The Problem of Berlin and the East German Exodus
The article argues that mass East German emigration to the West shapes anti communist momentum across Europe. It claims the emigrants are educated leaders who would push for societies free from secret police rule, hindering progress in East Germany and posing a multi faceted challenge from Moscow perspective.
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Europe
Communist Party
Reds
East Germany
Party Commisar
Berlin
Moscow
Youngsters Should Work To Build Habits And Trade
The secretary of health and welfare argues that youths should be employed in useful jobs with profits secondary. He disputes excessive child labor laws and links work, not coddling, to reducing delinquency while offering future trades. He notes government spending on delinquency and favors wage regulation to keep youth busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
A Difficult Man De Gaulle Resists UN Mediation Over Bizerte
The article calls Charles de Gaulle a difficult loner who resists UN action at Bizerte, arguing that without France’s support the UN’s prestige among smaller nations will suffer. It warns that his stance may undermine international cooperation unless he shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bizerte
Soviet Submarines Highlighted in Naval Display
The Soviet Union showcased its sea power with a naval demonstration near Leningrad but kept rocket-firing submarines hidden. Deputy Defense Minister Andrei Grechko praised up to date atomic powered subs armed with rockets, while Western observers were unimpressed by the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Defense
Andrei A. Grechko
Red Navy
Ingrad
Grechko
Atlantic News-Telagraph Subscription Rates Display
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists pricing for local and mail subscriptions. Rates vary by duration and destination, including in town, Cass county, Iowa, United States and Canada with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options.
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Walnut St
Atlantic
Iowa
Cass
U. S
Canada
Air force training flights prompt scrutiny and reform
Drew Pearson reports on civilian cabinet planes charged to public funds versus air force officers using government aircraft for personal trips framed as training. Ex governor Joe Foss and reserve colonel William Crandall face questions over costly flights, private use, and missing cargo lists. Tax chiefs convene in Asheville to ease taxpayer burden. Cyprus bright spot visible as Greek Turkish judges tour US, praising cooperation and tax compliance amid island tensions.
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Drew Pearson
South Dakota
U.5
American League
Celene Dells
Internal Revenue Chief
Air Force
National Guard
Joe Foss
American Football League
Dallas
Joe
Sioux Falls
S.D
Foss
William J. Crandall
4Th Troop Carrier Squadron
Hensley Field
Tex
Crandall
Joe Earl
Brazil
Charleston
S.C
Col
Earl
Channefield
Ill
Chanute
Biloxi
Miss
Cyprus
Turkey
Greece
Washington
Cyprus Constitutional Court
Michalakis A. Triantafyllides
Munir
Congress
The
Bell Syndicate
Glider Pilot Seeks Strong Winds for Iowa Crossing
Bob Fisher of Moses Lake Washington aims to become the first to fly a glider across the country. He reported sailing about 90 miles Sunday in weak winds before landing in an oat field near Stuart Iowa after takeoff on the Nebraska side of the Missouri River.
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Stuart
Bob Fisher
Moses Lake
Wash
Fisher
Here
Nebraska
Missouri River
Bartlett
Fisher Aims For Cross Country Flight In About 49 Days
Fisher hopes to complete a cross country flight in roughly 49 days but recent delays due to insufficient winds have slowed progress.
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Fisher
Man Returns Home With Extra Boat In Clinton
William Johnson, son of Clinton, returned from a fishing trip with an unexpected find. He pulled up anchor from the Mississippi River and discovered a 14 foot aluminum boat attached. He planned to let the owner claim it after cleaning it.
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Clinton
William Johnson
Johnson
Mississippi River
How Nerves Build Muscle and The Role of Chemical A
Nerves produce chemical A to drive muscle development. Initially muscles seem strong but over time repetitive use leads to damage that destroys much of chemical A, causing muscles to fail. Rest can restore muscle function once A is replenished.
Civil Defense Reservoir of Assets Explored
In a Washington report, Sterling F. Green details state and federal steps for wartime readiness. Warning networks link 400 central points to 5,000 local sites in minutes, while a backstopped radio system remains ready if wires fail. Major banks and firms store records underground and the Fed holds currency reserves. Emergency centers in five states and a Blast proof Nebraska facility illustrate relocation plans, with half funding from the federal government.
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Sterling FP
GREEN
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
National Defense Executive Reserve
Hawaii
Delaware
Georgia
Virginia
Maryland
Nebraska
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A boy sits at his desk fearing rejection for not being recommended. He imagines Jimmy and the world beyond, then writes and reflects on failures shared by many who later win. The piece centers on resilience through early setback.
Burglar Denise Serruguet Linked to 30 Home Thefts
Police say Denise Serruguet, age 39, confessed to stealing about 20 000 francs roughly $4 000 across 30 burglaries over two years. She was released to care for five children while awaiting trial. The report ends with a public safety tip not to drink and drive.
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Denise Serruguet
Classified lines indicate delivery issues for Atlantic city
Inquiries list multiple neighborhoods and phone numbers, urging residents to report missed city carrier deliveries before 7 p.m. The fragmented text points to a local service or notice guiding residents in Atlantic to contact numbers for delivery problems. The exact carrier or date is unclear.
Crosby and Hope Plan New Road Comedy Adventure
Bing Crosby and Bob Hope start work on a seventh road picture with Panama and Ben. The film will feature a London segment and set pieces including an undersea kingdom and a moon sequence. The duo will again chase a lead actress while maintaining the familiar road formula.
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Bob Thomas
AP Movie-Tv
Wester London
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Singapore
Zanzibar
Morocco
Utopia
Rio
Bali
Panama
Frank
Bing
London
Hope-Crosby
Luther Laymen elect leaders at Iowa West convention
Luther Ollenburg of Knoke was named presider of the Luthern Lay men's League of the Iowa District West Missouri Synod. James Meyer of Paullina was elected treasurer and Arnold Popp of Arcadia was named to the board of directors after the group's 15th annual convention.
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Francis C. Kelley
Merry
Vrew Pearson
Casper Wye
Hensley
Asheville
N.C
Internal Revenue Service
Mortimer Caplin
University of Virginia
Internal Revenue
Man
Myasthenia
Gravis
Dr. Fern
Killer C
Contract Bridge Vy B
Jay Becker
Champlonchip Pay
Individee
Schapiro
East
South
Nine of Hearts
U.S
Sterne F. Green
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Noble
Anandia
Spicium
George Matthew Adams
Highland Addn
LeViste Place
Fairlawn Addn
Zurtich Addn
Revie
Hope
Crosby
Bermoule
Bob
Ag Teegal
Viliine
Dorothy Lamour
Ron Joan Collins
Peer Music CO
Nyer
C. R. Porter
Idansger
Uncen, Mebreske
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