy’s White House Shape Shifts Two Years In
A Washington profile notes John F. Kennedy’s physical changes slow but real with age and stress. It details back issues from World War II injuries, medical treatments, weight, morning routines, exercises, swimming, and daily routines with Caroline and John Jr. It also assesses political growth, cautiousness after Bay of Pigs, renewed confidence after the Cuban missile crisis, and a pragmatic shift toward targeted domestic aims.
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Space treaty with Russia draws sharp public critique
A Panola Watchman letter argues the United States should not trust a Soviet regime in a treaty. It claims past Soviet betrayals show such pacts lack binding force and fear Russia will steal space secrets and exploit the agreement for propaganda. The writer cites lend-lease wartime spying and Hungary as evidence, urging tougher U.S. leadership.
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Schooling Whedbee Finnell Copeland Hamp ton Fulton Hall
The Sun lists reelected teachers including Miss Gertrude Schooling Mrs Olivia Whedbee Mrs Anna belle Finnell Miss Elvie Eagleton and others. Local staff changes note H L Webster leaving for Sherman Franks Alverson to Dallas Jesse Wallace resignation Carl May hired. Elwood Ford 65 dies at Pink Hill Friday. Evelyn Wilson and Charles Tunnell wed April 16. Ermita Wiser 82 dies near Whitewright April 15.
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Seventh grade honor roll list posted in Sun paper
Van Vestal Ouija Craig Troy Lee Ford James Lindsey Clyde Johnson Madge Sears Homer Lee Sears Lloyd Stowers and Myra Nell Vestal appear on the seventh grade honor roll. A Saturday night freeze damaged gardens and corn. John Philip Barbee starts new job in Dallas. PTA officers elected: Mrs. Guy Hamilton president, Mrs. Fred W. Smith 2nd vice president, Mrs. C. J. Meador 3rd vice president, Mrs. Lucian Andrews recording secretary, Miss Sallye Hamilton corresponding secretary, Miss Mac Reed treasurer, and Miss Dorothy Chambless parliamentarian.
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Whitewright Golf Association Organized Monday
The Whitewright Golf Association was organized on Monday. The Needlework Guild met Tuesday afternoon with Miss Carolyn Simmons.
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25 Years Ago News Briefs From The Sun April 21 1938
Obituary notes Mrs J F Short dies at her Desert area home. Employment changes Jack Bradley takes a Shamrock position. Property transfers Mrs P J Pierce buys Walter Myrick residence Northwest Whitewright. John T Ross trades 85 acre farm southeast of Orangeville for John Norris dwelling. Social activity Mrs Floyd Bassett hosts Margaret Hanna birthday party. Senior play cast Kicked Out Of College includes Joe Preston Lee Boyd Newman Jackie Jernigan Guy Andrew Rex Brown Thomas Dan Sears Roy Martin Merriwell Vineyard Hamilton Vestal Sara Belle Gillett Jo Willa Stuteville Marguerite Arnwine Phyllis Brown Emma Jean Layman Frances Donigan Anna Louise Sanders Dorothy Jo Akridge.
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Mental illness affects up to a third of the world population
Professor Alexander Leighton of Cornell told a UN session on science and technology that 15 to 30 percent of people worldwide suffer from mental illness. He urged action to unlock potential and spur growth.
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