Dulles China ban drew mixed editorials and warnings
The piece critiques Secretary of State Dulles for expanding the ban on American reporters entering Red China and suggests editors view the move as unjustified. It notes reporters still seek news in danger zones, questions a supposed prisoner swap, and urges canceling the ban while discussing inflation and fiscal policy implications raised in the State of the Union.
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Dulles
Red China
U.S
China
State Department
James Reston
New York Times
Russia
East
Germany
Outer
Mongolia
Peiping
Pentagon
C.sa
Reston
Small Town Bankers Split Over More Credit Controls
The American Banker reports that bankers in towns of 10 000 or less largely back tight money policies by the Federal Reserve to ride out the uncertain economy. Some call for selective controls on lending, especially auto paper, while others warn against federal overreach. A few call for production cost based actions to curb inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Financial Daily
William D. Wallace
Camillus Bank
Upstate New York
W. W. Burke
Bank of Appomatox
Congress
O. Netland
First State Bank of Audubon
O. S. Russell
Bank of Mill Creek
W. Va
Pennsylvania
C. L. Holman
Bridgeville National Bank
Federal Reserve
Kansas
Washington
U. S. Gibbs
Caney Valley National Bank
Neptune
Dulles Middle East Dilemma Deepens With Israel Crisis
Confusion surrounds Secretary Dulles as Israel refuses to withdraw from Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba. The United States seeks to balance Arab ties with Israel while probing what a vague pledge of support for free navigation would entail and whether force could be used if Egypt resisted. Egyptian officials oppose the Dulles plan, raising questions about U S credibility and policy options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of State
Dulles
Eisenhower
Middle East
Egypt
Israel
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza
United States
Russia
Hungary
Gulf
State Department
Case History Urges Self Help If Alone With Heart Attack
Dr George W Crane explains living alone during a heart attack. He advises rapid deep breathing to raise oxygen to the heart muscle, staying conscious, and using available oxygen sources while awaiting medical care. The guide frames fear as a danger to life, urging practical steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
George W. Crane
Dr. Crane
Blood Pressure Questions and Home Heart Care Tips
The article discusses whether high blood pressure can occur with anemia and notes normal blood pressure varies by person and age. It explains systolic and diastolic readings, factors like arterial narrowing, and emotional stress as influences. Additional guidance covers breathing, staying relaxed, the dangers of alcohol, and the value of medical guidance and faith-based support for heart health.
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God
Buffalo Grass The Pawnee City Cattle Boom Story
The first herd of Texas cattle reaches Pawnee City Kansas as Chad Morgan and Joe Jaggers build their town. A stockcar train brings 9 000 longhorns and a crowd of buyers laborers gamblers and bill collectors. The lobby of the hotel has a rough plank desk and no furniture yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grul
Pawnee City
Kan
Chad Morgan
Joe Jaggers
Morgan
Jagger
Pawnee
Jagger Offers Real Estate Deals in a Frontier Town
The scene centers on Joe Jagger and Morgan as buyers argue over lot prices from five hundred to two thousand dollars. A stout man demands sleep spaces while guests flood the desk seeking rooms, and Helen Jagger arrives with rates. A bundle of bills and an attachment threaten Jagger’s operation as creditors close in.
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Mr. Jagger
Morgan
Joe Jagger
Jagger
Chad Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Helen
Birthdates and Rutland social news mingle with forecasts
The column interleaves 1957 birthday guidance for Aquarius Pisces with warnings about risk and stress. It notes a Rutland shower for Mrs. Charles Barrett with many attendees and a Rutland Nazarene church class party at Arnold and Mildred Grate’s home with films of church events and a Canada vacation.
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Rutland
Charles Barrett
Goldie Graham
Dorthea Lambright
Mary Smith
Florence Klingel
Rutland Church of the Nazarene
Arnold Grate
Mildred Grate
Grate
Canada
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George Santayana
Case U-307
Henry L
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MLD
Mason
Mason Methodist Church
June Spencer
Fred Spencer
Russell Purdy
Gladys Riley
Florence McClung
Russell Capehart
Mason Cub Scout Pack 253
Florence Stewart
Gail Ingles
Jean Ebersbach
Janet Surface
Charlie Carr
The
Mason Pta
PTA
Robert Stewart
Clarence Newell
Clifton
Harold Griffith
Hillsboro
John Ross
Griffith
Ross
Marines
Freddie Leenhower
Columbus
Edna Ieenhower
Delbert Richardson
Huntington
James Harris
Isaac Lewis
Tom Casto
Baby
Dunbar
Agnes Ruschel
Fannie Harris
Maud Young
Betty Smith
Mrs
Richard Grinstead
Parkersburg
Thanx
Atp
Wild Bill Miele
By Frank Gruber
NEA Service, Inc
Els
Joe
Allington Hardware Company
Margaret Barrett
Rose Carson
Jim Whittington
Virginia Pierce
Gloria Hutton
Mona Walker
Esther Carson
Raymond Smith
Lillie Smith
Dwight Kennedy
Maud Smith
Glennis Musser
Harold Klinger
Wogan
Beatrice May
Eloise Smith
Marcella
Mary Larkin
Sammy Chapman
Caroll Smith
William Hutton
Wanda Vining
Evelyn MecCaskey
Florence Barrett
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