Diplomacy by Intimidation Shapes NATO Reactions
The piece analyzes Soviet threats to NATO members Norway Denmark and West Germany before and during the NATO conference. It notes Moscow warned of dire consequences for Norway Denmark and Germany if they aligned with NATO and hydrogen bombed Denmark. Denmark replies that NATO remains defensive and unity strengthens self defense. The article suggests Soviet intimidation may have backfired by forging Nordic unity within the alliance.
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Ited Matons
Bonn
Goer
Edosaet
Eisenhower
Moscow
Norway
West Germany
Denmark
Kremlin
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North Atlantic
Soviet Union
Hungary
Russia
Real solution for agriculture through soil bank reform
The piece discusses the soil bank program as a temporary fix to farm surpluses amid agricultural technological revolution. Ezra Taft Benson argues against permanent acreage subsidies, calling for real solutions and noting the need to adapt to higher efficiency and mechanization. It emphasizes benefits to farmers, consumers, and taxpayers.
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Firthtower
Soil Bank
Chicago
Apticulture
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Senate Probes Indiana Highway Funds in Federal Aid Era
A Senate Public Works subcommittee investigates Indiana highway department funds with 11 witnesses subpoenaed for next Tuesday. Marion County Grand Jury already points to four men in the scandal as federal aid prompts expanded federal involvement and scrutiny of state law enforcement.
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Congress
Indiana
Senate Public Works Committee
Washington
Indianapolis
Albert Gore
Senate
Marion County Grand Jury
Lincoln's Commandos in Civil War Biography Review
The review discusses Lincoln's Commando by William Barker and Charles Van Doren with Ralph Cushing. It notes limited new material on Van Doren, calls the book uneven, and credits the authors for firm characterization though lacking fresh anecdotes. The piece also critiques the biographical approach and its handling of naval figures such as Farragut and Foote.
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Lincoln
William Barker
Charles van Doren
Ralph Cushing
United Works
Harper
States Navy
Albemarle
Plymouth
Cushing
Charles. van Doren
Twi. C
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Porter
Ida
Foote
van Doren
Roske
Bob Price
Santa Monica
Calif
Vanlauthors
Doren
Hess
St. John’s Hospital
Tony Owen
Case Records of a Psychologist Charley N Diet Smoking vs Obesity
Case U-375 profiles Charley N aged 47 a high pressure life insurance sales manager with blood pressure 174 and weight 196 his question whether smoking could curb overeating and whether it would help his health the psychologist advises dieting rather than starting smoking highlighting that obesity is worse than smoking and that tapering off food is needed rather than quitting eating abruptly
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Charley
Tostead
Drugstore Tricks and Home Remedies Spark Health Debate
Readers discuss the rise of self-made cough medicines and how shortages push reliance on home remedies. The piece notes items like sodium citrate and potassium citrate, warning that drugstores may shift toward self service while guarding against unsafe practices.
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Nestra
Ruth
Grady
Bradley
Law of Self Preservation Across Species Described
A discussion of self preservation as a universal force guiding behavior in humans and animals. The piece argues this instinct drives herd movements, panic, and protective action, from elephants stampedes to microscopic organisms, and shapes collective reactions across beings.
Western reporters should be allowed to visit Communist states
John B. Crane argues Western journalists need access to Communist countries to report truthfully about conditions behind the Iron Curtain. He cites visa hurdles in Russia and satellite states, noting censorship and selective access while sharing his own experiences of relative freedom in Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia. He warns that critics risk future visas if overly harsh, but asserts valuable reporting comes with responsibility.
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Ireland
Knowland
Democratsiinis
Eisenhower
Senate
Knowland, Has Scared Him A Good! Susperere sicLeon
Theodore Francis Green
McLeod
Rede Island
John Foster Stevered
Dulles
Chris Herter
T Loe
Lynidon
Johnson
Johnsen
Johnison
Cratic
Greens
Herter
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State Department
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Tacoma
Edgar Eisenhower
Army
American Lake
Germany
Czechoslovakia
China
Comwestern
Yugoslavia
Russia
Europe
Tito
Free World
Moscow
Washington
East
Western
America
Stalin
Geneva
Soviet Union
France
Spain
Italy
The Shepherd Hymn and Scout Oath Snippet
A compact excerpt shows a Scout oath in praise of duty to God and country, daily uprightness, and helping others. The quoted blessing stresses alertness free from hate, physical strength, and moral straightness, attributed to Julien C Hyer.
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