Menon Challenges UN Observers in Hungary Stance Cited
The column argues Moscow backed Hungary bars UN observers, labeling this an admission of guilt. It critiques V K Krishna Menon for opposing observer presence, calling his neutrality harmful and suggesting it hinders truth and accountability in Hungary.
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A Briton Sees America ends a four chapter travel essay
The essay surveys American progress and destiny from a British view, praising the nation’s youth, vast landscapes, and dynamic cities. It contrasts surface publicity with a solid underlying national character, applauds American colleges and journalism, and notes Canada’s rising role and mutual influence. It also covers Eisenhower's MacArthur II ambassadorial appointment and calls for accountability for Nasser's actions in the Middle East.
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Final and Kat at Mad Springs amid Apache tension
Jim Final moves along a rock ledge toward Skillet headquarters as Mad Springs nears. Kat arrives with food and a rifle, hoping to help him disrupt Strunk's schemes while wary Apache trouble looms and Final contends with danger and attraction.
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Horoscope Forecast for Ambitious Stars Tomorrow
The reading urges ambitious individuals to push new ventures now with high energy and imagination. It predicts six months of strong aspects for career and finances, and advises expanding social circles between June and September. A birthday on this day signals initiative and personal integrity with loyalty and justice.
Hamrick announce birth of son John William
Mr and Mrs Bill Hamrick announce the birth of a son John William at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville on November 20 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Hamrick and Mr Ernest Matthews of Corning Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Barrett Mrs William Hamrick and Mrs Bessie Matthews of Malta
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Compliment Club Aims To Alter Introverts In 30 Days
Dr George W Crane promotes a program for shy introverts to gain sociability through house to house selling or joining his Compliment Club. Members must give one sincere compliment daily to three people for 300 days, then receive a signed diploma. The method promises improved conversation, social ease and likability, with anecdotes from readers who report personal gains.
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Women Face Larceny Charges for Shoplifting
In Massillon Canton area two women are charged with grand larceny after shoplifting in several stores. Patrolman James Reed reports they hid items in apron pockets and concealed them beneath coats to appear pregnant.
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Canton
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Monda
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Compson Family Arrives in India for Kaiser Assignment
Mr and Mrs Robert H Compson and children Linda Lou Wilbur and Connie Lee have reached Jamsh edpur India where Compson teaches for Kaiser Engineers They left Charleston November 6 and arrived November 15 after stops in New York and London A bon voyage party was given by Mrs Buren Duncan prior to departure Mrs Compson is the daughter in law of Mrs Blanche Compson Jones of Clifton Her parents and grandparents are named in the note including Lydia Compson and E O Henry Sr and Mrs Gerald Jones A birthday dinner for Lydia Compson was recently held Also noted are visits by several relatives and friends with various evenings and weekends spent in Columbus Beverly Glouster and Athens.
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Mason
Richard Diinkle
Middleport
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Susie Bell
Ralph Saunders
Susie Mingus
Greens Run
Mabel Shaner
Athens
Lew Silas
Warren Chanpalear
Willam Theisen
Cartoonist Fischetti questions Nasser bias in NEA critique
The Public Forum Editor cites dispatches from AP INS and others arguing Arabs were driven from Palestine by Zionist forces and questions why Fischetti portrays Nasser as oppressive. The letter notes a discrepancy in a Phoenix dispatch and accuses Western powers of bias while recounting wartime Suez controls and allied actions.
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The Family Doctor on Low Blood Pressure
A reader asks if headaches stem from low blood pressure. The doctor says low pressure is rarely the cause and often indicates good health, with few definite diseases linked to low pressure. Most cases require no treatment unless another condition exists.
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