Russia Uses Threats to Undercut Western Disarmament Talks
The Soviet Union's barrage against Western disarmament proposals, led by Valerian Zorin, is seen as a possible tactic to pressure NATO bases and widen world opinion. Eisenhower warns the move could condemn humanity to an indefinite future of immeasurable danger.
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Russia
London
U.S
NATO
Scandinavia
Middle East
Valerian Zorin
Union
Kremlin
Zorin
Eisenhower
Africa and US tie in race for wealth and power
Washington argues Africa remains the richest political and economic prize and the free world must hold it against communism. The article notes a new Bureau of African Affairs, expanded US information outreach, and rising diplomatic posts while private oil, copper, uranium, manganese, and bauxite discoveries fuel ongoing exploration across Africa.
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America
Africa
Asia
The
Wall Street Journal
Bureau of African Affairs
State Department
U.S. Information Agency
Uganda
Somaliland
Ivory Coast
Belgian Congo
North Africa
Congo
Ghana
French Guinea
Free World
It Could Happen To Me A Heart Attack Patient Speaks
A patient named Bill Scanlon, age 45, recounts his heart attack experience in a hospital tent. He reflects on work at Lambert Pharmacal, a merger, and his wakeup moment as his heart is explained with a layperson’s lesson on heart function.
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Bill
470
William Scanlon, Jr
William Scanlon
Lambert Pharmacal Company
W. P. Scanlon
Amanda Scanlon
Billy
Investment in Knowledge Prompts College Path for Leo L
Dr. Crane urges Leo L. an 18 year old high schooler with $1000 saved to invest in college despite doubts. He cites census data showing higher lifetime earnings for higher education and warns against short sighted choices. He promotes a vocational guidance booklet and notes sending for it via the newspaper.
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Leo L
Leo
Paul C. Glick
Census Bureau
Esau
Delilah
Samson
National Anthem Song Played Most Often
The Star Spangled Banner is cited as the tune aired on radio and TV about 225,000 times monthly, according to BMI logging director Israel Diamond. The article explains BMI sampling of 100 stations monthly to compute composer payments and describes quirky song-title lore from staff log editors.
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Israel Diamond
America
Diamond
Broadcast Music, Inc
Ed Lecomte
Mississippi
Lecomte
Jesus
Stop Me Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf excerpt
A fragment from a Bennett Cerf work features a jokey phone exchange about vacation time amid a farm setting and a trio of eight year old girls imagining future careers including widowhood. The humor leans on misheard phrases and era quirks.
Land quiz answers and Mutara the Ruanda king
A brain game list asks eight questions on geography and language from parliaments to Land’s End. The passage then mentions Mutara, the Mwami of Ruanda, described as seven feet tall with a special built American car for his long legs.
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Folketing
Beulah
Land’s End
Brain Game
Odeo
Mutara
Mwami
Ruanda
Belgian Congo
Africa
Newport Faces Threat From Major Oil Refinery Plan
Rhode Island advisory body rejects Gulf Oil refinery at Jamestown citing scenic damage water and air pollution and naval base impact. Project led by Commerce Oil Refining Corp with Lehman capital linked, opposition from Jamestown Protective Association amid a conspiracy suit. Geller says resistance stems from organized minorities fearing jobs and stimulus.
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Newport
Rhode Island
Richard Washburn Child
Newpett
Los Angeles
Navy
Naval Base
Rhode Island Development Council
Narragansett Bay
Jamestown
Lower
Advisory Commission
Gulf Oil
Commerce Oil Refining Corporation
Delaware
Harold M. Geller
Great Neck
Long Island
Harry R. Lewis
Jamestown Protective Association
Lehman Brothers of
New York
Paroxysmal tachycardia causes and cures
The doctor explains paroxysmal tachycardia as rapid regular heartbeats that come and go. Attacks may last a few beats or days and can occur without serious heart disease. Triggers include smoking drinking digestive upsets infections or none. Diagnosis during an attack helps distinguish it from other irregularities.
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H. B
Mrs. M
Horoscope and medical Q A in The Athens Messenger
A mixed page item includes astrological notes on tomorrow's plan and social and travel prospects through early 1958 plus domestic harmony hints. It also features medical Q A sections on charley horses bad breath gallbladder removal and digestive noises, with brief explanations and caveats.
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Samuel Butler
Disraeli
Jim Bishop
By Hatlo
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Benjamin Franklin
Chicago
Northwestern University
Evanston
Hal Boyle
B.M.I
Bennett Cerf
Arcock
the Adirondacks
Babcock
Marton Brando
Irv Kepcinet
King Feateres Syodicete
Ole
George Sokolsky
Geller
EDWIN_JORDAN
Yugoslavia
Serbia
Croatia
Slovania
Montenegro
Macedonia
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Cartier
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Ohio
Athens
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Associated Press
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