davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arizona post., 1962-12-28
UN Extends
MunduteOn
Refugees

UNITED NATIONS, NY.
(JTA) - The final plenary
session of the United Nations
General Assembly followed
the lead of its Special Politi-
cal Committee and approved
a resolution sponsored by the
United States to extend until
June 80, 1865, the mandate
of the UN Relief and Works
Agency for the care of the
Arab refugees. The present
mandate ends next June 30.
The vote was 100 for, none
against and two abStentionS.
Israel was one of the two
abStainerS on the resolution
as a whole, after casting a
no vote against one part of
a paragraph dealing with
repatriation of the refugees
under a 1948 resolution. Por-
tugal also abStained.
Michael COmay, IsraePs
chief delegate, said that part
of the resolution was unac-
ceptable because it was based
on the view, consistently op-
posed by Israel, that the
work of the UN Palestine
Conciliatio Commission
Should be based on a single
controversial paragraph torn
out of the context of a reSo-
luton adopted IA years ago"
He said this approach had re-
suited in no progress toward
solving the problem.
He also dealt with possible
misinterpretations that IS
rael was diSpleased with Pee
efforts to solve the refugee
problem, noting that Israel
had voted for the part of the
questioned paragraph which
asked the Pee to continue
its work with Israel and the
five Arab states on the prob
lem.
He also expressed Israel's
view that international aid
for the Arab refugees will
be required for some time to
come" and that Israel would
continue to support UNRWA
without reservations.
The Arizona post., 1962-12-28

special gifts division tradl-
tionally inaugurates the cam
paign and forecasts the sue
cess of the drive.
Reservations for the dinner
are now being accepted at
the Council office.
Fred Rosen is this years
chairman of the special gifts
division and he will be aided
by Henry H. Kaufman, FL
mer E. Present, Norris c..
Rosenbaum, Morris A. Shan
house, Marvin H. Volk, Paul
Present, Sol Kamin, Jack
Sarver, Jack E. Young, Sid
ney M. Gilberg and several
other men who have not yet
been appointed.
Speakers have not yet been
set for the special gifts din
ner, but plans are underway
to have two outstanding per-
The Arizona post., 1962-12-28
Scrolls Arrive
From India

NEW YORK (SpeciaD-
The White House today an
nounced that the first two
Biblical Scrolls in total
shipment of 200 had arrived
from India.
Ambassador Galbraith, act
ing at the request of the
White House, interviewed
with the Indian Government
to obtain permission to re-
lease these ancient TOrah
Scrolls.
The Arizona post., 1962-12-28
~ ~ ~

TAKE A GLANCE at the
Dec. IA issue of the Rincon
High School newspaper. Its
front page headlines read:
Religious Observances Com
memorate Yule Days; Han
ukkah Awaited BY Jews;
"ChriStians Celebrate Christ
mas"
In one column of the Rim
con Echo" Marty Wilson
writes a beautiful story Of
the meaning of Christmas
and its historic background.
No adult tricks of Santa
Clauses or commercialism of
a purely religious holiday,
but a well-Written and
thoughtful article.
And in the opposite column
Jill Zelickson portrays Chan
ukah in a clear and signifi-
cant article. For non-JeWish
students at Rincon High the
article brings fact and under
standing.
The Arizona post., 1962-12-28
The
Post
Office
uIIIIIIIIIubY Abe Chanin

LEAVE 1T to the young.
Past generations have done
a miserable job of practicing
brotherhood. Pre- eachin
brotherhood? Oh, the past
generations have done nobly
with preaching. We even
have the accomplishment in
the Goth century of being
able to organize a National
Council of Christians and
Jews. Of course, not all
Christians subscribe to this
organization, but neverthe-
less it is a fact, it is in action
and is doing good work.
But real brotherhood is for
the young.
The Arizona post., 1962-12-28
$6 Million Grant

The Ford Foundation has
given a Sc million grant to
Brandeis University to sup
port it's all-over academic de
velopment. The Foundation
calls for the funds to be
matched on a three-to-one
basis during the next three
years.
The Arizona post., 1962-12-28

Another warning to Jewish
parents was the call to avoid
individual representations to
public school officials and
boards of education in pro-
test against Christian sectar-
ian programs. Many of the
community relations agen-
cies coupled their statements
with a reference to the Unit
ed States Supreme Court de-
cision of last June banning a
Regents prayer in New York
state public schools. They
suggested that the problem
had been made more delicate
by the impact of that de-
cision on inter-faith relations
in the United States.
A typical statement was
that of the Boston Jewish
Community Council which
emphasized opposition to
both Chanukah and Christ
mas observances in public
schools and added that where
Christian h olid ay observ-
ances were held in public
schools, ~ e w S h children
have a right to refrain from
participation"
In Newark, Philip E. Hoff-
man, chairman of the Com
munity Relations Committee
of the Jewish Community
Council of Essex County, de-
clared that the problem was
of continuing concern" to
the Jewish community. He
added that public school prin-
cipals and teachers frequent
ly failed to understand the
impact of religious programs
upon minority group pupils
or the implications of such
programs for religious free
dom.
All of the community re-
lationS councils cited the
Statement of Principles on
Religious Holiday Observ-
ances in the Public Schools,
issued by the Joint Advisory
Committee of the Synagogue
Council of America and the
Community Rela-
tions Advisory Council. This
reaffirms oppoSi-
ton to any and all religious
practices, both during holi-
days and throughout the rest
of the school year as viola
ton of the constitutional
principle of church-state sep
aration. The statement en-
phasizes that joint observ-
ance in schools, such as
ChriStmaS-C h a n u k a h and
Passover-Easter are equally
a breach of that principle,
and that where religious holi-
day ceremonies are held in
public schools, Jewish chill
dren have a right to refrain
from participation.
A unique phase of the an
nual argument developed in
The Arizona post., 1962-12-28
Xmas VS. Chanukah
DonfPress
SchooIFeUd
JeWsUrged

NEW YORK (JTA)-The observance of Chanukah
opened in Jewish homes throughout the United States
against the background of warnings by Jewish community
relations agencies opposing any observance of Chanukah
and Christmas in public schools
The Arizona post., 1962-12-28
GAS Kickoff
Slated January 8

The 1868 Combined Jewish Appeal opens JAM with
the vital special gifts division dinner.
This years dinner will be held at the Hotel Santa Rita
opening with cocktail party pm The division open
men who donate $500 or more to the campaign The
The Arizona post., 1962-12-28
PLEASE NOTE

i AA4 40A Avn d -
Because Of convention
schedule that requires him TO
be oUf-of-fown, the editor of
The Arizona Post urges that
all orgonizotionoI moterioI
be sent in early for the next
issue.
Material should reach the
Post not later than Wednes-
day night, Jan. 2.
SOnalitieS as guests at the
affair.
Jerome H. Courtney is gen
eral chairman of the 1868
CJA.
Evening star., 1962-12-09
Decorated Trees
Add Sparkle
. BY PATRICIA SCOTT

. BY PATRICIA SCOTT
ornaments, then roll up and
tie with string.
Felt Table Tree: You'll
need: Ia yard Of green felt;
3H yards of gold metallic
baby rickrack; Q yards of
green-gold metallic baby rick
rack; three pieces of card
board IL by 6 inches each;
one package Of gold sequins.
/. Cut three felt triangles
each IL inches tall and 6
inches across base. Cut three
cardboard triangles " inch
smaller.
2. Stitch or glue gold rick
rack around edges Of one felt
triangle and one row verti-
cally up the center.
8. Stitch or glue alternat-
ing rows Of gold and green
gold rickrack diagonally on
tree as shown In the illu-
stration.
4. Repeat steps No. 2 and
No. 8 on the other two felt
trees.
S. Scatter and glue sequins
on felt trees.
6. Run razor blade edge
down center Of each card
board tree, making a slight
indentation to allow creas-
ing.
Z. Glue felt trees to card
board triangles.
8. Join three triangles by
hand tacking the rickrack
edges together. Fold each
triangle inward at center.
To Make Tree Base: Cover
a candlestick with green felt
and place candle in holder.
Set tree over candle. If
necessary, cut candle shorter
so that tree just covers up
per edge Of candlestick.
Copyright. 1862, Field Enterprises, Inc
Miss Scott is oIwoys glad TO hear
from her readers, and whenever
possible will use their questions in
her column, but beeouse Of the
greet volume Of moil received dolly.
she eonnot onswer indiViduol letters.
For your copy OF Fifteen
Gifts You Can Make" tDrite
to Patricia Scott in care OF
The Star, inclostng q long,
Selt-GddTesSed, stamped en-
uelope and zoe In coin to
couer printing and handling
costs. The subjects for this
fascinating booklet we're
selected from among Miss
Scott's most popular COL
unTS.
Evening star., 1962-12-09
WHY GROW OLD?
Exercise Is Sure Cure
For Nervous Exhaustion

such a sure-fire refresher and
cure as exercise.
I know how you feel be-
cause / have been caught in
that trap myself. Only re-
Gently I had been writing
copy all day long. My hus-
band came home and said,
How about a walk?" I said,
"Oh, brother, that's all I
Evening star., 1962-12-09

sedentary work may feel ex-
tremely tired physically. and
therefore does not exercise.
The root of the trouble is
not physical fatigue.
And, don't let the weather
be an alibi for not exercis-
ingl A walk can be wonder
full even in cold weather, II
you dress for 1t. If the ele-
ments are too hectic to 60
outdoors for your exercise,
put on some records and ex-
ercise inside. Here's a good
one to use:
Stand erect with the feet a
comfortable distance apart.
arms raised sidewards. Bend
Evening star., 1962-12-09
SEAMS TO ME

Here are two quick and
easy ways to add sparkle to
any home at Christmas. The
card tree left illustration)
is placed on your door or
wall and is decorated with
Christmas cards. The felt
tree fright illustration)
makes a gay table center
piece or can be placed on
any table or mantle for dec
Grafton.
Christmas Card Tree;
You'll need: z yards Of jumbo
metallic rickrack; 1H yards
of fishnet curtain fabric; one
package Of green foil; nine
tree ornaments; heavy brown
wrapping paper; paper clips;
double-faced masking tape.
/. Mark on brown paper
and cut tree shape similar to
the one illustrated. 1t should
be at least 3 feet tall, and wide
enough to fit the door or wall
space where 1t will be used.
2. Pin green foil over the
paper and cut away excess
around tree outline.
8. Pin fishnet over foil,
leaving about " inches ex-
ira at all edges. Then, bring
excess fishnet to wrong side
and pin.
4. With large m a hin e
stitches, top stitch rickrack
across tree from bough to
bough, then around the entire
outside edge. Since the pa
per is not as pliable as fabric
roll it to fit under the ma
chine arm.
5. On the wrong side, ap.
ply masking tape at the edges
at center and six or eight
diagonal strips across the
tree. Press tree against the
door or wall firmly until the
masking tape is stuck securely
Attach tree balls to bough
tips.
6. Fasten cards to fishnet
with paper clips.
To store your card tree for
next year. remove cards and
Evening star., 1962-12-09

heels, since I do not wear
boots when writing copy.
After about a half-mile I
felt more like dancing than
walking. The sparkling air,
the increase in circulation
and respiration, the lovely
countryside, the good feeling
of muscles working smooth
ly, banished all my feeling Of
fatigue and I slept like a
baby that night. (Well, l do
not know how a baby sleeps,
but I bet none ever slept
better than I did,
Too often the person who
needs exercise most does not
get 1t. The person who does
Evening star., 1962-12-09

over to the left. AS you bend,
raise the right arm upward
and hold 1t close to the ear.
Straighten the trunk, re-
turning arms to the shoulder
height position. Bend over to
the right, raising the left
arm UP and close to the ear.
Raise the trunk and return
arms to the shoulder height
position.
" you would like to hove my
short routine plOnned especially for
women. send q stamped, self
addressed envelope with your re-
quest for leofIet No. lo. Address
Josephine LOwmon in care Of The
Stor.
Evening star., 1962-12-09

need! I Just want to lie down
for a bit before dinner"
knowing full we'll that what
I really needed was some
fresh air and exercise.
So, lured by my knowledge
and past experience concern
ing the value of exercise, by
my husbands companionship
and by the gorgeous late aft
ernoon sunshine which would
soon turn into a beautiful
sunset, I put on my walking
shoes and we went for a
brisk three-mile walk. I must
admit that to get going I
had to pull myself up by my
bootstraps, or rather my
Evening star., 1962-12-09
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

Nervous tension is a de-
ceiver because it can make
you feel absolutely exhaust
ed physically. When you feel
exhausted from pressures or
concentrated mental effort
or from emotional turmoil,
there is nothing which is
Evening star., 1962-12-09
Luncheon Meetino

The Excelsior-Literary Club
will hold its luncheon meet
ing Friday at 1890 pm. at
the home of Mrs. Charles
s. Miller. Davenport street
NV.
Evening star., 1962-05-13

AHE DIVORCE of well-known people is always
news, but the facts behind certain recent divorce
headlines have seemed to add an even more
disheartening note to the already discOuraging
divorce statistics. Again and again we've read Of
the breakup of lOng-standing and presumably
devoted marriages.
Governor Nelson Rockefeller and his wife
parted after 81 years Of marriage. Dinah Shore
and George Montgomery separated after nearly
l9 years. Lucille Ball and Dezi Arnax split up
after two decades. Sir Laurence Olivier and
Vivien Leigh were divorced after 20 years. Con-
gresswoman COya KnutsOn, whose husband
objected to her leaving their Minnesota home for
Washington, was finally divorced after q years.
These break-ups Of lOng-wed celebrities seem
to be representative of the nation as a whole.
Almost everyone over 40 has been jolted by
marital collapse Of contemporaries in his circle.
my husband left nae"
A Richmond, Va, woman called off her 10th
anniversary party with the statement, my nus.
band left me-" A 22-year-oId San Francisco wife
exclaimed, ''It's bad enough when my friends get
divorced. But when my parents friends break up
their marriages, it's a real shock"
Evening star., 1962-05-13

divorces Of married
attention problem searching
analysis and warning signpOss every couple young old
By JEAN LEHMAN BLOCK
Evening star., 1962-05-13

Is there really tidal wave of marital disin.
tegratiOn after 20 years or more? THIs WEEK
undertook to find out the truth.
A survey of marriage cOunselors, family
agencies, lawyers, judges, Psychiatrists and e1-
perts in statistics revealed some significant facts
The crisis iB mature marriages is, indeed,
genuine, bsa L is not ResU PrObIsn. The num-
Der ef bGsg-iH-life diOOrces has increased uusdy
!" recent dimes, bs't the rate Of divorce after 20
years is not much greater diam L SUus 30 years ago.
Back in 1927, divorce or annuIment term
mated about 1000 marriages of 20 years or
longer. An unprecedented wartime rate 10000
in 1876 has dropped and for six years the total
has been running at about 10000 year.
But the increase in mature divorce reflects
an increase in our married population and in our
older population - not in the divorce rate DR..
Paul H. Jacobson, expert in marriage statistics
gave us these figures: In 1922. % marriages of
70 years duration or over broke up for every
LOCO existing marriages. Today 2.7 such mar
riages end each year for every 1000.
Thus mature divorce is not actually gaIlop.
ing evil in our society. And we can take heart
for another reason: for the FIRST time experts are
beginning to conduct widespread studies and to
Evening star., 1962-08-02
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

@: On television tonight I
heard an expression ito feel
ones oats" I looked this up
in the dictionary and it gave
the meaning quite clearly. How
ever. it gave no indication as
to where it started. Could you
enlighten me as to the origin? 4?
Larry Lester, Dewy Rose, Ga.
A: This expression, meaning
to feel frisky. playful and full
Of energy. has been in our
American language for at least
a century and a half. 1t origi-
mated as a farmers expression,
indicating how much more
energetic a horse acts after it
has had its meal of oats. In
deed, the first example given
in the Dictionary of American
isms is from the Boston Tran
script Of 1881: Whether the
Evening star., 1962-08-02
NEW FORMULA
Better Than CaIamine Lotion
For Relief of Itch
Combines on-itch medieotions prescribed by doctors
for fost relief Soothes for hours! Aids heoIns!
ADVERTISEMENT.

poisons" which cause swelling. (3) An
astringent drying agent dries up"weep-
ing" of skin, aids healing.
And unlike calamine lotion, Gala
matum gives day and night relief
forms its own medicated bandage that
won't rub off or flake off till you wash
it off. Won't stain clothing or bed
sheets.
So don't suffer another day! New
Calamatum is guaranteed to relieve
itch due to poison ivy, heat rash, nom
poisonous insect bites, allergy,
psoriasis, rectal itch, or nervous itch
better than calamine lotion-or
money back. Just return unused por-
ton to manufacturer.
Even if other products have failed,
try greaseless Calamatum today!
Available now at all drug counters.
ele62 lsodine PhsrmscsI Corp. Dover, Del.
Evening star., 1962-08-02
Honno- -Borbero

pony felt his oats, he took a
frightful canter."
Q: Would you please explain
where the saying "crazy as a
bedbug" originated from?-
Mrs. E. j. T., Pittsburgh.
A: Happily my first-hand ac-
quaintance with bedbugS is nil,
but it's fair to assume that
they Skitter about at a great
rate when exposed to daylight.
Thus a person crazy as a bed
bug" would be one whose &C
tionS are wildly irrational. This
term also dates back at least
to the early days of the Re-
public, the first example in
print being listed as 1882.
incidentally, this word is
nearly unknown in England.
There the word bug" alone is
used to mean bedbug; all other
bugs are called insects" HI.
Mencken reports about the en-
barraSSment this caused a
Evening star., 1962-08-02
KERRY DRAKE
JULIET JONES
NEW FORMULA

Don't let maddening itch torment you
during the day. keep you awake at
night. New Calamatumo ointment has
the surprising ability to relieve itch
fast, aid healing, help prevent the
spreading of skin irritation far better
than calamine lotion. What's more,
relief lasts for howSl
In case after case, users report,
"Calamatum cools and stops irrita-
ton. Actually relieves itching
almost instantly"
WHY'S Calamatum better than Gala
mine lotion? Because only Calamstum
combines six anti-itch indications
prescribed by doctors in a unique new
no-grease formula. Result? Only
Cdlamafum brings this fast relief.
I'D A powerful anesthetic relieves
itching sensations fast. (2) An anti
histamine combats certain skin
Evening star., 1962-08-02
Stan Droke
BY Roy Crone
By Walt Kelly

friend Of his visiting in Eng
land. AS guest Of a lord of
the manor in the days before
air conditioning, he was play
ing billiards with his host on a
summers evening with the
windows wide open. After max
ing a shot he remarked cas-
ually, II killed a bug on that
last shot" His host, thinking
he was using bug" in the
British sense, was greatly Of
Tended.
Evening star., 1962-08-02
ELECTRIC ROTARY MOVER
On A TODAY FREE TRIAL
Take Home This

Guaranteed TO NOW down Coy blades
Of q Sundoy morning. without waking
the neiehbors. this HIP electric mower
offers the finest in moving ease. A
lightweight 80 pounds, swing over
handle, adjustable cutting heights. no
eos or oil TO buy. Adjustable hondIe
moy be dropped flot and mower hung
on wall. Motor guaranteed for five
years. Low sole price, free delivery,
no money down -fontostic!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-10
VoIpe Acts to Fire
Boston Chief

BOSTON, Feb. 10 (AP).-
Massachusetts Gov. John A
Volpe has moved officially tc
fire Boston Police Commits
Sioner Leo ]. Sullivan on -four
charges.
One charge stemmed from a
Nationwide television show on
the Colum bia Broadcasting
System last November 80.
The show, filmed in part by
hidden cameras, showed several
uniformed Boston policemen
entering and leaving a Back
Bay key shop which was de-
scribed as a betting parlor on
the TV show, Biography of a
Bookie Joint"
Gov. Volpe said in his charges
brought last night that Mr..
Sullivan had failed to investi-
gate the alleged misconduct of
the police officers. He set Feb
ruary 10 for a public hearing
on the removal charges.
A spokesman for the police
commissioner said he would
have no comment now or at
any time prior to the hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-10
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Fair
and colder tonight with the low
near Is in the city and IL in
suburbs. Increasing cloudiness
and continued cold tomorrow.
Maryland Some cloudiness
tonight with lows S to 10 in
the extreme west, 10 to IS in
the central portion and 20 to
70 in the extreme eastern por-
ton. Some cloudiness and con-
tinued cold tomorrow.
y. Virginia - Some cloudiness
tonight with lows 10 to is in
the west, Is to 20 in the east
end near rs on the coast. Varia-
Die cloudiness and sunshine
land continued rather cold to-
morrow.
=, Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Small craft warn
ings are displayed. Gusty north
to northwest winds is to Is
knots tonight and tomorrow.
Fair weather. Visibility 8 miles.
AAA Road Report
West: p c; to Pennsylvania Turn
pike mostly clear with occasional slip
perry. spots: Pennsylvania turnpike,
snow and ice covered, has been Gin
dered; Ohio turnpike, clean; US. 10
west to Ohio, clear to Cumberland,
Md, but snow covered to the west:
Us. so west to Ohio, clear to VIM
chester, Va, balance snow covered :;
Us. 80 through West Virginia, now
showing and snow covered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-10
Youth With Knife
Robs Woman

A youth with a knife forced
his way into the apartment of
a woman doctor today and
robbed her Of IS in bills and
change, police reported.
Police said DR.. Mabel Ross,
SO, a United States Public
Health official, told them she
answered the door of her fifth
floor apartment at 101 North
Carolina avenue Sc, at 1855
am, and was confronted by
the robber.
Don't scream, all I want is
your money" DR.. Ross quoted
him as saying.
She said he pushed her in
side the apartment, took the
money she offered him and left.
Police are looking for a Ne
gro youth Is to 10 years old, S
feet 9 inches tall and 160
pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-10
Rusk Awards Honors
To85 Persons, q Units

personally from Mr.. Rusk yes
terday.
Mr.. Carlucci was a political
officer at the Embassy at Leo
poldville, the Congo. His cita-
ton said he deserved his award
for superior service, loyalty
and devotion to duty, and es-
pecially for his constant display
OF outstanding courage in the
face of real danger.
Mr.. Carlucci served in the
Congo during the most turbu-
lent period in the civil war in
the African republic. He was
arrested once in Stanleyville
and was stabbed in Leopoldville
when he was in a scuffle with
rioting Congolese soldiers.
The third high award went
to John w. Tuthill of Highland
Park, ILL.,, who received it in
Paris. He serves there with
the United States mission to
the North Atlantic Treaty Or
ganization.
Mr.. Tuthill got the award for
Outstanding negotiating and
organizing ability"