Eisenhower warns Soviet threats and advocates unity
The president denounces Moscow s coercive rhetoric while urging firm defense and Allied unity. He cautions that any future war would devastate the aggressor, stressing that free nations must stay united to deter Soviet aggression and avoid yielding to intimidation.
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Europe
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Should We Buy Stock A Seattle Post Intelli gencer Column
Sam Shulsky offers guidance for beginners on stock buying. He argues that family finances vary, insurance matters take priority, and risk preferences shape stock choice. He warns against tipsy brokers and stresses thorough investigation before investing.
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Seattle Post Intelligencer
Sam Shulsky
European nations move toward common market and atomic pool
Six West European countries sign treaties toward a shared economic market and a broad atomic energy pool. Parliaments must ratify before full effect. Experts warn that 12 to 17 years may pass for major adjustments, yet steady progress is urged despite no miracle expected.
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Europe
Smoking and the smoking controversy through history
The article surveys why people smoke and the long debate on tobacco’s medical effects. It notes common motives from conformity and habit to relief of nervous tension and social image, then traces past medical fears and an antidote approach with lobeline-based bantron from Loyola University.
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New York
Europe
W. G. Rapp
Loyola University In
Chicago
Rapp
Dulles edits transcripts to shape meaning at news conferences
Secretary of State Dulles defends his practice of editing his spoken remarks for transcripts. He argues edits prevent blunders that could harm international relations, while reporters note past changes altered tense and meaning. Beal's charges about Aswan aid and Chiang Kai-shek letters are disputed by Dulles.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
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Dulles
Dag Hammarskjold
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Nasser
United States
Time
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Life Magazine
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Shepley
John Robinson
Jack) Beal
Beal
Congress
Aswan Dam
Russia
Egypt
Eisenhower
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
Matsu
Red China
Middle East
Editorial Reply on Nasser and Palestine Turbulence
A reader letter questions media coverage of the Near East and argues that Arabs, including Nasser, justify distrust in Israel. It cites Hungarian brutality and Khazar lineage claims, defends Egypt’s Suez Canal control, and references UN discussions and historical authorities. The piece closes with TV listings for March events.
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Senate
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Palestine
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Near East
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Israel
United Nations Special Committee For Palestine
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Ene
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Canaan
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France
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Harry R. Barnes
Middleport
Mar
Case History of a Psychiatrist by Dr George W Crane
A readers letter style piece discusses youth culture from Socrates to modern times, noting recurring generational complaints about manners and authority. It argues human psychology remains constant despite faster transport and new tech, and urges steady moral and religious values while acknowledging social issues like desegregation bias.
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George W. Crane
Socrates
Adam
Eve
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Morever
Earth
Crane
Stars Promise Social Activity and Growth This Year
Tomorrow offers excellent opportunities for social events and community projects. A potential emotional high in the afternoon urges alertness, while birthdays signal a pivotal occupational year. Between June and September lively social travel and possible new romance occur for singles.
Rheumatoid arthritis advances and treatments discussed
The article reviews current ideas in rheumatoid arthritis including rest, nutrition, heat and massage, and the limited value of climate change. It notes therapies such as foreign protein injections, gold compounds, cortisone, and ACTH, emphasizing that early stages respond better and that long term relief remains challenging. Community notices follow.
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