United Nations Police Force in Egypt Marks a World Advance
The UN deploys a genuine multinational police unit in Egypt led by Dag Hammarskjold, a milestone showing collective peacekeeping beyond a single nation. Though early, the force operates with broad backing of major powers, moving from staging areas in Italy to Egypt, signaling a new era in international responsibility.
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Egypt
United Nations Command
South Korea
Dag Hammarskjold
Columbia
India
Yugoslavia
Denmark
Italy
Russia
Union
Case History and Marriage Advice by Dr Crane
A long feature recounts Dr George W Crane advising a Chicago couple facing divorce. The wife seeks a lawyer but follows Cranes plan to test and win back her husband after a heart to heart, weekly dates, and shared duties. The account highlights Cranes Test for a Good Husband and a happy family outcome.
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Harry
Chicago
George W. Crane
Harry S
Dr. Crane
Hard Choice A Story of Jin Final and a town in conflict
Jim Final returns to Fremont after three hard years in Yuma to confront Strunk the gambler and dangerous loyalties. In the wind swept streets he recalls old ties with Chris Stegner at Red Horse Livery as he plans what to do next in a town where trust is scarce and danger lurks.
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Harry
Jin Final
Oly
Tambien
Sion
Jim Final
Joe Bob
Bentain
Jim
Yuma
Chris Stexner
Red Horse
Fremont
Final
Strunk
Blue Whistler
Rankin's Emporium
Mastenfelder's
Whisky Row
Main
Illias
Chris Stegner
Stegner
Menace Lingers as Women Outpace Men in U S Balance
A historical analysis notes growing gender shifts with 1.4 million more American women than men due to higher female lifespans and immigration trends. It warns of social and political upheaval, urging men to reinforce their roles amid rising female influence and spending power. The piece also surveys Israel's arms gains after recent victories, highlighting substantial military aid and equipment, and discusses implications for Middle East power dynamics and peace negotiations.
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Soviet Union
Israel
Sinai
Egypt
Who Knows by HAL pUTEE New York Curbstone
The essay argues myths learned in childhood often prove false as knowledge expands. It cites educators, doctors, and historians challenging accepted truths, illustrating a world where certainty dissolves and truth is hard to pin down. It ends noting faith gives people hope amid doubt.
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Hal Putee
New York
Curbstone
Pavement Plat
Iown
Elvis Presley
Admiral Nelson
Trafalgar
England
Nelson
W. C. Hoeper
National Cancer Institute
Mississippi
Washington
Nero
Rome
Walter Raleigh
Queen Bess
Santa Cla
Khrushchev’s party line and vodka talk exposed
World Today column paints Khrushchev as a public figure prone to erratic, boastful outbursts. It links his drunken rhetoric to Soviet ideology, argues atheism underpins communism, and suggests Western restraint and humor in handling Moscow’s leadership. It ends with a cheeky notion that Khrushchev remain half drunk to speak more truth.
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Soviet Union
Associated Press
Khrushchev
Dodge
Marx
Stalin
Lenin
Joe Smith
Kremlin
Karushenev
Russia
Thanksgiving Day Poem by Corda Whetstone of Jacksonville Ohio
A brief public forum note presents a gratitude themed verse praising blessings of the year. It expresses thanks for sunshine rain harvest America and heaven, acknowledging time and privilege. The author Cord a Whetstone is identified from Jacksonville Ohio.
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America
Almi Giveth Corda
Whetstone
Jacksonville
Ohio
Comment by Dr. Jordan on mental retardation care
Edwin F. Jordan argues societal progress in handling mentally retarded children, noting wide variation in cases and the need for individualized plans. He cites a 3 percent birth rate and stresses home versus institutional care, prevention, and research into causes as paths to improvement.
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Edwin F. Jordan
National Association For Retarded Children
University Place
New York
Horoscope predicts a prosperous year with opportunities and careful finance
The Stars urge initiative to advance interests with solid cooperation from benefactors. A birthday follows tomorrow and a hopeful year in business and personal matters, with chances for job goals in three months and possible financial gains next month. Relationships intensify May to September 1957, with caution on complex finances in October. A child born today is resourceful yet suspicious.
Two Freshmen Win Declamation Contests
Two high school freshmen won declamation contests held at two churches. Clea Burke took first at Zaleski Methodist Church and Carol Rider won first at Asbury Methodist Church. Beverly Week and Marilyn Staneart were named alternates.
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Zaleski
Prince of Peace
Clea Burke
Zaleski Methodist Church
Carol Rider
Asbury Methodist Church
Beverly Week
Marilyn Staneart
Stamp Sells for 3850 in Columbus U Sirm Stamp Sale
A 1918 airmail stamp from a 100 stamp sheet sold Friday to an unnamed Columbus insurance man for 3850. The stamp, issued May 14 1918, pictures a bi plane upside down by mistake.
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Ulumbus
Carl Jaeger
Columbus
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