Khrushchev and Bulganin on a Grand Peace Tour
The article argues the Soviet peace offensive is a Western concern as Khrushchev and Bulganin tour Europe. It notes Britain faces economic strain and oil risks, while Western unity remains fragile amid assurances of strength, with Never’s column cited on the visit’s mixed impact.
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Russia
United States
Soviets
Khrushchev
Bulgaria
Iddie East
England
Malendov
NATO
America
Middle East
Bulgan Khrushchev
Mr. Never
Eisenhower
Economic experts split on downturns as inflation loom nears
SAM DAWSON reports experts differ on economic direction with divergence beneath the surface. Arthur Burns warns of price squeezes in farming, building, autos and equipment while predicting clearer trends by summer. Purchasing Agents caution inflation may slow as output rises, yet many industries face a delayed recovery and weak orders. Financial analysts in Boston see prices and inventories watched closely with rising interest rates easing gradually.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Arthur Burns
Burns
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Association
Cleveland
National Federation OF Financial Analysis Societies
Boston
Fone
Friendly Visitor and Korea Observations in World Today
A column highlights Sukarno as a compelling visitor to America praising freedom ideals and a neutral yet friendly stance. It also notes Syngman Rhee’s waning support for a third term amid calls for fresh leadership in Korea. The piece tracks Secretary Dulles’ evolving view of the Soviet Union, urging vigilance against false hopes of peaceful change and stressing the need to maintain foreign aid support while monitoring Soviet tactics.
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America
Sukarno
Syngman Rhee
Kores
Rhee
Korea
Ris
Congress
Dulles
Case History of a Psychiatrist Dr Crane urges daily movement
Dr George W Crane discusses Ada Travis of Phoenix showing mind over body. He urges seniors to propel themselves from bed into action, teaching, calling on the sick, and walking daily with pedometer goals to avoid muscle atrophy and a vegetable existence. He links faith with effort and insists God helps movement once self-work begins.
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Ada Travis
George W. Crane
Phoenix
Arizona
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Brunet
Claude Travis
Epworth
Chicago
Travis
Charles Kendall
Kendall
Gop
Iain
Crane
Citizens urge revived Athens Columbus rail service
In a May 22 letter from Athens Ohio reader Bonnie Brown and editor C H Bartlett note a path to restore C and O line trains. They propose a citizen committee to persuade the railroad, citing elderly and young residents who would use an early diesel or gasoline train to Columbus with cheaper operation, fewer staff, and local benefits.
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the Messenger
C.H. Bartlett
Mangate
Hocking Valley
Citizens’ Committee
C&o
Athens-Columbus
Columbus
Athens
Stars Say For Tomorrow Horoscope Guidance
The horoscope advises an open attitude toward advice and active participation in community welfare. Evening news may bring important information and planning for a short trip is suggested. For those born under Gemini, June and July show gains from smart investments and business moves, with caution about practicality and money.
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Gemini
Immigrant Child Cristina's Controversial US Entry
In a tense account, Byrd and the narrator arrange for Cristina to be adopted by the Lashes in Mexico and later enter the United States illegally due to postwar immigration laws. They justify deception with private plans, legal papers, and a green envelope file, while a Mexican lawyer’s red string marks the bundle. The senora’s warning hints at Cristina’s belief that an American soldier killed her father.
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Basil Willing
Byrd
America
Cristina
West
Lash
Blake University
East
Chi
Mexico
Christina
United States
Crissina
Senora Vendoza
Senora
Malcolm O
Jim
The Long Shadow of a Lie Over a Family Crisis
A fragmented confession outlines a family's ruin after a forged charge. Cristina asserts a murdered father and leverages old army guns and police records to force payment, threatening extradition and police involvement. The tale traces a professor’s stroke, dismissal, and shifted loyalties amid a Belletristic saga of betrayal.
Dr Jordan on Spastic Colon Also Called Irritable Bowel
Dr Jordan explains spastic colon not true inflammation and not hereditary with no cancer risk. He describes exaggerated bowel waves causing alternating diarrhea and constipation, worsened by stress and certain foods. Treatment favors bland cooked foods, avoidance of laxatives, and careful overall health with possible medications.
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Rumin F. Jordan
Mrs. C
May 26 Broadcast Schedule Brief
A fragmentary TV radio guide lists programs for May 26 including News for 1b at 4:00 and 8:00 News Rows, Evening shows such as Edie Fisher Show and People Are Funny, and late night segments like Navy Program and How to Pix It.
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Ebe
Edie Fisher
Mbe
Abe Ewe
Navy
Abe ‘Lee
Gme
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Sappers Plains
Ohio
Bonnie Brown
By Galbraith
Wire
Ae McCloy
Dr. Jordan
Comunos
Carleton
Parkersburg
Orewa Martin
Mabe
Abe
Arthur Gostrey
Abe Mao
Mbe Ahemeon
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