Time Will Catch Up with Nasser on 1954 Treaty Abrogation
The piece argues Egyptian President Nasser uses the abrogation of the 1954 treaty to appease Arab supporters and pressure Israel. It portrays him as leveraging UN diplomacy to mask military setbacks and claims his bluff will fail as history proves dictators are eventually checked.
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Nasser
Britain
Turkey
West
Israel
United States
United Nations
Sinai Desert
Suez
Middle East
Atomic Crops By STANLEY GODFREY
The FAO notes the atom can aid European agriculture in crop production soil fertility and livestock. Isotopes offer pest control and food preservation while not replacing heat sterilization but acting as an accessory treatment alongside refrigeration or salting.
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Rome
Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations
FAO
Eisenhower expands Hungarian refugee policy on parole basis
President Eisenhower extends admission of Hungarians beyond ceilings by ordering parole for substantial numbers. The move relies on executive discretion with Congress expected to legislate for higher permanent entry. The shift aims to keep refugee flows, while Capitol Hill signals potential support amid public opinion.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
United States
Hungary
Congress
Capitol Hill
Emotional maturity key for college success warns Dr Crane
Dr George W Crane argues Melba G a University of Michigan student shows emotional immaturity despite high IQ. He urges parents to foster independence, reduce overprotectiveness, and encourage social integration to prevent college failure and later marriage issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba
Melba G
University of Michigan
Momma
Holiday visitors and teen maturity debates in area notes
Fulton family hosts and visiting relatives from Lancaster Pleasant Hill and Athens plus servicemen on leave are listed. A feature urges testing teen emotional maturity for college entrance, proposing questions on independence. Minersville notes include hospital referrals, moves, visits, and local family updates.
Drama at Blue Jay Cove Reveals Family Tensions
Cass Ward faces friction with her mother in law Aunt Cordy who runs a Blue Jay Cove boarding house. The couple hosts guests, while Dr Alex weighs psychiatry versus surgery and Aunt Cordy recalls a past struggle after her husband’s illness and death.
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Cass Ward
Cordy
Blue Jay Cove
Cass
Snoopa
Alex
Ann Cordy
Sue
Aunt Cordy
Francy
Cove
Stars Forecast For Tomorrow And Birthday Outlook
The message advises focusing energy for tomorrow with careful self control and avoiding unnecessary debts. It predicts occupational gains for those with a birthday tomorrow if they work harder, notes possible stagnation if not motivated, and highlights opportunities for recognition and financial reward with alertness to chances. Personal relationships should improve later this year with romance possible May through September for singles. A child born on this day is described as efficient yet prone to jealousy.
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Chiang
Formosa
Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
United Nations
U.N
United States
Russia
U. N
Congress
U. N. Security Council
Security Council
Council
International Organization
Fisenhower
The Family Doctor Notes Pediatric Eye and Growth Issues
Dr Edwin P. Jordan discusses retrolental fibroplasia in premature infants caused by excess oxygen and how reducing oxygen has lowered cases. He explains pica as an emotional response linked to mother child relationships and cites a 1956 study. The column also covers Osgood Schlatter disease in a 13 year old, its causes, symptoms and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Osgood-Schlatter
Tuppers Plains Memo: Army Sgt Visited Family. Illness Reports
Dale Kuhn stationed with the army in Virginia spent holidays with his mother Mrs Grace Kuhn. Raymond Violet, brother of Gerald Violet, reported seriously ill in Marion Ohio hospital. Recent visitors to Mrs Carrie Bahr included Bertie Bahr and grandson Mikie Fee Mr and Mrs Golden Bahr Mrs Maggie Russell Athens Aliie Fish Delaware and Mr and Mrs Olen Hostetter and baby Coolville. The first Bible for the blind was published by the American Bible Society in 1835 in raised lettering.
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Dale Kuhn
Virginia
Grace Kuhn
Raymond Violet
Gerald Violet
Marion
Ohio
Carrie Bahr
Bertie Bahr
Mikie Fee
Golden Bahr
Maggie Russell
Athens
Aliie Fish
Delaware
Olen Hostetter
Coolville
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Fulton
Charles Slater
Shirley Ann
Linda Hayes
Lancaster
Clyde Pratt
Irene
David
Harold
Pleasant Hill
Hubert Fulton
Jack
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Louis Niggemeir
Charles
Florida
Lloyd King
Robert Chappel
Ralph Guthrie
Garry Bobo
Herbert Dixon
Susan
Roger
George Fulton
Minersville
Edmond Grueser
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Harold White
Canton
Norman McCallum
Minnie Davis
Mary Bentz
Pomeroy
Edna Wiggins
Otto Hartenbach
Dorothy
Cincinnati
Frank Sullivan
Don Rea
Brieve Jaw Cove
Elizabeth Seifert
NEA Servic
Marcy
Tuppers Plains
Blind Bible
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Fort
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Cartwheel Springs
Vertia Air Lines
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