Loss Of Dulles Shapes Cold War Transition
The resignation of John Foster Dulles marks a pivotal moment in foreign policy as Christian A. Herter takes over. While Dulles’ absence may affect Berlin dynamics, the United States remains backed by allied military power and a broad strategic framework.
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John Foster Dulles
Dulles
United States
West
Berlin
Christian A. Herter
Belgium
Hisenhower
Alcorn Praises Nixon as Possible Greatest VP Ever
Meade Alcorn, former Republican national committee chair, said at a Washington banquet that Nixon is the greatest vice president in U S history. Analysts note the remark is flamboyant praise and question whether Nixon will meet such lofty comparisons to Adams Jefferson Calhoun and Roosevelt.
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Nixon
Meade Alcorn
Republican National Committee
Washington
Alcorn
John Adams
Thomas Jef
Oscar Homolka Sees Art Worth Half a Million
Veteran actor Oscar Homolka values his art collection at $500000 and notes a long career without an Oscar. He recalls early hardship sleeping on cafe tables in Vienna, discusses his philosophy on fame, risk, and choosing quality, and cites a Renoir bought for $15000 now worth $200000.
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Oscar Homolka
Homolka
Italy
Oscar
Communists face Iraq test amid Moscow and reform pressures
State Department analysts note a potential dilemma for Moscow as Iraq’s oil opportunity clashes with old Bolshevik dogma. Internal party splits and impatience may push some Soviet communists toward rapid action, risking a broader global confrontation.
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State Department
Middle East
Moscow
Iraq
Congress
Red Bloc
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases on Teenage Emotions and Control
Dr Crane argues that idle youths and giggling teens reveal unspent nervous energy. He recommends activity and structured duties like cooking and serving to drain energy, plus classroom recess to curb misbehavior and distraction. He offers a booklet on controlling emotions for 20 cents.
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George W. Crane
Stella
Della
Dr. Crane
World Mission Conference Draws 3000 Students
Christian youths from Nigeria to Nepal gather for the Ecumenical Student Conference on the Christian World Mission at Ohio University from December 27 to January 2 1960. Nine frontiers address racial tensions nonmilitant faiths and modern upheavals as Martin Luther King and Bishop Leslie Newbigin speak, shaping a global Christian response.
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Nepal
Seoul
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Paris
Milano
Prague
Hamburg
Ohio University
Christian World Mission
Margaret Flory
United Presbyterian Church
Miss Flory
New York
Douglas Cook
Cook
Martin Luther King
Lisslie Newbigin
United Church of South India
Flory
Athens
Ohio City
Columbus
Parkersburg
W. Va
Kenneth Sands
Dress Price Set High By Dallas Window Display
ARY Healy spots a dress in a Dallas department store window and faints at the $2,500 price. Peter Lind Hayes jokes about ordering six. A Hollywood agent laments a wife threat over his wandering. A used car dealer taunts a teen with a ninthhand hot rod after a test spin.
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Ary Healy
Dallas
Peter Lind Hayes
Peter
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Scions Abuse Privileges in Senate Confirmation
The column accuses Senate committee chairmen of abusing power in confirming presidential appointees. It cites Clare Boothe Luce and Ogden Reid as examples, questions their fitness, and argues for balanced, nonpartisan scrutiny. It also attacks Admiral Strauss and urges Kefauver and Anderson to reveal evidence, proposing Herbert Hoover as a witness.
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Fulbright and
Morse
Clare Boothe Luce
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Brazil
Fulbright
Luce
Italy
Israel
Ogden Reid
New York Herald Tribune
Whitelaw Reid
St. Jame’s
Reid
New York
New York City
Lewis Strauss
Commerce
Admiral Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Strauss
Kefauver
Anderson
United States
Herbert Hoover
Glenn Family Reacts to John Glenn Spaceflight Hope
Anna Glenn recalls a joking question about her husband becoming an astronaut. Lt. Col. John H. Glenn, 37, is one of seven picked to compete for the first space flight. The family, including son David, 13, and daughter Caroline, 12, weighs the historic potential and risks.
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Anna Glenn
John H. Glenn
New Concord
Ohio
Space Agency
Glenn
Outer Space
John
Anna Castor
David Glenn
Dave
Williams Junior High
Space
Glenns
Caroline
Wright Brothers
Astrological Outlook and Buffalo Freighters Open Navigation Season
The forecast praises tact and diplomacy amid personal matters while promising strong outdoor activity and relaxation. Birthdays around this date favor perseverance, conservatism, and social life with romance likely this year. Buffalo marks the start of navigation season as four Great Lakes freighters depart with two Coast Guard icebreakers clearing Lake Erie ice.
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N. Y
Great Lakes
Coast Guard
Lake Erie
Athens Messenger publication rates and schedule
The Athens Messenger lists publication details noting daily and Sunday editions, prices for single copies and carrier delivery costs, with the Sunday Messenger priced separately. The notice outlines subscription terms and weekly delivery charges.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
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