Tito's shift tests Western ties amid Yugoslav talks
Editorial notes Tito has won Western respect since breaking with Stalin in 1947. Yugoslav-Russian talks test the fragile balance of Yugoslavia’s alliance with Greece and Turkey and Western backing as Khrushchev signals pressure to rejoin the Soviet bloc. Grave choices loom in Moscow and capitals abroad.
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Meany faces watchdog clash amid Teamsters feuds
Washington rounds report George Meany faces scrutiny over alleged conflicts of interest linked to Teamsters ties and Hoffa era dealings. The piece outlines rivalries with Jim Hoffa and Dave Beck, mentions suspected spouse business interests, and records congressional probes into labor leaders and political ties.
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Folklore Reflections on Universal Experiments and Truth
A fragmentary discourse by William Wade surveys universal experiments and trustworthy methods. It argues against overlong argument and emphasizes timely action, noting that a single fact can outweigh extensive debate.
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Notable Moral Psychology Talks By YMCA Leader
An educator recounts a fifty minute evening performance and warm ups for teens and adults, detailing visits to Covington Kentucky and local schools. He describes sessions with Willard Wade and YMCA audiences, plus public talks on family relations and moral psychology for students, doctors, and adults.
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Primary fight reshapes Democratic race and loyalties
A long Democratic primary contest ends with Kefauver stepping back and Stevenson seeking Harriman as a top runner up. The piece notes bitter months of campaigning, shifting endorsements, and calls for disciplined support amid internal party realignments and public reaction.
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Calcium a potential remedy in personal health notes
Dr Williem Brady discusses calcium as essential for nerve function and bone health, urging daily intake through food not medicine. He cites reader reports of relief from migraines and cramps with calcium and vitamin D, and invites letters for a booklet. Also notes students from four colleges will study in France with a Paris residency after training in Geneva and Tours.
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Western Union Workers Reach Pledge on Wages and Benefits
Unions representing Western Union Telegraph workers and the American Communications Association reached a pact on Wednesday. It provides a nine cent per hour across the board raise for all employees plus three cents more to address inequities, with improvements in pensions and messenger allowances. The agreement covers the Commercial Telegraphers Union and the American Communications Association. Employees had sought a forty-seven and a half cent increase and other improvements. Average weekly earnings reported at about 31 dollars and 88 cents.
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Tri State College Angolan Graduation Events Reported
Tri State College at Angola resumes commencement exercises with 237 students slated to receive diplomas. The schedule shows ceremonies on Thursday and Wednesday with Dr Andrew W Cardier coordinating activities for graduates and officials from the United N. authorities.
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