Arab bloc peace plan offers limited Mid East solution
The Arab bloc proposes a UN presence and Western-backed regional development, easing U S and British troop withdrawal while avoiding critique of Western intervention. It omits any call for a standing UN force, risking repeated crises as small nations seek help from great powers to defend sovereignty.
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Child Burn Prevention and First Aid Guidelines
AISA health note stresses preventing child burns from everyday hazards such as matches and stove edges. It classifies burns by degree and gives basic first aid: first and shallow second degree burns may get antiseptic ointment or oil, while deep second and third degree burns require immediate medical care due to shock and infection risks. Samuel Johnson quote closes the piece.
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American Medical Association
December 10 UN Human Rights Day slammed as Communist themed
A critic argues United Nations Human Rights Day masks Soviet influence on UN definitions. He cites Malik's remarks and compares UN rights to Soviet constitutions, claiming the Declaration echoes communist principles while denying unalienable rights.
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United Nations
Charles Malik
UN Human Rights Commission
United Na
Soviet Union
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Uneasy finish for the 85th Congress in crisis era
The 85th Congress ended with shifting confidence in foreign policy and defenses under Eisenhower. Democrats and Republicans shared timid support while facing Soviet missile gains, crises in the Middle East, and a tightening economy that turned to recession and inflation concerns.
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Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Congress
United States
Egypt
Middle East
Doctor Crane’s Personal Cases
Tom’s query shows an antiquated point of view and reads as a critical analysis of an Ohio State professor who grew irate. The piece questions psychologists who belittle practical clinical psychology and invites readers to analyze the situation.
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Ohio State
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Popeye
Ohio State University
Billy Sunday
Dwight L. Moody
Columbus Citizen
Things a Columnist Might Never Know
A humorous roundup of quirky facts and quips from a columnist. It lists neologisms like megacorpse, odds of car accidents, origins of the alphabet, and notes on manners of driving at night. It also includes reflections on readers, education, and the columnist’s self-promotional booklets and methods.
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New York
Ghost Writing and Stage Banter From Bennett Cerf Anecdotes
A collection of witty clips notes ghost writing for a political figure and a lawyer reviewing the same book. Cleveland Amory muses on a ghost writer reviewing his own work. An actor jokes with George M. Cohan about footlights and distance in theater comedy.
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Cleveland Amory
New York
P. S
George M. Cohan
Cohan
Mr. Cohan
Virgoan Horoscope Forecasts Caution and Romantic Prospects
The warning stresses caution with strangers and finances tomorrow and in upcoming months. For Virgos, birthdays bring happy prospects with job progress and financial gains in four months, but health should not be neglected. Romance appears for singles around May or June, with recognition in December and January, and inspiration early 1959, followed by avoidance of extravagance in March and April.
Health for Today on Drivers and Safety Education
A commentator argues that driver behavior and pedestrian safety, highlighted by Cincinnati Public Schools in a YOU and Your Car booklet, remain vital as part of health and safety education. He urges preserving driver training and health instruction, warning against cutting safety priorities for engineering emphasis.
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Cincinnati Public Schools
Jay Walkers
Cincinnati
The Rickover Imbroglio in Navy Brains vs Brass
A column extols Admiral Hyman Rickover for advancing atom powered submarines and breaking red tape. It argues brass opposition and a White House snub harmed national interests and praises his dual Navy and Atomic Energy Commission roles.
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Bill Mitchell
James Gavin
Hyman Rickover
Douglas MacArthur
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New York
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Lebanon President-Elect Seeks Personal Talks in September
Cairo press says Fuad Chehab intends to start his administration on September 23 with personal talks with Nasser and Kassem. The report, via Middle East News Agency, awaits official confirmation and signals possible rapprochements among UAR Lebanon and Jordan at the September Arab League meetings.
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Abdul Karim Kassem
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