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European Realism and Atlantic Defense Debates in Europe
European leaders doubt U.S. defense assurances while seeking greater Europe only defense projects. Kennedy pledges aid as France and Britain push joint efforts like the Eu rope tank and Concorde. Washington worries about costs and seeks to shift security toward European forces while maintaining NATO. The clothing industry predicts a fall push toward better dress as a social goal.
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France
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Washington
U.S
Good News for Fat Man Says Dieting Harmful
A Virginia doctor argues that doctors overemphasize overweight as a defect and that not all heavy people are dangerous. He warns that stop and start dieting can do more harm than the weight itself and urges leaving potatoes on the plate.
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Virginia
Campbell elected state vice commander of American Legion
From The Star Files ten years ago in 1953 Carl L. Campbell of this city was elected State Vice Commander at the American Legion convention in Roanoke. Lightning killed six cattle and burned a barn in Page County. Robert T. Barton Jr of Richmond visited his mother on Washington Street.
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Carl L. Campbell
American Legion
Roanoke
Page County
Robert T. Barton, Jr
Richmond
Robert Barton
Washington Street
Two British Soldiers Killed By Land Mine Attack in Palestine
In 1938 Arabs used a land mine to strike a military car between Nablus and Jenin, killing two British soldiers and wounding two others. The attack echoes Lawrence of Arabia tactics. Separately, social notes mention Miss Margaret Byrd hosting Miss Rosalie Montaigue in Amherst Street and families renting a cottage at Bubbling Springs, West Virginia.
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Lawrence of Arabia
Nablus
Jenin
Margaret Byrd
Amherst Street
Rosalie Montaigue
Charleston
S. C
Fred Crisman
Fred
W. S. Clark
William
Bubbling Springs
West Virginia
Philadelphia native Charles J Barr visits home after 30 years
Charles J Barr of Philadelphia, on his first return to his native home in 30 years, stayed with his sister Mrs J H Maphis on North Loudoun Street. Dispatches from Paris say Emmeline Pankhurst has joined her fugitive daughter Christabel in the French capital. Mr and Mrs Henry Baker hosted a dance at Winchester Inn for Miss Dunbar Avirett of Cumberland Md and Miss Margaret Dalton of Winston Salem NC.
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Charles J. Barr
Philadelphia
J. H. Maphis
North Loudoun Street
Paris
Emmeline Pankhurst
England
Christabel
Henry Baker
Winchester Inn
Dunbar Avirett
Cumberland
Margaret Dalton
Winston- Salem
North Carolina
Christianity as a life not a movement says Earl L. Douglas
The piece argues Christianity is a life, not a movement or mere organization. It emphasizes personal transformation through Jesus Christ, resisting evil, and shaping virtue, freedom, and noble sacrifice in society.
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Jesus Christ
Ratification battle over nuclear test treaty puzzles lawmakers
Debate on the nuclear test treaty centers on Joint Chiefs of Staff views and Dr. Teller opposition. McNamara cites potential to test Soviet sincerity while scientists warn a missile defense risk. Fallout concerns are downplayed as weeks of Senate debate loom.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Congress
Joint Chiefs
Senate
Naval Operations
Edward Teller
Capitol Hill
Teller
America
Moscow
Russia
U.S
Defense McNamara
Khruhchev
Robert 8
McNamara
Reep Gne
Soviet Union
Maxwell D. Taylor
Ahad
What is New Frontier's Policy To Keep Peace
Henry J. Taylor argues the New Frontier's basic world peace policy hinges on containment versus appeasement. He warns Soviet aggression persists and cautions against easing tensions. The piece critiques Khrushchev’s diplomacy, cites Yalta lessons, and urges NATO unity under U.S. leadership.
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New Frontier
Paris
Washington
Khrushchev
Hitler
Chamberlain
Rusk
Europe
United
Kennedy Brings U S Nuclear Strength To Forefront
In Washington testimony before Senate committees, top U S leaders assert American nuclear superiority while Russia remains silent. Rusk McNamara and Taylor stress overwhelming U S power as Soviet response to the test ban treaty looms.
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Russia
Kennedy
U.S
Washington
United States
Senate
Khrushchev
Geneva
Associated Press
Dean Rusk
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Rusk
McNamera
Taylor
Russell
Injections Speed Cure and Other Medical Views
A collage of medical notes discusses how drugs differ by administration, with injections speeding action and pills providing sustained effects. It also covers newborn identification by ear features, antibiotics’ impact on strep and related diseases, and the role of tics in behavior, noting parental pressure as a contributing factor.
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