Editorials on Tito aid and Cold War wind in Kremlin policy
Constantine Brown critiques Western support for Tito and fears Soviet warm wind turning into a tornado. The piece argues continued military aid is essential, despite diplomacy doubts, as a fragile Adriatic and Mediterranean posture rests on those choices. Meanwhile Anderton's East Side braces for annual Church of God meetings with 15 000 visitors as Anderson hosts international convention.
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Slow Down And Live Campaign Aims To Cut Highway Deaths
The article urges safer driving during the summer travel season, highlighting speed as a key factor in accidents and promoting the Slow Down and Live campaign. It notes support from safety officials and the aim to reduce traffic fatalities through nationwide cooperation and public awareness.
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Mamie Eisenhower's Long Years at War and Peace
A reminiscence of Mamie Eisenhower reflecting on life as Army wife and First Lady, from wartime separations to Washington years. The piece traces her loneliness, homes at army posts, and the contrast with public life in the White House, praising her quiet resilience amid political shifts.
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17 ROK Orphans Arrive In U S
Seventeen Korean orphan children arrived in the United States on a Pan American Clipper flight to join foster families in Los Angeles. Roy Rogers and Dale Evans greeted one of the newcomers, marking Rogers' seventh child.
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Worry Clinic case notes on a devils and cures psychology
A 1930s worry clinic piece discusses Hilda K a neurotic wife and mother who panicked at a demon at her bed but improves with a mix of medicine and psychological analysis. It contrasts drug therapy with true cure through eye care, therapy, and confronting inner conflicts.
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Draft Registration and Examinations Highlight 1950s Trends
A 1950s clipping notes U S draft registration reached over 18 million for ages 18 to 26 with about 4.9 million called for preinduction physicals from 1948 to 1955. It reports more than half rejected on medical or mental grounds and mentions a separate reflection on youth behavior and a 5d 1 percent figure among American children aged 10 to 16.
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NATO tensions and European defense shifts in late era debate
A fragmented report notes rising concerns over American participation in Rue Tope defense amid NATO doubts. It cites Britain and West Germany shifts toward European arrangements, with implications for German divisions and EU treaty dialogues.
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Brain surgery aids conduct operations on unruly children
INDIANAPOLIS UP The Indiana University Medical Center closed Tuesday after five children ages 4 to 14 underwent hairline removal procedures during the last April months. Dr Robert Heimburger said three boys and two girls showed marked improvement after the operations, performed similarly to a prior case from northern Indiana.
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