27 May 1955
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1955
Page
1
A critical look at Secretary of State Dulles and President Eisenhower's peace prospects amid Cold War tensions. The piece warns against over-optimism about Austrian liberation, analyzes Russian aims, and notes Canada’s rising industrial might and economic growth compared to the United States.
NEA columnist Peter Edson reports that signing an Austrian peace treaty after nine years of talks could mark Russia's first withdrawal toward Moscow since agreeing to leave northern Iran. He notes the 1947 Romanian and Hungarian treaties have been violated, and expresses skepticism that Soviet moves will be lasting or verifiable.
Washington desk reports Dr. Scheele argues vaccine confusion can be resolved with outside advisers and testing. Government delays and variances in Cutter vaccine releases have spurred debate over possible links to polio cases, with evidence described as strong presumptive but not conclusive.
Roy L. Smith discusses an orderly universe under divine law and the predictability of actions in physical and spiritual realms. He cites physicians, psychologists, sexologists, and spiritual guides to argue that attitudes shape outcomes, urging self examination and disciplined thinking. May 24 25 health service testing standards referenced.
A column recalling past years in the community with notes on graduates, scholarships, relocations, and local figures. Kenneth Cogdill earns the American Legion scholarship. Miss Hayma Babbitt finishes a year at the University of Arizona. a residence purchase and moves are noted. obituaries and long‑time residents are referenced among memories of twenty, thirty years ago.
W Gillenwstes, professor of education and director of placement offices at the College, spoke at Oraibi High School’s tenth grade commencement on the Haji Reservation Thursday night.
Dr Charles W Meister, head of the humanities division and English literature scholar, will deliver the annual Memorial Day address at Whipple Services next Monday. He taught extension courses at Whipple from 1519 to 1954, traveled about 30000 miles in that period, and earned A M and Ph D from the University of Chicago. He has been with the ASC faculty since 1949.
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