Nehru Chou En Lai Meeting Sparks Alarm on Asia Peace
HAL BOYLE warns the Delhi talks signal a risky tilt toward a Sino Indian non aggression pact. He argues China remains the main aggressor in Asia and India risks losing leadership in a Western backed anti communism alliance.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Chou Enlai
Red China
China
Chou
Asia
West
East
Delhi
Southeast Asia
Chou-Nehru
Trait Wallet Habits Hint At Personality Says Psychiatrist
Dr. Howard N. Cooper analyzes men’s wallet habits as a psychological test. Shifting wallets from back pocket to coat pocket signals insecurity about people and money while metal clips suggest fear of routine loss. A cluttered wallet hints stinginess and rigidity, a neat one withholding. Women carrying money in the bosom may seek attention.
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New York
Howard N. Cooper
Dr. Cooper
Senate committee tests farm price supports stance
The Senate Agriculture Committee voted 8 to 7 to continue high farm price supports for another year, complicating President Eisenhower's push for lower flexible supports. Chairman George Aiken of Vermont remains hopeful the program may prevail, while House Republicans soured on the plan. Analysts doubt full House support, and both chambers appear to be courting a presidential veto as a political record.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
George Aiken
Vermont
Eisenhower
Aiken
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
Oppenheimer Declared Security Risk by AEC
The Atomic Energy Commission upholds a 4-1 verdict that J Robert Oppenheimer is a security risk and cannot be trusted with secrets. Henry Smyth alone dissented, noting no evidence he disclosed any government information and stressing the importance of trust in handling national secrets.
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Washington
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
N. 1
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Strauss
Dr. Oppenheimer
Smyth
Dr Crane on Draft's Role in Juvenile Delinquency
Dr George W Crane argues the 14 year draft undermines parental and teacher authority and fuels vandalism among teens. He urges Congress to end the draft and shift to voluntary service, noting youth fear of being drafted harms schooling and future planning.
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Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
Gpeorge
W. Crane
Clark J
Crane
Clark
F. D. Roosevelt
Damocles
Dad
Congress
Air Corps
Treating Athlete's Foot Cautions and Home Remedies
Dr. Jordan explains dermatophytosis not a worm disease, stressing proper diagnosis and self care limits. Keep feet dry, towels dry, and avoid sharing gear. boric acid talc powder helps but professional advice may prevent reinfection and lasting trouble.
Tomorrow's lively forecast and a Brown County schools chief
The forecast urges bold ideas and social outings with a focus on new partnerships and financial progress. In Georgetown Ohio James William Alley, 46, a 19 year veteran teacher, was chosen Tuesday night as Brown County schools superintendent at a special board meeting.
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Georgetown
Ohio
James William Alley
Brown County Schools
Board of Education
Milo the Wrestler Influences Fred Anspach's Diet and Style
Fred Anspach, a supermarket worker, meets wrestler Milo and adopts his meat heavy diet and training. Milo buys him wrestling gear and a maroon robe while pushing a bold persona. They attend a Jim Londos vs Richard Shickat match where Milo's zeal leads to a dramatic challenge and a crowd reaction. The scene ends with Milo performing a front head lock and roll.
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Fred Anspach
Milo
Fred
Freddie
Atlas
Richard Shickat
Richard
Jim Londos
Londos
Gaynor
Theda Bara Hospitalized After Emergency Operation
Hollywood star Theda Bara was reported progressing satisfactorily after an emergency abdominal operation. California Hospital officials called her condition good following initial reports she was gravely ill, with Bara remembered as the original vamp of silent film’s sensational era.
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Hollywood
Theda Bara
California Hospital
Miss Bara
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs Harold Ball hosted dinner for Gene Ball and family while Mae Ball returned from Columbus. Many guests from Columbus Athens Racine and Columbus visited area residents including the Atkins Waggoner and Welsh families. The OES Chapter hosted a large father and son banquet and numerous relatives vacationed or spent time with local families.
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Harrisonville
Harold Ball
Gene Ball
Mae Ball
Columbus
Cecil Jewell
Eugene Atkins
Athens
Vince Lee
Racine
Katie Wilson
Clair Waggoner
Massillon
Andrew Dye
Mary Painter
Mt. Blanchard
Esta Mae Blackwood
David Hurds
Zanesville
William Rhoads
Pittsburgh
Obert
Ray Wilson
Woodrow
Howard Day Gilkey
Chillicothe
Mark Clark
Weltha Clark
Robert Clark
Leo Markins
Tom Dye
Arthur Woodyard
Elza Welsh
OES
Bar Ator
John Blackwood
Alma Atkins
Radio Schedule Highlights From Columbus to Marietta
A fragmentary listing shows multiple stations including WSAZ in Huntington and WATH in Athens with extensive weekday programming. It notes AM and FM slots from morning through late evening featuring news, music, dramas, and light entertainment, with several named programs and actors.
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Abc-Wcuol
Columbus
WSAZ
Fluntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
CBS
WBNS
MBS
WHKC
WATH
Athens
WPAR
Parkersburg
Ather
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Mrs. M
By Galbraith
Teeny Milo
Ephillips
Mr. Atlas
Witter
Abemba-West
Abe East
Abve
Abe Tennessee Ernie
Cbs News
Abe
Peter Lind Hayes
Cbhe
Abe Silver Eagle
Nbe
Eddie Fisher
Roy Rogers
Millie
Jack Gregson
Liz Shooter
Jaonior
Miss
Cbs Crime Fighters
Golden Fisece
Sammy Kaye
Eddie Cantor
Molly
Abe Mr
Keen
Cbes
Heart of
Jane Pickens
Cbs News & Music
Abe Deems Taylor
Nets
Barbara Welles
Godfrey
Bob Hope
Johnny Olsen
Abe Om Moore
Ebs Queen
Ray Heatherton
Lopes Music
Martin Block
Abe Ruby Mercer Jr
Travelers
Mike
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Bardstand
Abe Barley
John
Mid-West
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