Russia’s Geneva shift questioned as internal trouble grows
Analysis argues the 1956 Geneva moment was a Kremlin tactic to appease Western powers while seeking domestic stability. The piece cites US News & World Report on Moscow’s aim to gain Western acceptance and quell uprisings, noting broad Baltic and Eastern bloc unrest and the danger of internal collapse. It also highlights highway expansion tied to toll-funded modernization and the Indiana turnpike as a beacon for a national system. A closing quip reflects changing social values.
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Geneva
Khrushchev
Bulganin
US News & World Report
West
Kremlin
United States
Free Nations
Russia
Baltic States
Poland
Tibet
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Red
China
Congress tightens narcotics penalties amid rising dope trade
The article outlines proposed federal measures to stiffen penalties for illegal narcotics trafficking and possession. It cites expected presidential signature, harsher sentences for dealers and peddlers, especially cases involving selling to minors, and a framework of 2 to 10 years for first offenses escalating to 10 to 40 years with fines up to 20 000 dollars. It notes estimates of addicts and arrests and cites price data and major cities.
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James Carlow
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
J. Anslinger
Gov‘arcotics Bureau
U. S. Customs Service
Hong Kong
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Detroit
Cleveland
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Antonio
Senate
House
Federl
Jet Age advances as airlines race to expand jet orders
Jet makers led by Boeing Douglas and Convair compete to bring commercial jets into service. Orders total 371 aircraft including 242 jets and 129 turboprops as airlines push to double capacity in five years. Britain and Russia also showcase jet plans amid growing demand for faster transcontinental travel.
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Sam Dawson
Los Angeles
Ai Lines
Boeing
Douglas
Convair
Britain
England
Russia
William M. Allen
Seattle
United States
Allen
Donald W. Douglas
Douglas Aircraft Co
General Dynamics
Lockheed
Defect Not a Barrier to Love Says Dr Crane
A 1920s era column by Dr George W Crane argues physical defects like missing limbs or stammering do not doom romance. He cites Roosevelt and Stevenson as examples and urges developing personality, charm, and compliments to win lifelong partners. A pitch asks readers to send for a 200 point Tests for Sweethearts kit.
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Crane
George W. Crane
Jove
Etsy. Kr. Crane
Fring
Physica Searces
Joyce
Teddy Roosevelt
Glen Cunningham
Demosthenes
Editon
Caesar
Robert Louis Stevenson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lord Byron
Murder at Hibiscus Hotel Sparks Switchboard Mystery
Evelyn Thompson overhears a late night call from room 360 at the Hibiscus Hotel. A caller reports a dead man in 316, prompting Chief Security Officer Patton to investigate the alleged murder and verify the room connections.
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Miss Payne
Mr. Drood
Evelyn
Evelyn Thompson
Murder at the Hotel Leads Officer to Empty Room
Oliver Patton, a retired officer turned hotel watchdog, is drawn into a mystery after a caller reports a murdered man at a hotel. He pressures Evelyn, dispatches staff, and heads to room 360 where an open door reveals only a hotel room as he prepares to investigate further. A separate brief reports Coast Guard rescues Edward M. Naughton after his cabin cruiser drifted 24 hours in Lake Erie.
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Evelyn
Drood
Mr. Drood
Oliver Patton
Mr. Patton
Patton
Bill
Cleveland
Coast Guard
Edward M. Naughton
Rocky River
Lake Erie
Infant Habits and Asthma Raise Parental Concerns
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan discusses thumb sucking head banging and breath holding as common infant behaviors linked to lack of stimulation and frustration. He notes breath holding can cause blue skin or fainting, usually subsides by age five, and asthma management depends on identifying triggers rather than climate changes. The column also covers treating protruding ears in a five month old with adhesive tape, stressing skin care and possible devices.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Eh Pshall
Horoscope Update for Tomorrow and Birthday Outlook
The piece outlines tomorrow's favorable prospects in business and social life with emphasis on cooperation. It notes a five month positive outlook for occupational and financial gains for birthdays, hints at great strides before 1956 end, and predicts strong home harmony and a gifted child with a jealous streak.
Public Forum Letter Praises Messenger Carrier Wayne Sinnott
The Sinnott family and Mrs. Wilbur McDaniel thank Wayne for four years as a Messenger carrier. They praise his service and offer support to help him begin as Sinnott’s food carrier in a small community setting. The letter notes Wayne enjoyed the job and valued Messenger employees.
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the Messenger
Wayne
Messenger
Sinnott
Buck Run Buck Run School Reunion at Cantwell Cliffs
The McBroom school reunion will be held at Cantwell Cliffs on July 15 with a basket dinner at noon. Mr and Mrs Greighton Meyer were guests of the former's parents Mr and Mrs Charles Meyer recently. Mr and Mrs Georgeberry are parents of the family.
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Buck Run
McBroom
Cantwell Cliffs
Greighton Meyer
Charles Meyer
Georberry
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Brett Hollidey
NEA
Dr. Jordan
Wilbur
By Galbraith
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