Khrushchev’s Moscow Claims Of Peaceful Conquests
Khrushchev addresses the 20th Congress touting peaceful paths to Soviet triumphs while conceding nonviolent gains may suffice. He cites collapse of capitalism as basis, but signals subversion and armed revolt if peaceful routes fail. He insists Moscow seeks conquest, not stability, under a veil of peace.
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Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Stalin
Khrushchev
Red Party
Russia
Moscow
West
Tough Life at New Air Force Academy Shapes Future Pilots
The first class at the new U S Air Force Academy at Lowry Colo faces rugged discipline and strict routines. Of 306 cadets selected from 6 300 applicants, 41 have washed out as officials push a four year program to forge navigator observers who will become pilots. Cadets, average 19, come from middle class families with limited military background. They endure 5 00 a m starts, 9 30 p m lights out, 20 plus hours of class, and a harsh honor code that enforces discipline. They learn language, judo, dancing, and table duties as part of grooming future officers.
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Hal Boyle
Lowry Air Force Base
Colo—io
U.S. Air Force Academy
Hardy
Hubert R. Harmon
Academy
Erintendent
U.S. Air
Typ Ariz
Richard Lee
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mike
Air Force
Ingredients of Courage
A discussion on moderation as a courageous stance in politics and society. The piece argues that taking a moderate path, though less dramatic, often requires harder, steadier work and firm resistance to extremes, aligning with those who advocate balanced, sane solutions.
Hair splittin in French assembly ends with stools
In a high level debate in the French assembly the Communists and Poujadists clashed. Novice politicians hurled wooden stools as the talk turned rough and tumble. An observer notes the dialogue has grown stiff and wooden.
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France
Atiff
Congress to Start New Lobbying Inquiry in Election Year
AY James Marlow notes Congress already investigated lobbying seven times in 102 years with little reform. He observes the 1946 Lobbying Act requires registration but lacks policing, and predicts the upcoming inquiry will hinge on Senate resolve and party dynamics. He cites past probes in 1950 and 1954, the Buchanan case, and the need for stronger oversight amid election year politics.
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AY James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Frank Buchanan
Dr Crane Advocates Pride In Teaching Profession
Dr George W Crane discusses Prof John L Buford new NEA president and urges teachers to market teaching as a noble lifelong career. He praises Buford focus on character and ideals, notes pay is low but calls teaching a vital profession, and invites readers to request his Test for a Good Teacher.
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John L. Buford
NEA
George W. Crane
National Educat Association
Prof
Buford
St. John’s Church
Chicago
Joe
America
Hive
Kentucky
Genetion
Star Horoscope Forecast For This Day
The Stars favor clearing odd jobs and tidying homes with tax and insurance matters in view. Avoid new financial ventures without full fact checking. A pleasant social day. a Birthday person may see artistic progress and hidden talents emerge, with crises solvable through quiet, homebound activity. A child born today may be sensitive and creative yet prone to worry.
Fragmented Newspaper Tale of Alice Osborn and Lucy
An ongoing confession style exchange follows gossip about Alice Osborn and Dr. Dick, with Lucy entangled in a troubled romance. The narrator tours Sunny Acres Cemetery with Dr. Van Horn and Dr. Martingale to examine Alice Osborn’s grave and discuss autopsy steps to determine cause of death. The scene ends near the open grave as plans for a detailed postmortem unfold.
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Sunny Acres
Scientists Warn On One Degree Temperature Rise
Scientists say a one degree rise in Earth's annual average temperature could melt Arctic and Antarctic ice enough to lift ocean levels by as much as 30 feet, threatening coastlines and global habitats.
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Earth
Arctic
Antarctic
Plains residents push for road repair on Tea Will Road
In a February letter from The Plains, Fae Lovsey voices anger at East First Street known as Tea Will Road. Residents cite limestone dust, mud, health impacts, and inadequate maintenance despite petitions and trustee meetings. They urge action, funding, and possible incorporation to fix roads and sidewalks.
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the Messenger
East First Street
Tea Will Road
Plains
Board of Health
Athens
Athens ‘Township
Radio Programs Schedule From Early Morning to Evening
Radio listings show a varied day with programs including Breakfast Clad Does It, Dinner Datenmbas SGurasae, Morning Companion, Paging the News, Queen Show, Fike & Moth Toward Shine, and Dreadway Matinee. Entries mention hosts Margaret McBriten and Frederick Newemabe among others, with time slots from 0:00 to 3:00.
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Margaret McBriten
Frederick
Newemabe
Qian Ofa Dame Reweabe
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Esther Brand
Charlie Starr
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