American church delegation in Soviet Union promotes peace
The nine Protestant leaders met Russian Orthodox officials in Moscow to promote peace through justice and human rights. They rejected propaganda, insisted on self determination and warned that cooperation with the Soviets is impossible while anti U.S. claims persist. The group will host Soviet visitors in June. The piece also surveys vice presidential tenure, noting only four of 35 served two terms with presidents elected to two or more terms.
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Moscow
U.S
Blake
Nixon
United States
George Clinton
John C. Calhoun
Clinton
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Calhoun
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
John Adams
George Washington
Daniel Tompkins
James Monroe
Thomas Marshall
Woodrow Wilson
John Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Monroe
Garner
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Backseat drivers warned by survey on US mapping gaps
Gerald FitzGerald, chief topographical engineer, tells Congress that only about 37 percent of the United States is adequately mapped. He says government water, mineral and highway programs have caught us with our maps down, a source of frustration for travelers and planners.
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United States
Gerald FitzGerald
Congress
Russians Hint at Reform Yet Uphold Core Communist Doctrine
The piece surveys Nikita Khrushchev's February speech, noting no doctrinal change but a shift in tactics to gain influence through legal means or revolution where needed. It cites Malenkov's rejection of personality cults and Eisenhower and Dulles' cautious readings, including mapping delays affecting strategic clarity.
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N Khrushchev
Stalin
Nikita ‘Khrushchev
Communist Party
Reds
Georgi Malenkov
Eisenhower
Lenin
Dulles
Partnership Promises Shade Ohio Campaign Politics
READ smrrm Columbus reports pledges of working partnership with the legislature mark governor campaigns in both parties. The era of executive legislative friction and reforms from 1953 to 1955 reshaped welfare, planning, and compensation agencies amid a push to preserve executive power through cooperation promises.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
U.S
Ohio
Mental Health and Correction
Finance Department
Workmen's Compensation Bureau
State Industrial Commission
Dr Crane Calls Youth Immoral Advertising Goliath Challenge
Psychiatrist urges parents to stop blaming teens for immorality and stampede of liquor and tobacco ads. He asserts advertising, radio and TV shape youth, and urges teens to resist peer pressure with courage like David. He notes he receives thousands of letters daily and offers booklets.
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Goliath
Davids
America
George W. Crane
Judy
David
New York
John Wesley
Davin
Crane
Medical Q and A on numb hands and skin spots
Dr. Jordan answers why hands go to sleep with possible circulation issues and sleeping positions. Other readers ask about brown liver spots likely due to chloasma and skin pigment changes. He advises physician opinion and simple avoidance of triggers like certain fruits for allergies.
The Angry Hills Adventure on Greek Waters
Mike and companions aboard the Arkadia evade German capture until a patrol boat intercepts. Julius Chesney’s meddling looms as the group is boarded and transported to Averof Prison near Athens. Antonis remains calm as tension mounts over the fate of Ben Masterton Yichiel Elpis Elois and the others.
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Arkadia
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Julius Chesney
Chesney
Antonis
Piraey
Julius
Ben Masterton
Yichiel
Iri
Elpis
Egypt
Vichiel
Masterton
Linden
Masterton Selgourel
Ben
Earn” Masterton
Arkadi
Athens
Elois
Averof
Matey
Stars Say Tomorrow’s Vibes Boost Social Life and Growth
The forecast notes Sunday’s vibrations favor social events with relatives and close friends and suggest short trips for mental stimulation. Birthday people may see professional and financial expansion. fall travel offers opportunities for useful contacts. Monday advises caution with strangers and urges expert input, with evenings suited for gatherings.
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Sunaay
Kingdom of Yemen Joins Arab Alliances
Al Ahram reports Yemen is invited into an Arab alliance under a unified military command. Crown Prince Seiful Islan Badr allegedly negotiated the pact last week in Jidda. Awaiting ratification by Yemen King Ahmed.
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Vairo
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Red Sea
Yemen
al Ahram
Jidda
Saudi ‘Arabia
Seiful Islan Badr
Ahmed
Frontiers at Morning to Midnight Time Event
Program listing shows events including a church service, travel guide, and local news segments. Highlights include Drake Hie at 10:00, travel guide at 10:20, Robert Q Lewin and Tacky Plerte segments around 11:80, and City Hemmtabbe News. Kathy Gautier appears at 8:00.
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Robert Q. Lewin
Aibe
Abe
Variety
City Hemmtabbe
Kathy Gautier
Neme
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