World disarmament talks drift with endless proposals
In London for five months Western powers and Russia clash over a path to disarmament. Dulles proposes aerial and mobile inspection across North America and Northern Europe, while Russia counters with bases in North Africa and Southern Europe. Both sides push counter proposals as they seek a way to reduce armament costs and avoid war. The commentary notes public weariness and quotes Isaiah and moral reflections.
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Harold Stassen
Dulles
U.S.S.R
North America
Europe
Far East
China
North Korea
Soviet Strategy to Expand Influence in Middle East Turmoil
Soviet aims in the Middle East include routing Britain from the Persian Gulf and turning regional states toward the socialist bloc. Arms shipments to Yemen Egypt and Syria deepen economic and political entanglements as Czechoslovakia builds oil capacity in Syria. A Middle East aligned with Moscow could threaten Western oil supplies and Britain's regional prospects, with Yemen Oman and Aden as flashpoints.
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Persian Gulf
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Arabian Peninsula
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Aden
Imaam
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Egypt
Syria
Finance Ministry
Johnson Ends Up on Top in Civil Rights Battle
Washington report notes Lyndon Johnson gains political standing from guiding a civil rights bill through the Senate fight. It contrasts Johnson with Knowland and details the risks for Northern and Southern Democrats, the potential veto by Eisenhower, and the outcome of the compromise measure.
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Democratic Party
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Kefauver
D-Tenn
Financial game of marriage helps Gwen’s newlyweds
In a case history Dr. George W. Crane counsels that wealthy parents should help couples by smart, modest support. He suggests down payments on affordable homes, baby bonuses, and budgeting to avoid sponging on in laws while maintaining a fair standard of living. He advises against letting spouses hinge on parental wealth.
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Dole
America
Papa
Hoyle
Research Booming in Metals Industry
New research spurs fierce competition in metals markets as firms pursue new products and processes. Aluminum, copper, and steel push into building, auto, apparel, and home decor sectors while prices for copper and aluminum tighten.
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New York
Stop Me at Westwood Bookstore and a Weight Loss Dilemma
A Westwood bookstore scene features a woman who bought every reducing book and rejects a new title while lamenting her missing husband. She plans to notify police after she drops thirty more pounds. Confessions by Sam Himmell notes temptation’s hold as a recurring theme.
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Westwood
Bob
Sam Himmell
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Gramp
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Astrological Forecast and Australian Titanium Industry Figure
The horoscope predicts excellent planetary influences for tomorrow with promising outcomes for long standing business issues and potential new ventures. For birthdays, initiative and energy are advised to hit job and finance goals this year, with caution against fatigue. The outlook anticipates travel, romance, and social activity in fall and early 1958 business expansion, plus a note on a talented child. The text also states titanium ore extraction from Australian beaches earns 224 million dollars yearly.
Gluck should resign over Asia misfit appointment
The columnist argues Maxwell Gluck lacks the background for a U S diplomatic post in Asia and cites past successful ambassadors who came from business, academia, and public service. He calls for Gluck to quit and for a restraint on politically connected appointees.
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Clare Boothe Luce
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Farrell
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Nepal
Nehru
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Understanding Arthritis Inflammation Of The Joints Explained
The article explains that arthritis refers to inflammation in the joints and notes there are multiple diseases with varying ability to be cured or treated. It emphasizes recognizing the different types rather than treating arthritis as a single condition.
Polio fears and arthritis notes in Athens Messenger letter
A reader from Athens Ohio questions the National Foundation for Polio after family losses to bulbar polio and urges better local facilities. The column also explains arthritis types including gout, rheumatoid arthritis, and osteoarthritis, with treatment insights and prognosis notes.
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Athens County
National Foundation For Polio
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