Atomic peace ship idea trials U S prestige loss feared
President Eisenhower maintains the atom powered ship concept is vital for American leadership in peace uses of atomic energy. Congress rejected funding this year with a narrow Senate vote 42 to 41. Despite opposition, new proposals surface to keep the project alive.
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Western leaders constrained by home politics in Geneva talks
The piece argues Premier Bulganin speaks as Kremlin front man at Geneva, while Eisenhower Eden and Faure must seek parliamentary and party approval at home. It notes Russia’s single party system and the Kremlin’s collective decision, shaping the talks’ possible outcomes.
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Faure
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France
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Copper Shortage and Steel Costs Hit Manufacturers
Rising steel prices and a copper strike squeeze elevates production costs for many manufacturers. A large eastern oil company lowers wholesale gasoline prices amid a dealer discount war, illustrating buyer power in a price war climate. Copper shortages from strikes tighten supplies, with calls to release stockpiled metal for defense needs as mills face vacation shutdowns.
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New York
Seaboard
Ise
Statons
Office of Defense Mobilization
Case History of a Psychiatrist Youth and Nurture It
Case history by Dr George W Crane discusses Lola Le a 13 year old girl and her mother's concern about church camp spending 20 for the week. The piece argues early teens should learn independence and be trained to live away from mothers, noting teens are receptive to religious motivation and may choose altruistic paths. It stresses spiritual nurture during the teen years to foster enduring ideals and warns against stunting moral development.
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Ingster
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Allergies and dietary advice from Dr Jordan comments
A wide discussion on allergies covers food, pollen, and contact reactions. It notes difficulty in identifying triggers and suggests trial diets, careful history, and expert interpretation, plus the emotional value of youth psychology and church camps in guiding teens.
Danville Rutland Garden Club Meeting Report
Danville Rutland Garden Club held its annual meeting with twenty four members and guests present. Bien Opell Smith of Ewington visited, others listed include Mrs Burrell Burke and Mrs Alice Smith Jr. from Portland, plus James Emmons and Charles Emmons visiting and planning moves to Richmondale where Emmons will teach.
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Rutland Garden Club
Rome
Evers Fit
Rey
James Emmons
Som Charles
Atres Everett Colwell
Rich Wood
Richmondale
Communist Poland Forms Jazz Orchestra Report
In Vienna the press notes that the Polish government has organized a jazz orchestra as part of cultural policy. The disclosure comes from Polish newspapers received abroad, signaling state involvement in public music initiatives during the era.
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Horoscope Kicks Off With Cautions And Community Focus
The horoscope offers guidance for bold plans and steady effort, noting good possibilities today though battles lie ahead tomorrow on personal and civic projects. It warns against get rich quick schemes in August and October, urging economy, conservatism, and careful attention to business and relationships. Domestic matters look favorable, and a child born now may be imaginative yet prone to jealousy. Social notices include a Donna McCollister shower with out of town guests.
Tombstone deputy Wyatt Earp faces bandit danger
The scene follows Wyatt Earp as he moves through Tombstone to establish himself as deputy sheriff after a bloody attack. He identifies Curly Bill as a major foe, maps the town from the O K Corral area to the Bird Cage Theatre, and prepares for a tense clash with the outlaw Brocius as he takes office and tunes his crackdown.
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Cosmopolitan Hotel
Oriental Saloon
Crystal Palace
Campbell and Fietch
Pool Hall
Hatford
la- Yoor
Monk
O. K. Corral
Allen
Fremont
Tombstone
Variety News Briefs and Comment Roundup
July 15 edition compiles assorted notices and commentary by Vir variety desk. Contributors Hana Andy Nemec Rist summarize entertainment and drama notes with compact items and reader tips.
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Abe Miuraner
Hana' Andy Nemec
Somiente
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