Cold War power plays over land and influence
The piece argues that Soviet and Chinese leaders mask a land grab agenda behind ideological battle. It says Khrushchev aims to keep Siberia and border regions, while Mao seeks redistribution of those lands. It warns China might move toward war, but the West should stay alert and maintain defense.
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Peking
Khrushchev
Moscow
Mao Tse-tung
Russia
Siberia
Vladivostok
Pacific
Komsomolsk
Khabarovsk
Alaska
Sinkiang Province
China
Mao
Cuba
Stalin
Soviet Union
New Bid For Arab Unity Sparks Five Nation Federal Idea
The piece notes revolutions in Syria and Iraq forcing Communists from influence as Iraq and Syria discuss a joint military command with United Arab Republic Yemen and Algeria. It describes a loose federation rather than full union and critiques Soviet overreach in the Middle East with Emerson quotes on history and writing.
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Syria
Iraq
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Ali Salah el Saadi
Damascus
Yemen
Algeria
Five Nations
Soviet Union
Middle East
The Free Enterprise Dilemma in a Clashing Market
Businessmen bear risks and taxes while competing for customers yet seek protective laws for rivals’ advantage. Truckers, railroads, coal slurry advocates, oil men, and unions lobby Washington to tilt the field, triggering a cycle of mutual clobbering that damages overall trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
General Motors
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Hans Isbrandsten
United States
U. S. Navy
Antarctica
Isbrandtsen
America
Seven Seas
Dear Abby Columns on Mother Style and Threshold Traditions
A reader asks if a mother should change her fashion to fit younger tastes and Abby advises acceptance of the mother’s Rhinestone accessories and pleated skirts. Another letter questions age gaps for a spouse and Abby cites comfort and tradition. A curious question about who carries the bride through the threshold gets a playful response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Practical Budget Chart guides new couples on wedding costs
Personal advice columns urge engaged Nora to keep church wedding simple to save money. Mothers often push lavish ceremonies, but poll shows many couples prefer a quiet altar ceremony. Suggests down payments on a cottage or baby/medical support over monthly allowances to avoid inflated living costs.
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Nora
Nora B
Local Visitors Reported in Various Families
Portland residents Mr and Mrs Wolfe and their children from Stiversville visited Robert Cozart and family. Leon Donahue and wife from Wellsville stayed with Clarence Lawrence and children. Allie Sayre and children from Spiller visited Esther Price and Elsie Shahan in Great Bend, while Aleta Parsons was called on by the Sayres. Zollie Talbott and wife of Steubenville visited his mother Melvin Talbott.
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Portland
Wolfe
Stiversville
Robert Cozart
Leon Donahey
Wellsville
Clarence Lawrence
Allie Sayre
Spiller
C. Esther Price
Elsie Shahan
Great Bend
Aleta Parsons
Zollie Talbott
Steubenville
Melvin Talbott
Khrushchev Recasts Stalin and Free Speech in Russia
The article analyzes Khrushchev's shifting stance on freedom in the Soviet Union and his critique of Stalin as a monster now labeled a mental case. It notes tensions with liberal intellectuals, Ehrenburg, and the Western-oriented currents within Soviet thought, predicting possible Western-friendly reform or crackdown as education rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin Khrushchev
Russian Communist Party
Stalin
Khrushchev
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
Russia
Communist Party
Ilya Ehrenburg
Expansion Planned at Paperboard Mills in Brewton and Circleville
The Container Corp of America plans a $25 million expansion and modernization of its Paperboard mills at Brewton Alabama and Circleville Ohio. The project aims to upgrade capacity and efficiency across both facilities.
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Chicago
The
Container Corp. of America
Brewton
Ala
Circleville
Ohio
Athens
Mpssenger
Mai
Enu
Ly & Lund
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union
Oil drums and safety questions at OU hiring practices
The letter questions university hiring checks for professors and calls for safety measures after a murder at OU. It proposes a Mate Killer Test for applicants to assess potential danger and prevent future violence, urging action beyond vague assurances.
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the Messenger
Athens
Thomas Jefferson
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Alliance For NO Progress
Mie
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Florida
Betty
Beverly Hills
Calif
George W. Crane
James Marlow
Khru
Red
Ehrenburg
Lawrence A. Grey
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