Nuclear weapons and deterrence loom over new arms talks
An editorial reflects on the danger and potential of atomic arms in future warfare. It notes warnings to Peiping and questions whether limited atomic use could deter confrontation without expanding to full nuclear war. The piece weighs the moral and strategic risks of atomic deterrence and the need to avoid devastating civilian harm.
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Imi Boerekky
Boris Lave
Moy Mora
Quemoy
Matau
Peiping
Red China
Alamig
Chiay
Russia
Meeuhawer
Att
Tal Sume
Fis Ik
Soviet Union
Calumbia
Fade Poa
Coss Erapioves Ey
Stl
Sally New
Washington Notebook Shows Ike No Hard Feelings At Dinner
Washington note recalls Speaker Sam Rayburn whispering to President Eisenhower during a White House banquet as photographers capture laughter and a sense of cordiality. The piece also covers a simulated atomic attack drill at the Commerce Department and Khrushchev’s farm plan, plus Teamsters union labor disputes and NLRB actions.
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Sam
Ike
Yrasuiniron
Neal Atte
White House
Washington
Sam Raye
Dwlght
Eisenhower
Staller Hotel
U.S. Department Atgriculture
Khrushchev
America
aArpenia
U. S
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Tabor Uekithons Board
NLRB
Teamsters
Tsams Ployes
VU. 8
Ines
Kramer bounce back from failure fuels Caine Mutiny tale
Hal Boyle profiles Stanley Kramer, producer of The Caine Mutiny, praising his optimism after setbacks. Kramer, now a top box office draw, explains failure stings but teaches resilience, insisting you must mean to bounce back. He discusses career goals and his approach to promoting future projects.
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Hal Boyle
Talbove
New York
Stanley Kramer
Failire
Ax Suverss
Kramer
Hax
Aps Oid
Hollywood
Stan
Gyures
Lulure
Busidogs
Pailire
Nlure
Tig Phe Caine
Academy Jnward
Appeal Of Conviction Started For Jordon
A group of Hin twa attorneys and former prosecutors contributed to an appeal fund for Jordon, convicted of murder in the stabbing death of Phylliy Mae Thompson. The effort includes Morris K. Udall and Charles J. Ares, each contributing $10. The Bina County Bar Association notes indigent defendants should have access to appellate hearings at the Supreme Court level.
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Puckon Uh
Mehard Loderdan
Pui ‘County Auy
Morris K. Udall
Charles J. Ares
Jotun
Ais Chamber
Phylliy Mae Thompson
Bina County
Supreme Court
Deer Warms In Jug After River Episode
A deer event is described after a river incident in SELPAST Maine. The text mentions a deer being warmed or cooled near a jug and uses garbled phrases to reference local wildlife and a river scene. The readable fragments hint at a northeastern setting with wildlife interaction following a river episode.
RIPS and TEARS By Gen General B Bawa
A fragmented, stream of consciousness style reflection on decision, work, spring, love, and society. The piece wanders through themes of motivation, gender, aging, academia, and media while weaving personal anecdotes and cultural observations.
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Gen. B. Bawa
Blonde Watchers Form New Club in Houston Lounge
A quirky note describes a group calling themselves the Blane Watenor's Society gathering in a Houston lounge. Members are presented with playful details about their club and activities.
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Houston
Blane Watenor
Pathsways Of Old Memories Transcribers Note
Pathways Of Old Memories From the Files of the SUD reminiscences span ten years and include notes about Ralph Wheeler turning seven, a water mains project, travel of Herman Dietzman a postal worker, and family updates. Mentions of storage capacity, a Phoenix visit, and Flagstaff plans reflect a memory column with scattered dates and places.
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Ralph Wheeler
Ice
Tink
Yeates
R. HL. Simpson
Kansas
Cave Creek
Rotary Club screens anti bomb explosion film
South Pacific Films presented an anti bomb blast film at a Rotary Club meeting. Attendees included special guest Collis and various community members. officers outlined upcoming events and proposed new projects.
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Rotary Club
Heavyweight bouts headline sparse turnout at event
A small crowd witnessed heavyweight matches including Frankie Daniels from Los Angeles beating Teary Taylor in a clear win. In other bouts, Frade Salus from Wanlos by wide margin defeated Joheny Pachoca of Albuquerque. Participants included Sari Taylor and JIaos Priddvich, with odds and payouts discussed backstage.
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Jiaos Priddvich
Dortmind
Cramany
Rete Thompenn
Tom Angeles
Frankie Daniels
Las Arges
Steary Taylor
Los Amgelos
Frade Salus
Ager Joheny Pachoca
Albuquerque
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Unable to extract a coherent news item from the provided fragmented OCR text.
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Osaka
Pepinion
Seis
Sutbey Ely
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China
Washington Notebook
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Jordon
Selpast
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Middie
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Stn Erwin
Malin Savio
Chia
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Hale
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Marie Anteinette
Cinizzola
Enlive Collecton de Uns Insurance Boljdes
VALCO
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County
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Collis
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Art Bowie
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