Margaret Has Changed Since Her Romance
British princess Margaret shifts to solo duties touring Africa in September and October and visiting Sweden this month. She will greet officer cadets at Sandhurst, confer degrees, tour plants and factories, and take on many patronages and posts.
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Fred Poerflinger
London
Margaret
Africa
Sweden
Prince Philip
Sandhurst
Peter Townsend
West Indies
Isa
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Mother
Argaret
Thames
Hugh Foot
Jamaica
Ritan
West Point
Tizabeth
Philip
Girl Guides
Yong Kegland
University College of Noth Staffordshire
Students Union
Anerey
Avily
Radiochemical
Anersham
Buckinghamshire
Welk Turns Parodies Into Proof Of Big Time Status
Lawrence Welk reflects on TV parodies as a sign of rising fame. He jokes about his ABC show interruption and acknowledges a public that mocks his halting speech and traditional style, while noting such spoofing signals cultural prominence. The band’s growing stature contrasts with critics who question modern trends.
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RUE Penton Hollywood Uns
Lawrence
Welk
ABC
Sid Caesar
Treatment Cuts Syphilis Threat Report Indicates
CHICAGO. A study by Dr. Nels A. Nelson and Virginia Struve shows no congenital syphilis cases among 654 infants born to treated mothers and no relapses or reinfections, suggesting a full course of treatment before delivery prevents infant infection. Findings cover infants of 423 syphilitic mothers and highlight treatment timing and types, with strong emphasis on early, complete therapy.
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Chicago
Nels A. Nelson
Virginia RK. Shuve
Baltimore
Porter
Ameriican Medical Association
Moweser
Amng
Nelson
Miss Struve
Tr. Nelson
Batt Iore
Professor and Ardent Coed Stir Campus Scandal
Psychology Professor Jozef Cohen faced allegations amid a campus dispute after Dawn Wolf, a 22 year old coed, accused him of persistent advances. Wolf, who had recently graduated, sought legal protection as the case and its pricey celebrity fallout drew attention to Cohen and Welk, a television figure promoting his own career. Evidence and testimonies suggest complex pressures, reputational costs, and personal tensions driving the unfolding events.
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Dawn Wolke
Psychology
Jozef Cohen
Cohen
Welk
University of Dlinois
Migs Wolf
Burt Greaves
Dover
Slate
Missile Fund Sufficient, Airman Says
The Air Force says it has all the money it can use to speed the intercontinental missile program. Lt Gen Thomas Power, in Russia with Gen Valhson Twining, said no funding limits block progress and that budget overruns depend on defense field needs. Congress has approved $9 billion more than Eisenhower’s request for the coming year, mainly for air force bomber purchases.
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Washington
Air Force
Ueanisaile
Thomas
Power
Valhsn F. Twining
Russia
News & World
Fort Ur
Gad
Stek
Congress
Eisenhower
Defense
Democratic Meetings Called For Chicago
Democratic Meetings Called For Chicago reports that the National Committee and arrangements committees were summoned to a Chicago meeting on July 9 by Chairman Paul M. Butler. The action hints at an earlier selection of a keynote speaker for the August 13 convention, with potential choices anticipated around mid July after Congress adjourns. Butler had not named any final candidate.
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Chicago
Paul M. Butler
National Committee
Butler
Congress
Father and Son Banquet Held at St John’s Lutheran
A father and son banquet was held at St John’s Lutheran Church on Friday evening, sponsored by the Brotherhood of the church, with the Pastor’s Aid Society preparing and serving the dinner. Pau Zorkel was general chair, A C Miller toastmaster, and group singing led by Waldy Bussell Baker with Don Ad Ridgison on organ. Magician C E Herrington entertained with magic sticks. Speaker Bob Marholta, basketball coach of Anderson College, spoke on “Playing the Game of Life.”
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Don
St. John's Lutheran
Churely
Arotherhood
Chrch
Pastor's Aid Societe
Pau Zorkel
A.C. Miller
Wan Wddy Bussell Baker
Donad Ridgeson
C. E. Herrington
Bob Marholta
Anderson College
Doubt Expressed the To Impound Extra Air Funds
Washington report notes GOP defense experts anticipate no impoundment of Air Force funds as Congress approves a $34.6 billion defense bill. Gen LeMay urges more funding for jets and intercontinental B52s to ensure air superiority, while Democrats warn of potential budget trimming. A Baltimore item oddly estimates oxygen use at 24 ounces every six hours.
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Washington
Congress Frida
Charles T. Wilson
Curtis
LeMay
Sie
Sino
Designers Dress Sports Car Cult Fashion in New York
New York reports a trend turning dress codes into a business as designers unveil sports car wear. Furs, leather, scarves and visors suit the motoring fad, with outfits by Aronawiez and Vera aiming to pair glide and glamour on the road.
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Gay Pauley
Prins Stull
New York
U.S. Department of Commerce
United States
Maxwell
Jaguar
Manhattan
House of Aronawiez
Aronawiez
Pesigner Vera
Ivil
Babushka Debil
Lily Dache
Nomington
Samuel Robert
Nixon Seeks To Squelch Base Foes
Nixon plans talks with President Wynes in Manila on the Philippines perimeter and the possibility of resolving the issue of base opponents. An Air Force transport party stopped briefly here for refueling ahead of a flight to Miami, while leaders prepared for upcoming ceremonies.
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Nixon
Philprims
Yaahan
Cha
Niven
Plate
Wynes
Miami -Te - Ma
Village Credit Unions Transform Fiji Life In Daring Revival
In Kalulukulevu Fiji a priest and bank clerk spark a village credit union movement sparking mass asset growth and social change. Citizens replace coconut shells with ledger ledgers while loans and deposits empower families, boats, and tools. The ceremony blends kaya oil rituals with monthly banking, as locals grow prosperous.
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Robert C. Miller
United Press Star
Kalukulevu
Anatrallua Bank
Marion Ganey
Gillaspie
Dick Philips
Dubba
Australia
Credit Wniom
South Sea Island
Nah
Dnan
Philips
Father Ear
Vws
Scotia
Sigatok
Taily Malone
Hank
Ronald Curve
Erner
Ganey
Wnion
Welling
Starsc
Father Ganex
Tim Morighity
Fiji
East Germany to Cut Army in Meantime
East Germany announced a planned reduction of its armed forces aiming to cut the national army to about 97,000 with the rest of the 121,000 man force to be disbanded or trimmed. The proclamation follows Soviet aligned policy and signals a move to goodwill toward West Germany.
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Berlin
Germany
Russia
West Germany
West Berlin
National
Mauzy Club Entertained at Park Park Angial
The Mauzy Club gathering at Angial Park featured Mrs Mani Shier and several attendees including Coeine Maury Ina Faye Rittenmy Virgie Collier Stella fn Rosa DeWin Gysee Fiscus and Kna vs Miss Stohler. Hostesses Cofeine Maury and Ms Matt Stohler served.
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Wibash River
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