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Petinaud and the NATO Paris trip raise questions of espionage risk
The piece argues the delegation defended Ernest Petinaud a headwaiter and linguist as an unofficial messenger in Paris noting his vacation status and lack of pay. It contrasts with Soviet paranoia and questions the value of travel by officials and scholars amid broader reflections on vacation perks and tourism costs. It cites Yale professor Fred Barghoorn’s Soviet arrest as part of the pattern. It ends with a lighter note on water addiction from a West German study and vacation weather expectations for 1964.
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New Jersey
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Berlin
Frederick C. Barghoorn
United States
Knnedy
Barghoorn
Foreign policy gridlock seen in Kennedy remarks
President Kennedy warns Congress against limiting foreign aid as U S policy relies on executive authority to negotiate while Congress controls funding. The article notes U S policy is opportunistic and uncertain amid Soviet friction in Berlin espionage and shifts in Korea and Vietnam, with rising military spend and possible limited war risks.
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Kennedy
Congress of the
United States
MR. Kennedy
Russia
Korea
South Vietnam
Larrick Named President of Frederick County Agricultural Association
John W. Larrick Jr dairyman farmer and fruit grower was chosen president of the Frederick County Agricultural Conservation Association succeeding R. L. Omps who served five years. Notable golfers in Pinehurst first round included Tommy Armour Bobby Cruikshank Henry Picard and Jack Grout. Dr and Mrs F J Marshall return to Winchester after a Baltimore trip with son Dr W H Marshall.
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John W. Larrick, Jr
Frederick County
Winchester
Baltimore
W. H. Marshall
Warrant Issued for Lucy Burns in Washington
In 1913 Washington authorities issued a warrant for Lucy Burns chair of the suffragists congressional committee for violating sidewalk marking laws. Suffragists from New Jersey led by Mrs Feichart and Mrs Van Winkle delivered a 10000 name petition to the White House seeking a constitutional amendment for women’s suffrage. Also reported a million dollars in gold stolen in transit from Constantinople to Paris with no clues found by detectives.
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Washington
D. C
Lucy Burns
Suffragettes’ Congressional Committee
Feichart
van Winkle
New Jersey
White House
Constantinople
Paris
The Valley of Baca as a Path to Refreshment
A meditation by Earl L. Douglas interprets Psalm 84 and its Valley of Baca as a metaphor. Faith in God turns sorrow into refreshing wells, showing religious faith beyond self confidence and noble aims.
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Baca
Comfort of Old Slippers Help Create Memorable Lives
A reflective meditation lists simple joys that define a life across decades. The piece recalls warm memories from childhood, family, travel, military service, and personal milestones, highlighting emotional anchors like slippers, tea, summer sun, and a first marriage decision.
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New York
Buddhist Power in Vietnam Shapes Global Views
The piece notes that Diem’s anti Buddhist campaigns doomed his regime and that Buddhist General Minh led the revolt. It highlights the West misreading Buddhist political history and the ascent of Buddhist figures and thinkers in Asia, with the State Department assigning a Buddhist affairs officer to monitor developments.
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Washington
NER
South Viet Nam
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Duong van Minh
Vietnam
Nguyen Ngoc Tho
Kennedy
New York City
West
Asia
State Department
Richard Gard
Foreign Service
The Bad Samaritan and the Rescue Dilemma
A New York City rescuer won a modest damages case after aiding a woman beaten by her husband. The law may dissuade intervention, with critics arguing that citizens face legal risk and police forces are stretched, undermining public safety and urging stronger protection for well intentioned helpers.
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New York City
Bible Thought on the Kingdom and the Ladder to Heaven
A quotation from Luke 13 20 and J G Holland compares the kingdom of God to a ladder we build ourselves to rise toward heaven. The passage emphasizes personal effort in spiritual ascent.
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Heaven
Markin Time Atop College Basketball Crest
Luther Markin stands seven feet tall as the college team pursues higher education through hard to beat play. The line emphasizes his impact on the program and the team’s ambitions under his presence.
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Luther Markin
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