Nuclear tests spark Western protest and Suez questions
The piece argues neutralists may criticize Soviet and Western nuclear tests, noting detailed American detections contradict claims of secrecy. It discusses India and Pakistan critiques, Russian explosions near borders, and Egypt's Suez Canal stance under Nasser, evaluating his past agreements, control ambitions, and the need for a canal pact that ensures free shipping and capacity for growing traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Soviet Union
India
Eisenhower
Siberia
Pakistan
United States
Russia
Kremlin
West
Nasser
Suez Canal
London
Suez Canal Company
Aswan
Britain
France
Eye on Congress in presidential race guides voters
The article argues the key election outcome hinges on Congress. It contrasts Eisenhower and Stevenson with Nixon and Kefauver, noting that presidential promises depend on congressional approval for funding, tax changes, and policy enactment. Voters should judge congressional candidates by past votes and concrete positions.
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Marlow
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Nixon
Estes Kefauver
House
Senate
Solnary
White House
White Dome
Capitol
Moth Expert Warns on Fabric Dangers and Care
Don Ott, the moth detective, runs a research lab for Geigy Chemical Corp and warns moths and carpet beetles threaten fabrics nationwide. He notes mitin mothproofing, humidity effects, and limits of mothball and napthalene protection while detailing how insects damage wool and blends and how to differentiate insect holes from burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ott
Ott
Geigy Chemical Corp
Bayonne
N. J
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
America
United States
University of Iowa
Otto
Impotence jitters and a wife’s cure in a medical tale
A psychiatrist notes Melvin’s personality shift as men over 40 fear vigor loss. He warns that anxiety blocks emotion and arousal, while a supportive, decisive wife can restore intimacy. The piece urges readers to seek a practical booklet on impotence and outlines emotional and marital remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inere
Melvin
Nightmarish Atomic Blast Renders Cities In Ruin
In a tenseHQ scene Colonel Alfred Buyers reads a chilling alert listing cities struck by atom bombs including Niagara Falls Buffalo Schenectady Newark Philadelphia Pittsburgh Baltimore Washington Chicago Detroit Norfolk Marietta Oakland San Francisco Cleveland Dayton Akron Toledo Seattle Boston Bridgeport Dallas Houston The attack devastates the nation as control center crews face the fear of loved ones lost and a map reports the shock wave’s reach while Winchester notes the storm of blast dwindling with distance.
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Alfred Buyers
Goldblum
Buyers
Niagra Falls
Buffalo
Schenectady
New York
Newark
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Norfolk
Marietta
Oak Ridge
San Francisco
Cleveland
Dayton
Akron
Toledo
Seattle
Boston
Bridgeport
Dallas
Houston
State Control Center
Harrington Control Center
Russell Winchester
Black Sea
Winchester
Monroe Hospital Tale of Atomic Fear and Guilt
A fragmented narrative centers on Monroe Hospital and Russell Winchester sensing the atom's power. Characters like Rick Morrison and Vie Chittenden are depicted amid poverty and a control center map marked by a black cross. Henry Thompson wrestles with guilt and fear as the scene hints at tragedy and continued tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Morrison
Cldren
Vie Chittenden
Vie
Chittenden
Henry Thompson
Goldblum
Janet
Thompson
Dr. Jordan on shifting population and medical needs
Edwin P. Jordan notes major health gains in North America and a rising birth rate. He observes rising life expectancy, large urban migration, and movement to suburbs. These shifts strain hospitals, nurses, and local health services, risking rural depopulation and reduced funding for care.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. I
North America
United States
Gulf Coast
Florida
Great Lakes
Middle Atlantic
Horoscope and race note from mid-century page
The piece blends a tomorrow oriented star forecast with a birthday reading noting limited early 1957 gains but future security. It then cites a camera judge decision in the Widener handicap at Hialeah where Na shua edged Social Outcast and Sailor in a photo finish for 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hialeah
Nashua
Sailor
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Sernce
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Mason
Effie Lee
Pred Rast
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Freddie
Huntington
Luvena Rainey
Letart
Ben C. Roush
Clifford Machir
Point Pleasant
Lizzie Stewart
Paul Stewart
Sandra Stewart
Arnold Fowler
Barbara Walker
Edgar Arnott
Middleport
Georgie Trew
Alea Fry
Billy Fey
Roberta Young
Olin Knapp
Harry Machir
Helen Roush
Fairview
Frank McPherson
Ray McPherson
Athens
Fred Nulter
Harry Nulter
Vienna
W Va
Bobby Galloway
Central
W. Va
Joe Galloway
Tennessee
Joe Horner
Horner
Franklin Washburn
Wilbur Gilliand
Columbus
N. P. Wilson
Indianapolis
Fred Cole
Edith Cole
Jean Kimble
Jerry Overby
Lorain
Oleta Weaver
Jennie Cooper
Parkersburg
James Weaver
Aubra Washburn
Paul McPherson
Archie Cole
Susan
Alr
Alfred Dunlavy
Springfield
Perlina Dunlavy
Urbana
Blanche McPherson
Scott
Harold McPherson
Arthur Cole
Captalin
Richard Webb
Gary
Robert Crown
Earl Guess
Delbert
Betty Cole
Lerinden
Martin Caidin
Nnion
Bed Mea
Dr. Jordan
Bobby
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