Guatemala’s anti Communist leader Carlos Castillo Armas dies
The weekend killing of Guatemalan President Carlos Castillo Armas ends a pivotal era in the Western Hemisphere. He had led Guatemala from Communist rule toward alignment with free nations and had famously warned that defending freedom requires sacrifice.
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Latin America
Carlos Castillo Armas
Latin Sea
Gastillo
New World
Guatemala
Peraps
Free World
Col
Col. Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Col. Castillo
Arbenz
United Nations
Russia
Honduras
Western Hemisphere
Castillo
Presidential
Alexandria Mourns Two City Officials in Tragic Crash
A double tragedy in Alexandria claims the lives of Marguerite Humphries and Alma Black after an automobile accident in northern Indiana Saturday morning. Humphries, longtime city clerk treasurer and active Republican figure, was in her fourth consecutive term. Black, deputy clerk treasurer and chief clerk for the water office, served 16 years with steady competence. The community extends heartfelt condolences to families and colleagues.
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Alexandria
Marguerite Humphries
Alma Black
Indiana
Washington County
Humphries
Madison County
Indiana City Clerks League
Black
Forse Corporation Expansion in Industrial Move
The Forse Corporation of Anderson has acquired three industrial enterprises in New York, Chicago, and Miami. Manufacturing from these firms will be moved to Anderson soon, boosting local employment and contributing to continued industrial growth. The announcement is hailed as positive news for the community.
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Chicago
Miami
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Tennessee
Atlantic
New England
Gulf Coast
Plains
Texas
Plateau
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Khrushchev Victory Potentially Hurting Adenauer in German Vote
German observers say Khrushchev's rise signals a détente with the West and could boost the Social Democrats led by Erich Ollenhauer, risking Adenauer's reelection as the Sept. 15 federal vote approaches. Polls show CDU and SPD neck and neck with shifting undecideds.
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Germany
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Molotov
Malenkov
Kaganovitch
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Christian Democratic Party
Moscow
Khrushchev
Erich Ollenhauer
Social Democratic Party
CDU
Olienhauer
SPD
Psychology In Action Case V-350 In New York Hotel Lobby
Jim D a 45 year old CPA attending a New York City convention uses a blanket draped over his head to dramatize his plight after three unheeded heat complaints. The hotel manager confronts him but heat arrives and the hotel sends fruit as a courtesy. Dr Crane notes this as a simple psychological nudge that avoided conflict and secured action.
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Dr. Crane
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Chicago
Woodpeckers Battle Sparrows For Hole In Pole Home
Two families vie for a hole in a telephone pole housing a woodpecker nest. The sparrows move in while the woodpeckers reclaim the cavity, a ongoing see-saw battle with no authorities involved and bets placed on the likely winner.
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Papa Woodpecker
Russia, Congress clash over school aid in reform scraps
In a fast moving House session, Republicans clash over a school aid bill as Sam McConnell leads a battle to fund U S schools by need rather than population. Charley Halleck shifts votes, and the measure is defeated, with northern Democrats backing Ayres proposal before it collapses. Russia is cited as narrowing the education gap.
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House of Representatives
United States
Russia
U. S
State University of Kazakh
Supreme Court
Moscow University
New York
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Ardmore
Philadelphia
Sam
Cong
Charley Halleck
Indiana
Charley
Bill Ayres
Akron
Ohio
Halleck
Congressional Record
Ayres
McConnell
White House
Eisenhower II
Alabama
Carl Elliott
Boykin
Selden
Flat Rock
N. Y
North Carolina
Alexander
Barden
Bonner
Cooley
Durham
Kitchin
Lennon
Scott
Shuford
Whitener
Peter Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Eisenhower
Fallon
Maryland
Marshall
Minnesota
O'Neill
Massachusetts
Walter
Pennsylvania
Feighan
Chelf
Gregory
Watts
Kentucky
Harry Haskell
Delaware
Texas
Cataract facts and patient stories from Dr Brady
A reader letter column reviews cataract basics and treatment, distinguishing cataracts from surface eye opacities, warning against miracle cures, and praising painless cataract extraction. It quotes Mrs E and an accountant who recovered vision and regained his driver’s license after surgery. The note invites readers to consult reputable doctors and outlines submission rules for questions.
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United States
Canada
Peculiar Tales and Quirks From a Lively Era
Folklore notes oddities from 1950s life with amusing incidents. An insurance man in Bradenton flies home after a crash but his sons choose train travel. A Fulton horse rider meets a parking meter. AT&T highlights yearly wire disruption causes by seasons, hunters, and squirrels. Chicago doctor humorously warns patients not to swap symptoms in the waiting room. American Saying parodies Descartes with a twist.
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Bradenton
Fla
Richmond
Fulton
Miss
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Chicago
Open skies and disarmament talks face stark limits
Interpreting the news notes Dulles faces a hard task in London to preserve strategic deterrence while seeking any workable disarmament steps. The piece judges first-step deals illusory, warns of division in Germany, and stresses that idealism clashes with hard diplomatic facts as the US pursues inspection schemes and UN aims.
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London
United Nations
Germany
Eisenhower
United States
West Germany
East Germany
Ger
Two men pose as specialists fleece farmer near Miller
Two men posing as eye ear and nose specialists duped a Miller area farmer of 1297 dollars. They claimed a radium containing fluid would treat his eyes and extracted 600 dollars then persuaded him to drive to town to withdraw more money.
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