Khrushchev threats no match for Western growth
The article notes Khrushchev’s claim that history favors the Soviet Union, while Western economies thrive. It cites U.S., Britain, and West Germany as booming, contrasts Soviet housing and consumer output with rising liberal capitalism, and argues capitalism remains entrenched as communism lags in living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
NATO
United States
Britain
West Germany
Middle East
Kremlin
U.S
John W. Hubbell
Simmons Company
Khrushchev and Company
Free World
West’s unity warned as Soviet threat grows in world crisis
In a broad briefing, retired NATO commander General Alfred Gruenther cautions Moscow against firing a first missile, saying the West would respond to any aggression with united Allied power. He notes NATO cohesion under Eisenhower and Ridgway tradition, and stresses posturing against Soviet expansion amid Suez tensions. The piece also covers the impact of global strife on U.S. economy, defense spending, and industrial output, with warnings of inflation and shipping costs linked to the Suez crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Middle East
Kremlin
Alfred M.ther
NATO
Gruenther
Moscow
West
Western Europe
Eisenhower
America
Suez
Presti
Lauris Norstad
U.S
Norstad
Sam Dawson
New York
United States
Hungary
Poland
U. S
Europe
Commerce Department
Jazz Re Bort: Jazz Surges as Rock N Roll Rises
HAL BOYLE reports jazz enjoying a revival amid rock n roll’s surge. Dixieland horns and Dizzy Gillespie attract praise, with jazz now seen as art by intellectuals. Collectors seek old records as labels publish jazz yearbooks and surveys reveal adults and students as fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Dizzy G Lespie
U. S. State Department
Some &5
Leonar Feather
Encyclopedia Yearbook of
Duke Ellington
Tonetes
Feather
America
College
Mozart
Stephen Fos
Dr Crane Says Case History of a Psychiatrist
A long excerpt presents Dr George W Crane advising on Louise a teenage girl in distress. The piece contrasts true love with sexual infatuation and warns against elopement and rushed marriage. It outlines social pressures in rural areas and stresses education, stable work, and waiting for a secure future before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
George W. Crane
Business College
The Stars Por Tomorrow Horoscope Outlook
The forecast suggests a pleasant day on Saturday with emphasis on personal relationships and creative stimuli. During leisure hours plan mentally stimulating recreation and share interests with friends. For tomorrow birthdays, optimism rises as occupational and financial matters show improvement over the next six months.
Horoscope Notes on Personal Growth and Romance
The reading suggests social and domestic prosperity with new romance possible for singles between June and September. It notes help from a prominent person in March and emphasizes using skills and talents over the next year. A child born today is described as energetic, ambitious, and capable in business matters.
Concord Social Notes Highlights Local Dinners and Visits
Concord social column lists Mr. and Mrs Cyrus McDanile guests of Mrs Ethel McAfee and Paul. Mr and Mrs Leslie Kittle of Millfield dine with Fred Sayre. Miles Wolfe of Columbus visits Verne Wolfe. Joe Antle and Floyd Sayre families host meals with Waterford and Fronton connections. Rex Sayre stationed in South Dakota. Paul Linscott at Mount St Mary Hospital after corn picker injury. several Sayre family relatives and local residents share visits across Trimble, Athens, Mansfield, and Trimble areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Cox
John Cox
Joyce
Minnie Cly
Columbus
Herman Clark
Philo
Jorge Barber
M. Dunlap
Ivan Hopkinson
Daveter
Dayton
Clarence Power
Nelsonville
Henry Pollack
Akron
Concord
Cyrus McDanile
Guysville
Ethel McAfee
Paul Mr
Leslie Kittle
Fred Sayre
Millfield
Miles Wolfe
Verne Wolfe
Joe Antle
Roy Sprague
Waterford
Floyd Sayre
Fronton
Betty Sayre
Barbara
Elaine
Lucy Barstowe
Trimbie
Maynard Sayre
Orland Sayre
Athens
James Parish
Trimble
James Chercony
Mansfield
Adrian Sayre
Ronald Williams
Susan
AIC
Rex Sayre
South Dakota
Paul Linscott
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Richard Harris
Mickey
Rickey
Howard Parsons
Randy
Final Confrontation Pushes Jim Final From Town
A tense meeting erupts as a mounted marshal from Strunk ejects Final with a drawn pistol in a move that shows the marshal’s ruthlessness. Kramer assists, healing and advising while Final heads toward Skillet and the Fish Creek region to seek help and unravel Bentain’s fate amid Strunk’s growing control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packer
Kramer
Jim
Dawks
Seed Dawks
Final
Ben
Wolf
Fish Creek
Canyon Lake
Bentain
Krarger
Apache Lake
Tamee
Quail
Strunk
Joe Bob
Salem Center WSCS Meeting and Local Social Notes
The Salem Center WSCS will meet at Mrs. Freda Davis’s home on November 2. Edwin Davis hosted a salesman meeting with Dally Shields of Lima, Robert Fickle of Newark, Ralph Dennison of Zanesville, Arthur Arma of Springfield, and Glen Schuster of Minford. A surprise primary party honored Mrs. Overly, who is 9 years old, at Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Overly’s home with all the children’s families present. várias
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Center
WSCS
Freda Davis
Edwin Davis
Dally Shields
Lima
Robert Fickle
Newark
Ralph Dennison
Zanesville
Arthur Arma Springfield
Glen Schuster
Minford
C. E. Overly
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Athens, Ohio
Athens Messenger
Rosovawer v
Shyane
Suasia
Josephus Daniels
John O'Hara
Walt Whitman
Gore
Dixieland School of
Horn Tooters
Bix Beiderbecke
Ritic
NEA Service, Inc
Inlaw
Charles McCall
Indianapolis
A Ro
Chester Spencer
Steven Worthington
Oley Winters
Russell Mays
Strachuret
Mave
New Carpenter
GiMhoo
Dave Moring
Judy, MeArthur
Earl Jewell
Westina Crabtree
Womens Division
Carbondale
Abe Lawrence
Eddiey Dawler
Dean Tanner
Bill Elliott
Tliness
Christina Kennard
Gene Lowry
Debra
Phillip
Tommy
Robert Dowler
Leona Keely
Denver Frank
Buddy
Jamey
Nellie Dowler
Connett
Melvin Edgar
The
Concord Social Notes
Mrs. Maynard Sayre
Kelty Kramer
Lene
Senar
Kelly
Gambler’s Hall of Mirrors
Rex Edmundson
Max Edmundson
Harley Huffman
Grace Colwell
Jet Edmundson
Catherine Shenefiel
Charles Overly
Terry Little
Farmer's Institute
Dwight Kennedy
Louis
Rutland
Bob Davis
Glen Canton
Lizzie Caton
Janet
Freddie
Margaret Edmund
Hollis Grate
Margaret V. Edmundson
Dick Turner
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