Old Story of Flying Saucers Revisited by Hal Boyle
Relman Morin summarizes Charles Forts historic saucer reports from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Fort suggested teleportation and possible Earth visitors, even speculating aliens on Fifth Avenue in New York. The piece muses on why saucers have not landed and how extraterrestrials would view Earthly affairs.
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Relman Morin
Hal Boyle
New York
Charles Fort
Fort
North Carolina
Bermuda
England
British Isles
United States
Air Force
Washington
Roger M. Ramey
Earth
Fifth Avenue
Ursa Major
Watch tariffs, trade balance, and foreign policy
The article argues U S tariff policy shapes foreign ties highlighting watches from Switzerland and garlic from Italy. It notes Switzerland exports, the U S demand, and a shift toward freer world trade aided by Defense Department contracting practices and State/Mutual Security pressure, suggesting tariff trimming to win friends abroad.
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Switzerland
United States
Swiss Watchmakers Union
East
Truman
Italy
Defense Department
North Dakota
Pentagon
U.S
State Department
Mutual Security Agency
End of an Era as Athens Ice Man Retires
In Athens the ice man will disappear from streets as the Athens Ice and Storage Co ends town wide deliveries. The firm began near the turn of the century and brought cheap pure ice, replacing home ice making and old-time ice cream habits. Kids once chased ice wagon splinters. now none. The changing times leave a nostalgic mark on the town.
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Athens
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Hawks
Civil rights politics hinge on Senate rules and filibuster
The piece argues emotion versus reality in the 1950s civil rights debate. Eisenhower and Stevenson face pressure from Negroes and White supporters while Senate fate rests on a 64 vote supermajority to end filibusters, with no existing mechanism to bypass it. The Chicago platform urged a rule change, but none exists to break a filibuster.
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Washington
Congress
Gen
Eisenhower
Gov
Stevenson
U. S. Senate
Senate
Chicago
End of an Era as Ice Man Yields to Cold-Metting Boom
Management adapts to modern times as the ice man disappears. A vast new market for cold making equipment replaces his role, offering jobs for workers. Home makers and kids will not miss him in this generation.
Understanding Allergic Asthma and its Challenges
Dr. Jordan explains asthma as a serious allergic disease that develops gradually, with symptoms like shortness of breath and coughing. Diagnosis relies on chest listening and X rays. treatment varies from removing triggers to iodized oil, oxygen therapy, and climate changes, though results are mixed.
Tomorrow’s tides reshaped by bold revisions and bold moves
The reading foresees a turn of events driven by new plans and strong backing from influential sources. It warns to watch for deception and highlights a birthday window of fresh tactics, unexpected support, and high risks with splendid prospects. A child born today may gain powerful allies and lead an adventurous life.
Loose connections hobble some live wires today
A figurative remark notes that people fail to fully engage due to too many unresolved ties. It emphasizes how scattered contacts can suppress energy and effectiveness in projects or teams.
U S Payroll Costs Higher as Civilian Worker Total Rises
The fiscal year closed June 30 with 112 999 more civilian workers on the payroll than at the start. The Senate House Committee on Reduction of Non Essential Federal Expenditures reported the gain. Civilian labor rose to 2 596 690, with most of the rise in military establishment payrolls. The armed forces civilian list increased by 101 571 to 1 337 172.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Senate House Committee On
Water Improvement Set For Tehran Residents
Tehran to get pure drinking water under an agreement between Point Four and Iranian officials. Point Four provides 1.7 million dollars to build a municipal chlorine plant and cover foreign exchange costs for machinery and supplies not purchasable locally. About 500000 southern residents will benefit from improved sanitation as many still drink filthy gutter water.
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Tehran
Point Four
German Nuns Fight Drugs and Alcohol
A small hospital run by Catholic nuns in Wasenberg Northwest Germany acts as a key centre against drug and alcohol addiction. It houses female addicts with twelve hundred treated over recent years and earns praise from health officials for its management amid rising youth addiction.
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Wassenberg
Germany
Wasenberg
West Germany
Syrian government ends Dancing Dervishes role and mosque as hospital
Damascus reports Premier Fawzi Selo reforms abolishing the Sheikh of the Dancing Dervishes group. The Mawlawi sect's property is seized and their Damascus Aleppo remnants, about 60 members, are affected. The mosque is repurposed as a public hospital. A comment notes the Mawlawi zikr involves a slow whirling chant session.
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Damascus
Syria
Fawzi Selo
Aleppo
Turkey
Kamal Ataturk
Summer of Love and a Planned Marriage Break
Laurie returns home early from a summer with Steve amid heartbreak over a supposed breakup. Her father suspects issues between Steve and Laurie, while Laurie questions love and marriage as she wrestles with regret. Back in New York she resolves not to marry Fletcher, feels blamed by her mother, and longs for Steve.
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Louis French
Laurie
Steve
Capitol City
Bruno
Laurie Bruno
New York
Mark
Emmy
Shane
Fletcher
Louis
Radio Schedule Highlights Shared Across Stations
A column lists NBC WLW Cincinnati KC ABC WCCL Columbus WSAZ Huntington and others with a daily noon to evening timetable. Programs span news, sports, dramas, quiz shows, music, and talk including The Wax Works, Newsreel, Peggy Lee Show, Dragnet, Steve Allen, and Night Beat across multiple networks and local times.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
Other
WMUA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
WATH
Athena
WJBH
Gallipolis
Woul
Abe
Cbs Network
Ea Kiddies
Cbc
Cbe
Abe News
Abe Peggy Lee
Cbs Silver Eagle
Cbs Evening
Abe Mr. Keen
Abe Hardy
Chameleon
Rod & Gun
Abe Steve Allen
Cbbs
Ebs
Armbruster
Cbs Orchestra
All Nets
U S Battle Casualties in Korea Rise by 642
Washington reports U S battle casualties in Korea reached 114 310, up 642 since last week. Defense Department weekly summary lists 18 008 killed in action 83 753 wounded 12 551 missing totals and 20 087 battle deaths with 9 469 currently missing.
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Washington —T
U. S
Korea
Defense Department
Television Schedules From Channel Lineup Today
Radio and TV guide listing many programs across WLW Channel 3 WYN Channel 6 WBNS Channel 10 and WSAZ Channel 8 detailing show times for news cartoons dramas and variety acts including Groucho Marx Amos and Andy Guiding Light Summer Theater and Love of Life with specific half hour to hour slots throughout the day and night.
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Arian
Capitol
Garnet Grayson
Durwher
Groucho Marx
Gangbusters S
Mr Peepers
Martin Kare
Barn Dance
Three Cry
Summer Theater
Weather
News
Telay
Larry Vincent
Penny Pruden
New York
Hance
Lifetime
Amos
Andy S
Maida's Kitchen
Guiding Light
Mike and
Buff
Hawkins Falls
Gabby Hayes
Howdy Doody
Old Wrangle
Industry On Parade
Sports Corner
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Sheikh Tithe
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Abe Godfrey
Abe Ladies Fair
Abe Queen
Lopes
Mary Margaret McBride
Abe Tennessee Ernie
Ben Seated
Abe John B. Gambling
Cal Tinney
Cbsty Adventures
Mid-West
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Goetims
Wlw-C
WYN
Channel
Captain Video
Judy
Golden Theater
University of Air
Platter Playhouse
Wbns-Tv
Penny Arcade
Jack Buck
Doug Edwards
Chet Long
Burns and Allen
Amos and
Andy
TV Weather
Florascope
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Pepper
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