Soviet Missiles Lag Behind U S In Long Range Capacity
The article reports that officials now consider Soviet progress in intermediate and long range missiles to be behind the United States. It notes Russia focusing on 200 to 600 mile range missiles and hints at primitive intercontinental motors, while asserting U S tests and developments remain ahead in both the 1500 and 5000 mile categories. It warns that Soviet aircraft capability, not missiles, may underpin long distance delivery.
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United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Europe
Washington
Tax relief ideas shift to individuals as defense costs loom
The piece argues for cutting individual taxes to ease the budget burden, noting personal income taxes bring in far more than corporate levies. It cites a flat 10 percent cut, a pre Korean War rate reset, and a 50 percent cut on the first 1000 of income as options, predicting revenue losses and public appeal.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Uncle Sam
Counting Sheep To No Avail
A collection of trivia notes and curiosities from New York about superstition sailors jokes and misc observations. It highlights Will Jordan Tommy Manville Horatio Alger and Michelangelo with humorous asides about flags and post office pens. It offers a playful snapshot of late era wit and odd facts.
Long on Wind Short on Facts in Civil Rights Debate
A Senate civil rights debate exposes gaps in official data. The Justice Department lacks complete records on 1940–recent complaints, voter registration tallies in the South are missing, and figures on Negroes serving on federal juries are uncertain.
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Washington
Senate
South
Justice Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Department
Atty
Gen. Browne
Southern Regional Council
Sen
Douglas
D-Aj
Council
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
South Carolina
Russell
Lip reading and deaf speech lessons boost communication
The article discusses Dr. George W. Crane’s Case V-362 about Mary a deafened woman. It explains lip reading benefits and explains how visual twins cause confusion for the totally deaf. It notes low cost local clinics like Indianapolis offering lip reading courses and suggests hearing people should learn phonetics of speech. It also covers a practical party game pairing visual twins and a sample civic visit narrative.
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Mary
George W. Crane
Lola J
Indianapolis
Community Chest
World Youth Festival May Backfire on Reds
Moscow youth engaged with foreign visitors during the sixth World Festival of Youth and Students, sparking questions and defiance. The event highlighted rising youthful inquiry, challenging Soviet authority and pressuring the regime toward reluctant reforms.
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Reds
Kremlin
Moscow
Stalin
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
U.S.S.R
Hungary
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A collection of humorous anecdotes about Voltaire, Rousseau, and a smug British actor. The stories include Voltaire’s wry remarks on a poet and a quip about the actor’s Oxford Cambridge attendance and a joke about pneumonia and spelling.
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New York
Oxford
Cambridge
Timely tip to Trujillo warns against controversial press agents
A circulated letter advises Dominican leader Rafael Trujillo to avoid high profile legal counsel like Morris Ernst and to keep public image low. The author references the Galindez case and American press ethics, argues for impartial lawyers, and notes the risk of over publicity and personal notoriety.
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Generalissimo
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Molina
Dominican Republic
Frank Costello
Morris Ernst
Galindez
Ernst
Joe McCarthy
Alger Hiss
China
Japan
Morris Anst
Newark Star Ledger
Allergy Sensitivity Figures In United States
The article notes an estimated 17 million Americans suffer some allergy. It explains allergy as heightened sensitivity to a foreign protein in the body, outlining the basic concept of allergic reaction and its potential impact on health.
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United States
Horoscope Advice and Brain Teasers From The Athens Messenger
A horoscope advises focusing on reachable goals through early 1957 and planning for better opportunities in 1958. The page also includes a brain game with questions on streets, the Bund, Sherlock Holmes, and the Bank of England, followed by a feature on allergy causes and treatments from The Athens Messenger.
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Orleans
London
B. C
Bank of England
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Has Boyle
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U. S
Will Jordan
Tommy Manville
U. S. Post Office
E. 45Th St
Australia
Abraham Lincoln
James Marlow
Atlanta
By Hatlo
Ladies Civic Club
Wudgey
George Crane
National Research Council
Carnegie Institution of
Harrisonville
Louise Gilkey
Karen
Jimmie
Cathy
Todd
Mrs. Gilkey
Lincoln Russel
Wolf
Pen
David Hinds
Zanvesville
Abert Martins
Eliza Welsh
Akron
Copley
William Combs
Edd Long
Gallipolis Ferry
Nancy Marsh
Chillicothe
Roy Ellis
Kenneth Welsh
Pearl Crowel
Wyandot
Mich
Theo Hinds
Zanesville
Letitia Cowen
Jerseyville
Philip Long
Julia Kelly
Maggie Jo
Point Pleasant
Robert Burges
Silver Springs
Alma Atkins
Williams, Ryan
By Bennett Cerf
Voltaire
Rousseau
Trujillo
Supreme Court of the United States
New York City
Columbia University
Carlo Tresca
State Department
Statin
General Trujillo
Tito
Nehru
Tresca
Galinder
Rubirosa
Columbia
Bar Association
Edwin Jordan
Yang Burumog
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Daily
Sune
Ohio& W Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice Ag
Act
Associated Press
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