Missiles on Formosa and the echo of atomic dilemma
The article argues U S Matador missiles on Formosa deter a mainland invasion and refutes Communist claims of plans for atomic strikes. It notes Chinese buildup near Amoy and Quemoy Matsu and discusses public opinion surveys on atomic warfare and ethics. It quotes Philip Wylye on Western reactions and cites literary reflections by Hervey Love and Balzac.
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U.S
Formosa
United States
Red China
Amoy
Quemoy
Matsu
Philip Wylie
Far East
Wylie
Washington
Lee Remick A New Fortune's Darling To Stardom
New York feature profiles 21 year old Lee Remick as Elia Kazan’s latest discovery after A Face in the Crowd. The aspiring star recalls humble beginnings and a swift ascent from TV to film with Kazan planning five more pictures.
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New York
Lee Remick
Elia Kazan
Lee
Kazan
Lassie
Manhattan
Sarai
Khrushchev on Face the Nation Shows No New Light
The CBS interview from the Kremlin with Nikita Khrushchev aired on Face the Nation revealing a self confident, amiable posture. He repeated Kremlin positions on disarmament and satellite control while dodging concrete inspection details and offered no fresh insights into U.S. Soviet tensions.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Russia
CBS
Kremlin
United States
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Uys
Wives and tardiness debated by Dr Crane Case V-310
Roy R Rollinger of Anderson Indiana describes punctual wives and late neighbors in a feature traceable to Dr George W Crane Case V-310. He cites two reasons for tardiness: habit and etiquette myths while sharing reader letters and parallel views on time sense. He notes reactions from husbands and urges thoughtful scrutiny of opinions in future columns.
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Roy
Roy R. Rollinger
Anderson
Indiana
Roy Bol
William Wrigley, Jr
Hindustand
Power Mower Makers Expect Big Year
New York report notes a growing share of female buyers for mechanized grass clippers. Industry sales hover near 1955 levels with several makers predicting a peak in dollar volume as homes grow larger and plots bigger. Toro and Outboard Marine’s Lawn Boy division report higher activity, while Fairbanks Morse highlights riding mowers and self starting models attracting women buyers. Since 1946 the industry has sold 17 million power mowers.
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New York
Outboard Marine
Lamar
Toro
Minneapolis
Montgomery Ward
Fairbanks Morse
Debonair Bachelor Weds starlet After Darkroom Misstep
A Wall Street bachelor mistakenly enters a London starlet’s room and suffers a black eye from a swift right uppercut. The next morning she forgives him and they wed, ending the tale on a happy note. Mary Pickford’s final stage appearance occurred at the Republic Theatre in New York in the play A Good Little Devil with understudy Clare Boothe Luce.
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Wall Street
London
Mary Pickford
Republic Theatre
New York
Clare Boothe Luce
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Pellagra decline noted with diet emphasis in North America
The article explains pellagra as a diet deficiency linked to limited meat dairy vegetables and Vitamin B complex. It cites historic death tolls, prevention via nutrition, and hospital care for severe cases, plus notes on symptoms and the need for a balanced, affordable diet to curb the disease.
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North America
U. S
United Nations
Romania
Unpopularity of Foreign Aid in the United States
A reader argues that foreign aid is growing unpopular due to waste and lack of tangible results. The piece blasts aid projects like a $128,000 cow barn in Lebanon and criticizes their rationale, labeling many programs as foolish and mismanaged. It claims Americans feel shame at aid actions and favor reductions.
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United States
Great Britain
Suez
John Foster Dulles
Lebanon
Massachusetts
Harold Stassen
John Hollister
Herbert Hoover
Potomac
ICA
Air Age
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Afghanistan
Thoughtful musings on discovery and public opinion
The excerpt reflects on pioneers and the faith behind discovery. It quotes Mary Baker Eddy and W. R. Alger, praising Columbus for seeking new worlds driven by belief, and notes public opinion acting as a second conscience for many people.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Athens Messenger publication notice and pricing
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday editions with prices for single copies, carrier delivery, and mail subscriptions. It notes mailing rates for Ohio and West Virginia residents and identifies Associated Press and postal classifications.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Acofith
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