British Satire Finds Adoring US Audiences on Stage and TV
The piece surveys British satire in the United States, spotlighting That Was the Week That Was and Private Eye, along with Beyond the Fringe and The Establishment. It contrasts UK political jabs with American tastes, noting Peter Cook’s work and the reception of sharp, risky humor.
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George S. Kaufman
United States
Britain
British Broadcasting Corporation
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Lord Chamberlain
Private Eye
Harold Macmillan
Randolph Churchill
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Churchill
Sir Winston
Fringe
John Simon
Peter Cook
Soho
Establishment
Chicago
Washington
New York
Macmillan
Young Cook
Vaughn Meader
Bob Hope
Lenny Bruce
Cervantes
Confusion Over Economic Slowing In National Review
The column analyzes business and unemployment data showing a slower slowdown and hints at an upturn in downturn, noting terms like slowing up the slowdown and letting up of the letdown. It suggests the climate may be ready for a readjustment and asks if readers are confused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Review
Women Informed Through Company Programs Across Nation
A GE publication outlines how firms use plant tours open houses and club presentations to educate women and families about business profits automation and policy. It argues success hinges on nationwide outreach and local plant level education to relate concepts to everyday women.
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Enity
General Electric
Merit Scholars and National Merit Scholarship Program
About 600,600 high school juniors took a three hour test for National Merit scholarships. Only 11,000 become semifinalists, 25,000 are named Commended Students, and roughly 1,000 semifinalists receive scholarships. Many will gain aid from other sources, and Merit Scholars total 3,398 enrolled in 403 colleges.
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National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Busi
Ness
Khrushchev’s admissions haunt his own speech
Roscoe Drummond analyzes Khrushchev’s remarks on Stalin’s crimes and the nature of communism. The piece weighs whether Khrushchev knew or hid harsh facts, suggesting both paths reveal a grim image of totalitarian power and its impact on the Soviet people.
Harriman Sees World Rule Clash in Soviet Address
In a major address to Soviet artists and intellectuals, Harriman warned Khrushchev and the Russian people about a dangerous issue that could unsettle Moscow. He contrasted two terms in a China Russia dispute and referenced a rhyme about acceptable language toward women.
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Thej
Secre
W. Averell Harri
Soviet
Russia
China
Harriman
Harriman Defends Stalin Crimes Knowledge In Speech
Harriman says he did not know about Stalin era crimes and blames lack of knowledge for failing to prevent them. He argues strict action against communism requires understanding developing nations and cites postwar European roles. Khrushchev is not denying knowledge, Harriman claims, in a speech prepared for the National Farmers Union.
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Stalin
Khrushchev
Mr. K
Harriman
National Farmers Union
Off
New York
Britain
State Department
Europe
Russia
Far East
Nya Ehrenburg
Mr. Khrushchev
Soviet Blasts France Over Nuclear Test Attitude At UN
At a disarmament session in Geneva the Soviet Union condemned France for its testing in the Sahara and blamed US NATO policy for the dispute. Semyon Tsarapkin said France’s stance and Western moves threaten disarmament talks and urged serious negotiations to curb nuclear arms. The report also notes Khrushchev’s broader critique of Stalin’s crimes and cites other world reactions to the test frictions.
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Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
France
Sahara
United States
Jappleyveu
Semyon K.tsarapkin
India
Canada
United Arab’ ‘Republic
Ethiopia
Czechoslovak
United Nations General Assembly
NATO
German Federal ‘ Republic
Stelle
Sex differences and marital strain sparked by jealousy
An indignant housewife named Marsha defies the idea that sexual allure must fade in marriage. She argues spiritual harmony suffices, while a forum reveals a husband’s suspected infidelity. The column notes conflict over sex in marriage and promotes a booklet on sex differences.
Health column weighs in on colitis and remedies
An Illinois reader asks about colitis and hot water remedies. The response notes many so called cures are misinterpretations and advises medical consultation for true colitis while discussing bowel function and common misconceptions. Also mentions navy related thanks and a London trip by Lord Home.
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Walter
Utib
Doc
Illinois
London
UPI
Office
Lord Home
Tokyo
Personal health letters addressed to Dr Brady in California
Reader notes ask for brief handwritten replies to health questions directed to Dr William Brady at 45 El Caminos, South Beverly Hills, California. A damped self addressed envelope is included and only a small portion of the many letters will be answered.
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Brady
Willam Brady
el Camins
Beverly Hills
Calif
Spring Gratitude Poem From Julien Chyer
I am grateful for life and spring gifts. The speaker thanks God for azaleas jonquils red bud trees and Tilac blooms and asks to slow busy days to praise creation. The verse honors birds blue skies green sword and labeled Spring with a devotional tone.
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Julien Chyer
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