Changing World Policy Stances Across Conflicts
The text argues that nations repeatedly reverse policy after wars, from disarming Germany after World War I to arming it against Russia, illustrating constant shifts in U.S. and global policies. It contends that rapid, drastic changes reflect a restless international order and should be expected and even embraced as advantageous for national strategy.
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Germany
Russia
Dows
Daley
Tommorrow
U.S
Right to Try Offenders Across Occupied Lands
The article discusses the right to try offenders under U S law when troops are stationed in other nations. It notes tensions over whether occupying powers or host countries should conduct trials for crimes against Americans and urges close coordination to ensure proper conduct and rights of trial.
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U. S
Japan
Cus
Fifth Amendment usage questioned in Beck inquiry
The text notes that invoking the fifth amendment during congressional questioning does not prove guilt but observes Dave Beck and his son repeatedly shielding themselves, with over ten uses cited during the committee inquiry. The passage reflects on perceived self protection and scrutiny during the investigation.
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Fareself Trotoo
Dave Beck
Congressna
Editorial Briefs on Zoning Polio Shots and Traffic Toll
Editorial notes urge county zoning for safer communities and warn of uncontrolled growth. Polio cases in 1957 be low, urging immediate vaccination as soon as vaccine is available. Iowa traffic deaths surpass 1956 midway through the year, with heavy driving ahead predicting higher tolls.
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Towa
Iowa
Atlantic Vioews-Telegraph Ad Rates Notice
The passage lists subscription prices for the Atlantic Vioews-Telegraph with rates by carrier and mail. Local Atlantic rates: one month 8c, three months $2.25, six months $4.25, one year $8.00. Cass and adjoining counties and wider Iowa rates shown. Canada and U S outside Iowa rates also included.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Dulles kin and Eisenhower aide linked to Trujillo sugar deals
Washington column identifies Robert Hinshaw and Gordon Moore among high‑place relatives entangled with Dominican dictator Trujillo. It alleges Hinshaw funded trips for Trujillo’s sugar quota boost and Moore brokered a green sugar arrangement, with further ties to Henry Holland and lobby networks.
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Drew Pearson
Dulles
Trujillo
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Trujilo
Dominican Republic
Caesar
Caribbean
John Foster Dulles
Robert Hinshaw
Eisenhower
Gordon Moore
Henry Holland
Congress
United States
Rocky Mountain States
Louisiana
Dean Acheson
Justice Department
John Frank
FBI
State Department
Holland
William Pawley
Brazil
Pawley
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
Charles Patrick Clark
France
Roosevelt
Ike
Trujillo-land
White House
Moore
USA
U. S. Customs Bureau
Colonel Moore
Jack Kennedy
Phil Philbin
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Hale Boggs
Apple Pie Dilemma in Edgar A. Guest Verse
A humorous poem by Edgar A. Guest notes the clash between doctors diet advice and craving for apple pie. The speaker laments restrictions while counting the joys of pie and other favorite dishes.
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Edgar A. Guest
Webster City centennial reenactors pursue Spirit Lake rescue route
Twenty six marchers from Webster City reenact a 1857 Spirit Lake rescue, traveling 180 miles to commemorate the centennial opening. Leonard White, 46, leading, notes blisters and bandages while Captain Vernon Brandt says the group remains on schedule despite hardships.
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Ottosen
Webster City
Spuit Lake
Spirit Lake
Leonard W. White
Jason
Vernon K. Brandt
Childish Habits Start Dental Trouble
Child habits can lead to dental issues especially in six to eight year olds as front teeth erupt. Doctors Renfroe and Barber note tongue thrusting during swallowing may push teeth forward and suggest a palatal crib to curb the habit.
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Earl W. Renfroe
Thomas K. Barber
University of Illinois College of Dentistry
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Duck luck ends in Richmond as retriever nets mallard
In Richmond Virginia Lewis Pendleton Jr. and his Chesapeake retriever finally bag a greenhead duck after hours spent in blinds without success. The sudden capture occurred in Pendleton's own yard.
Brain power at White Sands proving ground
A survey shows 496 military personnel at the White Sands proving ground have or are pursuing advanced degrees. Of these, 282 enlisted men hold bachelor degrees and 270 are below the rank of corporal.
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BAINY
White Sands Proving Ground
N. M. Ww
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