Nehru objects to stand-by force and NATO scrapping
Indian Prime Minister Nehru rejects US stand by authority to use force in the Middle East as risky, favoring nonalignment and urging scrapping of anti Communist pacts. The piece notes Britain picks Harold Macmillan to lead, seen as unifying after Suez and strengthening ties with the United States.
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Macmillan
Richard A. Butler
Mediterranean
Washington
London
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Suez
Winston Churchill
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House of Lords
Queen Elizabeth IU
Butler
The Endless War Between the Sexes
Curbstone observations argue the war between the sexes never ends. The piece cites Dr. Allison Davis and Sigmund Freud, claiming women dominate in endurance and intelligence while men fear their strength. It ends by advising hermit life or marrying a strong woman.
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Greenwich leaders forecast strong 1957 for U.S. industry
Greenwich Time surveyed 36 residents who lead major firms including Jersey Standard IBM Borden General Dynamics U.S. Tobacco Railway Express RKO Teleradio Seaboard Oil New York Stock Exchange Waterman Pen Turner Construction Webb and Knapp. Most expect 1957 will match or exceed 1956 with broad optimism about growth and military spending.
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Theodore G. Montague
Borden Co
Frank Pace, Jr
General Dynamics
J. Whitney Peterson
U.S. Tobacco
Thomas F. O'Neil
RKO Teleradio Pictures
General Tire & Rubber
John M. Lovejoy
Seaboard Oil
G. Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Robert D. Howse
Waterman Pen
H. C. Turner
Turner Construction
William Zeckendorf
Webb and Knapp
Case History of a Jealous Husband Case T-373
Dr. Crane presents Howard H a 43 year old business leader whose extreme jealousy leads him to hire detectives and accuse his faithful wife of infidelity. The case explores jealousy as fear and erotic inferiority, noting repeated unfounded claims and public accusations in front of high school students. Follow up promised tomorrow.
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George W. Crane
Dr. Crane
Mary
Northwestern University
Ravenswood PTA Hosts Busy Monday Meeting At High School
Ravenswood High School PTA met Monday in the auditorium with Mrs. Roger Wilson presiding. The Rev F Rossing Smith gave the invocation as Robert Merrifield outlined the bond levy and its election meaning for Ravenswood.
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Ravenswood High School
PTA
Roger Wilson
F. Rossing Smith
Walton Memorial Methodist Church
Robert Merrifield
W. E. Burke
Bedford Street
Marguerite Compston
Senior Women’s Club
Compston
Reed Myers
mAs
Jealousy Fears Hidden Truths Across Ages
Psychological notes discuss how jealousy often stems from false beliefs about beauty and sexuality. A case from a tomboyish girl shows overheard insults shaping lifelong insecurities, while women over forty fear being "on the shelf" due to myths about the womb. Dr. Crane caution advised for readers seeking guidance.
Saintly patient reshapes Blue Jay Cove hospital life
Dr Alex Ward confronts interference at Knapp hospital as Lenoire Black, a poverty-stricken but revered figure, arrives amid family tension. A web of secrets and care unfolds with Black helping patients, while Sue and Aunt Cordy weigh sacrifice, pride, and personal limits in Blue Jay Cove.
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Knapp Hospital
Sue
Lenoire Black
Alex
Cove
New York
Blue Jay Cove
Broadway
Miss Black
Cass
Cordy
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Year Ahead
The reading notes practical trade and contract focus for tomorrow with caution on ego and emotions. It references a May financial upturn after late 1956 projects, urges conservatism in February, and predicts stimulating summer social and romantic opportunities plus a chance to expand ventures in October and November. A child born today is described as perceptive and ambitious.
Eden church WMA meeting hosts and visits noted
Mrs. Della Ruth hosted the WMA Society of Eden EUB Church at the Eden parish house. Visitors included Mrs. Denver Weber and her Marshfield guest, and relatives in Locust Grove. The Schultz and Brooks families returned home from Prospects and Cleveland visits while Edna Stewart and the Humphreys spend winter in Florida.
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Della Ruth
WMA Society of the
Eden
Denver Weber
Marshfield
Maxine Whitehead
Guy Spencer
Locust Grove
George Schultz
Bill Brooks
Prospect
C. Humphrey
Cleveland
Humphrey
Earlene Stone
Edna K. Stewart
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
C. FE. Humphrey
Florida
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