Reform in Korea Emphasizes South Korea’s Reform Drive
The three months ahead will be crucial for South Korea as provisional leader Huh Chung aims to purge long accumulated illegality and corruption. The United States views this reform as essential, given its heavy past and ongoing support in blood and treasure. The new cabinet members are seen as capable, and continued American sympathy and aid are urged.
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South Korea
Huh Chung
Syngman Rhee
United States
Washington
Rhee
Opposition Crises as Swatantra Gains in India
The Swatantra party led by Rajagopalachari steps into North Indian states challenging Nehru's Congress. Critics fault Nehru's mild stance toward domestic Communism and China's tensions, arguing neutralism isolates India from Southeast Asian allies and invites a party-wide opposition crisis.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Swatantra Party
Congress
Rajagopalachari
Nehru
China
Indian
Harris subcommittee Eyes Dick Clark Probe and Gas Prices
The Harris subcommittee probes Dick Clark’s profitable record ventures and considers pressing federal regulators on natural gas price controls. Politically sensitive friction surrounds the Federal Power Commission and its lax stance, with calls for renewed public interest pressure before shifting focus from Clark.
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Harris Subcommittee
Dick Clark
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Harris
More Doctors To Wear Lipstick And Other Quips
A columnist notes trends such as more women in medicine with lipstick becoming common. The piece surveys odds and ends from culture and science from Bible trivia to Napoleon, royal pets, numbers on telephones, leap year curiosities, Mars trips, and stray cats.
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United States
Napoleon
Queen Elizabeth
Sweden
Canada
Libby Jones
Trobriant Islands
Mars
Red Planet
American Feline Society
Nixon and Wallace Compared for Presidency and Preparation
The piece contrasts Nixon and Wallace in preparation and roles under Eisenhower and Roosevelt. It notes Nixon’s cabinet and NSC exposure and Wallace’s Roosevelt cabinet leadership and international postings, highlighting Nixon as a politician and Wallace lacking that path. It mentions 1944 Democratic opposition and Truman securing the nomination.
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Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Wallace
Roosevelt
Wallace
Nixon
Gettysburg
America
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Senate
Congress
Agriculture
Executive Branch
Commission On Inter-American Affairs
Economic Defense Board
Board of Economic Warfare
Harry S. Truman
Dear Abby Advice Columns From A Landed Husband
Dear Abby columns discuss marital trust and social temptation with a husband at risk of attention from others, a partner upset by public toothpicks at dates, and four sisters sharing caregiving duties for a baby. Abby advises reassurance, direct talk, and practical help.
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Abby
Albert
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases Case E-456
Dorothy L. 37 seeks help for a marriage strained by her husband’s night drinking. The columnist explains alcoholism as an inner conflict, urges addressing sexual/ emotional issues to prevent relapse, and promotes a booklet on impotence prevention as a cure.
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Dorothy L
Dr. Crane
A. A
Promises and Punishment in Child Rearing
A column discusses whether demanding promises after punishment helps or harms children. It argues against forcing a repeat promise, notes risks of lying or disobedience charges, and favors clear, enforceable penalties or explanations rather than repeated threats. It advises decisive but reasonable action and cautions against hastily made threats.
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Dad
Martian Bizarre Bagel Request Shocks Manhattan
A wandering Martian lands in Manhattan with a flat tire, eyes a deli window for a tire substitute. The kindly proprietor explains bagels are not tires, offers bagels instead, and the alien savors lox and sour cream as a new taste idea.
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Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
The Korea Story Through Era and Empire
George Sokolsky traces Korea's long history from ancient vassalage to Mongol influence and Japanese conquest. He notes invasions by Chinese and Japanese forces, the 1592 Hideyoshi campaign, and Korea’s 20th century partition by the United States and Soviet Union, leading to the 1950 war and MacArthur’s expulsion.
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Korea
Russia
China
Japan
Manchuria
Siberia
Genghis Khan
Kublai Khan
Hideyoshi
Asia
Koea
United States
Soviet Russia
North Korea
South Korea
United Nations
North
Douglas MacArthur
Syngman Rhee
Washington
MacArthur
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