A World in Turmoil Warns of Ongoing Global Strife
The author argues that multiple regions including Africa the Middle East Eastern Europe and parts of Asia are in upheaval. He notes Cuba and several American nations undergoing changes while the United States and Britain act as stabilizers preventing a global explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Middle East
Europe
China
Southeastern Asia
India
Cuba
Central
South America
Berlin
France
U.S
No Regulation For Labor
Numerous labor bills are expected to be introduced at the current session the congress. Most will outlaw practices recognized as wrong and provide protection for workers and their funds, but crooked leaders often divert benefits. Big labor will oppose any move to regulate it, making passage difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Georgia School Closures Threat Over Integrated Enrollment
A letter from Mari lyn warns that if any school in Georgia must close due to a Negro enrollment, all state schools would shut down. Marilyn, living near Atlanta, notes locals largely oppose integration yet fear statewide closures. Officials deny any integration plans despite petitions from ministers doctors educators and PTA groups.
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Marilyn
Georgia
Atlanta
PTA
Will Destroy Steel and Communist Excesses
The author argues that aggressive communist excesses aid non communist regimes by exposing their practices. He cites Heln as a prime example and notes revolts in parts of southeastern Asia near China. The piece says communism will self-destruct as it ignores individual rights and history shows the individual’s rise cannot be halted.
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Heln
Asia
China
Veronique Peck Embraces Home Life Between Films
Hollywood star Gregory Peck’s wife Veronique, a Paris correspondent, says being a girl reporter pays. The French silkily discusses family, privacy, and plans to travel to Australia for a film with Ava Gardner and Trevor Howard, while managing a bustling blended household.
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Hollywood
Calif
Veronique Peck
Gregory
Paris
Veronique
Peck Bomre
Brentwood
Mrs. Peck
Iike
Peck
Jonathan
Stephen
Carey Paul
Anthony
Cecilia
Australia
Pop
Frech
Will ɢMphane
Ava Gardner
Fred Astaire
Melbourne
Veronique Prefers Domestic Life Over Fashion Fame
Veronique designs her own clothes and uses a dressmaker but has no desire to be a professional designer. She cites the ideal of being a wife and mother as a fulltime career worth the best talents a woman can offer.
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Veronique
Fire Hazards At Iowa Mental Institutions Scrutinized
Des Moines AP reports discussion at the Iowa Study Committee on Care of the Aging on using prison labor to fireproof state mental hospital buildings. Former Gov. Robert Blue criticized the Board of Control for not following Fire Marshal Ed Herron’s recommendations as Lappen questioned funding limits and called the Soldiers Home in Marshalltown a fire trap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa
Aul M. Walter
R-Union
Iowa Study Committee
Robert Blue
Eagie Grove
Ed Herron
Board of Control Institutions
Wetter
House
Herron
Robert Lappen
Board of Control
Lappen
Marshalltown
Air Force retires its B25 bomber at Reese AFB
In Lubbock Texas the Air Force formally retires the B25 bomber once a World War II combat workhorse. Goodbye ceremonies marked the graduation of the last students who trained in the aircraft at Reese Air Force Base as future cadets will train in the T33 jet.
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Lubbock, Tex
Air Force
Reese Air Force Base
Atlantic News-telegraph publication details and rates
Publication receipt shows Atlantic News Telegraph at 314 Chestnut St Atlantic Iowa with evening issues except Sunday and editorial staff led by F D Simpson. Rates listed for local carrier and mail subscriptions vary by area including Cass county and other regions with different durations and prices.
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Chestnut St
Atlantic
Iowa
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
News
Congress
Ember Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Associaton
National Editorial Association
Cass
U. S
Canada
Faubus Pinko Probe and Cuban Revolution Reflections
Congress investigates Arkansas Governor Faubus for alleged un-American ties amid letters urging scrutiny. Luis Muñoz Marín discusses the Cuban revolution as a grass roots social change. Senate moves delay over Green’s office space as Elder statesman resists relocation.
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Drew Pearson
Faubus
Green
Wiseold
Luis Munoz Marin
Commonwealth
Washington
Frondizi
Cuba
Munoz Marin
Betancourt
Venezuela
Lookin Around And the Dual Control Electric Blanket
A light column notes a Wichita fan joke about a dual control blanket misused by a couple, causing sleepless nights until they correct their settings. A librarian reports high demand for children’s books after story hour, prompting a restock. The piece closes with a seasonal remark on holiday candy and a plan to diet.
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Marilyn
Banks weighing merger could reshape New York finance
Manufacturers Trust Co and Bankers Trust Co, the fourth and seventh largest banks in the nation, explore a merger. Combined assets would reach about 6.78 billion, still trailing First National City Bank’s 7.93 billion and leaders Bank of America and Chase Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manufacturers Trust Co
Bankers Trust Co
Stth
First National City Bank of New York
Bank of America
San Francisco
Chase Manhattan Bank of New
Contract Bridge Hand Shows Clever Play in Masters Event
In a South club hand from the Masters Championship practice match in Italy, South opens 1C and reaches 3NT after a sequence. Declarer exploits dummy's long spades, discards diamonds and hearts to secure four spade tricks and defeat via careful heart play, with East choosing discards to reach a final 5 heart trick endgame.
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Italy
West
East
South
Declarer
Booth
Mast
Ether
Edst
Pamphlet Still Available For Allergy Sufferers
The Allergy Foundation of America offers a free pamphlet on Hay Fever and Other Allergic Diseases with guidance on allergy types, injections, and treatments. Write Box 1005 Grand Central Post Office New York 17 for information.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M. D
Allergy Foundation of America
United States
The
Allergy Foundation
Grand Central Post Office
New York
Lies Trouble Comes and Trouble Goes Poem
A short verse by Edgar A. Guest reflects on the mixing of labor and leisure. It notes that life blends care and pleasure and that people must balance work with spending money. The piece is attributed to The George Matthew Adams Service from 1959.
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George Matthew Adams
Fire Marshal Urges Faster School Fire Inspections
Iowa State Fire Marshal Ed Herron says progress on inspecting 2 500 schools for fire hazards is slow due to staff shortages. He notes 25 counties completed since last September with 15 more near completion as deputies handle 15 000 other buildings plus arson work. He cites open stairwells and weak warning systems as top risks and says follow ups are rare due to time constraints.
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Des Moines
Ed Herron
Iowa
Herron
Seek Free State Pamphlets
Des Moines AP Iowa lawmakers on a 1957 law weighing fees for state pamphlets including fishing laws. The Interim Committee considers freeing pamphlets costing under five cents to print, after the Conservation Commission said printing costs are about one cent per copy.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Legislaive
State Conservation Commission
George Paul
Brooklyn
Close Call As Furnace Outlet Fails
The Perry Morrison family escaped a gas furnace failure with only headaches and nausea after their outlet malfunctioned. Mike woke twice with stomach aches. Mrs Morrison felt a severe heart ache at 7 a.m. and the family left before any major harm occurred. Alaska faces a major tuberculosis issue, but public health services are gaining control.
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Perry Morrison
Mike
Alaska
Babson Sees Gravity Control as Industry Breakthrough
Roger W. Sabo argues that regulating or retarding gravity could boost productivity and reduce fatigue in factories. He cites the Gravity Research Foundation and potential uses in rockets, missiles, and everyday work, suggesting investors consider the concept for industrial peace and efficiency. He warns fatigue drives illness and strikes and notes personal skepticism toward selling ideas when tired.
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Gravity Research Foundation
Fresh buying impulse and futuristic tech teased
A columnist muses that shoppers would buy more if stores could refresh them instantly and wonders about regulating gravity with a thermostat. The piece notes cures for cancer and other problems are hoped for soon, though not yet achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Publishers Financial Bureau, Inc
Four Des Moines men plead guilty in mail fraud case
Four men from Des Moines and area pleaded guilty in a federal mail fraud case tied to coin operated nut vending machines. Alva McKee Howard Laing Keith McKee and Chester Keersemaker await sentencing with bonds set at 5000 each and pre sentencing investigations ongoing.
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DES Moines
Midwest
Liberty
Alva McKee
Howard Laing
Keith McKee
Ankeny
Chester Keersemaker
Louisville
North Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
Edwin R. Blicklin
Army designs long lasting tube for radios and TVs
The Army announced a joint development with Signal Research and Development Laboratory and Tung-Sol Electric to create a cold tube using a nickel cylinder coated with milk of magnesia. It glows blue, uses less than a tenth the power, and requires no warm up, marking a major break through in basic tube design after over 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Monmouth
N.J
Army
Signal Research and Development Laboratory
Tung-Sol Electric Inc
Bloomfield
Guns Silent Across Quemoy For Third Straight Day
Communist guns facing the Quemoy Islands remained silent for the third consecutive day. The Reds had not fired since Wednesday, after claiming 246 hits on the islands. Thursday was a no-shelling day, the 40th such day observed. Friday was an odd-numbered shelling day with no fire.
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Tripel
Quemoy Islands
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Orval Faubus
Combs
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Nevada
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U.S.A
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Roger Ww. Sabo
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Mass
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Zambezi River
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