Cultural exchanges with Soviets expose faulty U S prestige
The piece condemns Soviet cultural exchanges and summits as eroding American principles from Tehran to Potsdam. It cites May events in Moscow where pianist Van Cliburn won a contest and performed in Constitution Hall with a Russian conductor leading into the Soviet anthem, mocking American reception.
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Moscow
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
Geneva
Texas
van Cliburn
Constitution Hall
United States
Recession, Debt, and Freedom Restrictions Foresee Future Cost
The piece argues recessions impose a future burden, detailing $5 billion in new debt for children, $3.6 billion for other families, billions for public workers, and unneeded projects. It criticizes Congress for haste and not curbing Supreme Court limits or government spending while promising fewer freedoms.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Victory for Horse Sense defeats Hell's Canyon high dam plan
A House subcommittee vote ends federal high dam efforts on the Snake River Hell's Canyon reach Idaho. Private, taxpaying utilities move ahead with a three-dam project under license, promising similar power, tax revenue, and no taxpayer cost. The piece lauds private enterprise and cautions against socialist ventures, reflecting on free government and prudent action.
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House
Hell’s Canyon
Snake River
Idaho
Four Babies Shaped a Man The Births and Lessons of a Father
JM Bishop reflects on his four daughters and their impact on his life and marriage. He recalls premature loss, long searches for children, and how his wife’s hopes, a doctor’s comments, and family growth transformed him from a hesitant boy into a more responsible man.
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Elinor
Mary Bishop
Leesburg
Virginia
Virginia Lee
Charles Frechette
Lincroft
New Jersey
Charley
Gayle Peggy
Hopalong Cassidy
DRAMA
Burt Lane
St. Helena
U. S
Kate Smith
Golf and chores burn calories more than bricks in Dr Crane memo
Dr George W Crane weighs in with a calorie chart showing golf and common home tasks consume substantial energy. A 52 year old heart patient weighs pros and cons of restarting golf while chores such as ironing and washing by hand prove more tiring per minute than brick laying.
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George W. Crane
Henry D
Crane
Henry
Eisenhower
Edward E. Gordon
Modern Medicine
Livemiet
Bresarenee
Stee
RTM
IU Chedeasew Heey Ds
Okeeessed
Birthday Year Forecast Highlights For 1959
The reading notes strong progress in business and personal affairs with a fine Venus influence boosting creativity. October offers unusual recognition for past effort, romance and travel flourish through September, and family life stays stable with a minor crisis next week. Avoid extravagance through August and November. plan for early 1959 growth.
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Venus
Tomorow
Novel Information Comes In Each Mail Delivery
A collection of curious facts from a newspaper column notes daily life trivia. It cites women’s time spent on grooming, America's fish harvest, draft rules in Argentina, a Hotel Edison sign, a Welsh seaweed recipe, snuff use, changes in male clothing sizes, headache kinds, Sal Mineo’s house purchase, and other assorted bits on topics from nutrition to elephants and musical lessons.
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America
Argentina
Irwin H. Kramer
Hotel
Edison
U.S
Poodle Retorts as Ames Thurber Ranks Humor Above Humanity
Ames Thurber laments the world’s course and jokes that French poodles could run things better. Betty Primeau passes an odd exchange about intelligence charm and humor between a man and his poodle. A Georgia beauty is crowned Miss Timber Queen after claiming she avoids the ax.
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Ames Thurber
Boundary quiz headliners from a brain game list
Answers supplied mix confused strings and proper nouns. The readable items include border twin cities on the Texas Arkansas line and the Mississippi as a boundary between Arkansas and Missouri and Mississippi River. The rest are garbled sequences.
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Texas
Arkansas
Great Lakes
Indiana
Mississippi
Europe
Asia
Revolt in Iraq Upsets NATO Cold War Alignments
Analysis of the Iraqi revolt shows how it upends postwar alliances from NATO, the Baghdad Pact, and the Balkan Alliance. It risks Iraq leaving the Baghdad Pact, alters Turkey Pakistan lines, and pushes regional powers toward new alignments amid Soviet pressure and Nasser’s ambitions.
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NATO
SEATO
Russia
United States
Balkan
Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
Tito
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Nasser
Iraq
United Arab Republic
Pakistan
Iran
Soviet
India
Afghanistan
Pushtustan
Israel
Soviet Russia
Asia
Egypt
Syria
Lebanon
Sinai Peninsula
Health questions and guidance on allergy and illness
A medical column discusses penicillin allergies and skin eruptions, sunburn versus boils, plantar warts and cancer risk, and warns against unsafe cough remedies. It includes advice on testing for human tissue donation after death and notes the Atomium symbol at the Brussels World’s Fair representing mankind’s achievements.
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Brussels
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Joe Plumbob
Doctor Crane
Hal Boyle
Sal Mineo
Bennett Cerf
Betty Primeau
Ontario
Canada
Toulouse
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King Features Syndicate
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Tierra del Fuego
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American Medical Association
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