Personal diplomacy grows as leaders meet abroad
The article notes how heads of government now travel to foreign lands to meet with local people, driven by war fears and a quest for international understanding. Khrushchev and Eisenhower are highlighted as leaders who popularized this approach, with plans for broader outreach to South America and Southeast Asia.
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Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Isenhower
South America
Southeast Asia
Ignorance Fuels Anti Semitism in Postwar Germany
Observers blame the rise in anti Semitism on gaps in German education failing to teach Nazi history. Many youths lack knowledge of Hitler and the Nazis, leading to a new party with similarities to the old regime and driving current anti Semitic sentiment.
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Germany
Litthenus
Hitler
Hhatter
Calls for Law on Protecting Public Amid Steel Strike
The piece argues the steel strike harmed the industry by six billion dollars and hurt other sectors, with long recovery ahead. It asserts a law to regulate such actions, framing the issue as public protection over labor or industry desire.
Editorial Briefs on Khrushchev and Berlin Tugging at U S Confidence
The piece argues Khrushchev presses to outpace U S agriculture, questions Senator Humphrey's nomination odds, and laments Americans seeking government aid to happiness. It notes shifting world trouble spots centering on Berlin, and doubts Khrushchev's disarmament threats as credible.
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Berlin
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A short reflective poem about a three year old girl and the future of her beauty and character. The speaker vows to protect and nurture her, hoping she blooms into beauty rare as she grows.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Gatlantic News-Telegraph Directory and Rates
The Gatlantic News-Telegraph details its Atlantic Iowa office at 324 Chestnut St with evening editions except Sunday. It lists editors, office phone, and subscription rates by carrier within Atlantic, Cass and adjoining counties, and mail rates for Iowa, U.S. and Canada.
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Chestnut St. Atlantic
Iowa
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
News
Atlantic
Cass
U. S
Canada
Learning to Smoke South Dakota Eyes License Test Policy
South Dakota remains the only state that does not require an eye test for a driver license. This policy stance draws attention as officials discuss safety and modernization of licensing requirements.
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South Dakota
Rayburn showdown looms as liberal Dems unite
Drew Pearson reports Speaker Rayburn faces a real clash with liberal Democrats who have organized to block southern leadership unless economic reform passes. The plan targets the Dixiecrat Republican coalition, with Holifield and Western Northern members forming a bloc to block southern legislation. The revolt spreads to the Senate with McCarthy backing independent action.
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Rayburn
Washington
Chet Holifield
Los Angeles
Independence
Harry Truman
Holifield
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Texas
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House of Representatives
Rules Committee
Republican Congress
Howard Smith
Virginia
Bill Colmer
Mississippi
Smith
Mr. Sam
Sam
Congressman Smith
Charlie Halleck
Lee Metcalf
Montana
Frank Thompson
New Jersey
Udall
Arizona
Jimmy Roosevelt
Jack Shelley
California
Rhodes
Pennsylvania
Blatnik
Minnesota
Republican National Committee
Democratic National Committee
North
Middle West
Far West
Senate
Indiana
Halleck
Murray Snyder
Adm
Charles Kirkpatrick
Navy
Rickover
Kirkpatrick
Snyder
Scranton High School
Japan
Rotary Club
Inter-Governmental Committee For European Migration
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
PACTS ON TRUCK LICENSE FEES DISCUSSED
About 350 Iowa Motor Truck Assn members heard discussions on pro rating interstate truck license fees under Midwest and Uniform compacts. Panels led by Harry Boot outlined fees based on mileage travelled in each state. States covered include Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Illinois and a wider Uniform group across 11 western and mountain states. Local advertisers note newspapers deliver higher ROI than other media.
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DES Moines
Iowa Motor Truck Assn
Midwest
Harry Boot
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Illinois
California
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Washington
Bridge expert explains probabilities in a hand victory
The column discusses probability in contract bridge with a hand where South opens four clubs and plays a heart finesse. It argues a queen of hearts finesse at trick two would give South a 3 to 1 chance, vs a later finesse, and shows how two even money chances improve success, illustrating long run percentage strategy.
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King
Watt
Rosing
East
Declarer
West
Irea Syndicate, Inc
Inheritance Questions for Diabetics About Marriage and Children
A medical discussion on diabetes and marriage. Diabetics may marry with caution and continued physician guidance. Children of diabetics face higher miscarriage risk for mothers and possible inheritance when parents are carriers. carrier status is not easily determined.
Knee bursa function and vitamins question answer
The bursa sac provides lubricant fluid for smoother knee movement. Excess fluid may be from infection inflammation or irritation. Thiamin and niacin are present in yeast foods vegetables and cereals.
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