NATO nations push for tactical nuclear sharing at Paris talks
If European reports are accurate, NATO countries seek to place an adequate complement of tactical nuclear weapons at their disposal. The United States and Britain currently hold the monopoly, with fears of misuse fading as military leaders emphasize their potential role in defending forward bases and deterring Soviet actions.
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Europe
NATO
Paris
Free World
United States
Britain
America
Congress
Russia
Tunisia
France
Eisenhower
Great Britain
Greece
Turkey
Soviet Russia
Egypt
Suez Canal
Psychiatrists Study Andrea Doria Survivors At Sea
Two psychiatrists observed Ile de France survivors after the Andrea Doria sinking. They found survivors acted like a herd under stress and that many lost their identities. They cautioned against unthinking rush to rescue and urged a parent present with each child.
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Andrea Doria
Ile de France
Thor
Happy Ike Health News Reflects Unity Risk Ahead
An editorial notes President Eisenhower's health remains excellent after past heart attacks and operations. It urges substantial public accord on how duties are performed during a difficult period, warning that incapacitating illness would be disastrous for the country.
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Eisenhower
Fifty Years In The Life Of Jim Bishop's Reflections
In this reflective piece Jim Bishop muses on turning fifty, the slowing pace of life, shifting ambitions, and the evolving meaning of truth. He recalls early goals, family, work experiences from ice and milk routes to a Wall Street run, and the lessons learned from hardship and responsibility.
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Wall Street
Case History of a Psychiatrist
A psychiatrist reflects on thankfulness and cultural contrasts between American youth and children in Korea and India. He cites Clint T returning from service in Japan and Korea, urges daily grace, and contrasts American abundance with hardship faced by global children and veterans at Hines Veterans Hospital.
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America
Clint
Korea
Clint T
Japan
Dr. Crane
India
Africa
Chicago
Hines Veterans Hospital
Things a Columnist Might Never Know
A playful list notes odd truths and myths from daily life and trivia. It highlights color blindness, language counts, a Washington broom closet sign, tax burden on eggs, animal speed myths, hypnotizing a chicken, Havana Riviera slot machines, and various health and sleep facts. It also mentions lawn littering dangers, a left handed check book from People's Trust Co. of Wyomissing.
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General Services Administration
Public Buildings Service
Havana Riviera
Cuba
Las Vegas
People’s Trust Co
Wyomissing
Try and Stop Me by Cees Marx recounts Hollywood Stars
Marx profiles the Hollywood Stars baseball team, once last in the circuit, and Groucho Marx as arranger of a honor dinner and principal speaker. He recalls spring optimism, a May crisis, and a parking price rise as part of the era’s anecdotes.
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Cees Marx
Hollywood Stars
Stars
Groucho
Brain Game literary character quiz answers
Answers cover Shakespeare and Dickens figures plus Horatio Hornblower creator and Nolan tale author. Includes Hester Prynne by Hawthorne and Eustacia Vye by Hardy with other names obscured in garbled text.
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Nick Bottom
Cedric of Rotherwood
Jerry Cruncher
Horatio Hornblower
Philip Nolan
Hester Prynne
Eustacia Vye
Death of William L. Daugherty in Huntington Hospital
William L. Daugherty, 62, died after a two week stay at Huntington Veterans Hospital. A native of Moundsville W Va he lived in Vinton six years with cousin Mrs Birdie Slack. Funeral services were held at McCoy Funeral Home and burial was in Robinson Cemetery. Mrs Elvina Barcus will reside with daughter Mrs Anna Roush Georges Creek for the winter. Denmark is noted for its long unbroken self rule.
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Vinton
William L. Daugherty
Huntington Veterans Hospital
Birdie Slack
Daugherty
Moundsville
W. Va
McCoy
Robinson Cemetery
Elvina Barcus
Anna Roush
Georges Creek
Putting Light On Policies In Defense Spending
The piece questions U S foreign policy guiding defense dollars. It cites Morgenthau on containment and urges a clear program beyond conceding Soviet interests. It warns that reliance on sanctions and opportunism risks NATO cohesion and American influence in Europe and the Middle East.
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United States
Hungary
Middle East
China
Korea
Hans Morgenthau
Soviet Union
Yalta
Winston Churchill
Ultraviolet Sunlamps Use and Safety Advice
The article notes sunlamps emit ultraviolet rays similar to the sun and help vitamin D. they can treat rickets and aid tanning but pose risks. Overexposure causes sunburn like damage and eye injury. use only with physician guidance and select lamps carefully.
Horoscope Summary For Tomorrow And Birthday Guidance
Tomorrow favors completing tasks and decisive actions while following proven procedures to avoid errors. For those with a birthday tomorrow, success awaits in the coming year if responsibilities and rewards are shared, especially in the next six months when cooperation trumps solo work.
Clewiston Fry Pit Seeks Space on Moon Rocket
Jim McCorry of a Clewiston barbecue shop cables Soviet Premier Bulganin requesting advertising space on the exterior of the first Russian rocket to the moon. The unusual plea highlights postwar humor in a local brief.
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Clewiston
Fla
Jim McCorry
Bulganin
ICC to Acquire Electronic Brain for Transport Case Stats
The Inter state Commerce Commission plans to buy an electronic brain to speed up processing of statistics needed in deciding transportation cases. The move aims to modernize data handling and improve decision times within regulatory proceedings.
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Washington
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Athens Daily Mercury Rates and Publication Details
The notice lists newspaper editions and pricing for The Athens Messenger and The Sunday Messenger. It notes daily and Sunday delivery options, mail rates, and regional service areas including Ohio and West Virginia. The notice identifies the paper as an Associated Press member and provides postal details.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
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