Nuclear Test Treaty Needs Close Study
Editorial urges慎慎 cautious approach to the Moscow signed nuclear test ban. It notes U S Senate approval is required and warns the pact will not end the cold war or disarm the Soviet Union. Caution and skepticism are advised in dealings with the Communist world.
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Moscow
United States
Russia
Great Britain
U.S. Senate
Senate
Soviet Union
Michigan Highway Department
Sears Plans Over 60 Million Dollar Newspaper Ad Spend
Sears Roebuck and Company states it will allocate more than 60 million dollars to newspaper advertising this year, up from 58 million last year, which accounted for 71.2 percent of its total retail media expense. A spokesman links growth to the potency of newspapers and store managers’ reliance on them for daily results.
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Sears, Roebuck and Company
Sears
Government funding shifts reshape U.S. research landscape
Time magazine reports a decade of rapid growth in government led research funding. Government now finances about two thirds of national research while private finance has fallen to the remaining third. The piece warns of diminished individual rights and rising state power if this trend continues, and urges business to avoid relying on government support to protect independence.
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Time Magazine
U.S
When a Vehicle Goes Out of Control in Accidents
A Duluth News Tribune editorial argues that reporters should describe crashes without assigning blame and emphasizes the driver’s obligation to stop when losing control. The second item notes an OST White House plan to study deep-sea farming, mining, and nautical roles for future oceanography advances.
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Duluth News-Tribune
White House
Office of Science and Technology
NEW York Times
Quotation From Hebrews And Ignatius For Today
A devotional line quotes Hebrews 6 15 on patience in obtaining the promise and adds a reflection that one hearing God can endure His silences attributed to St Ignatius.
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God
St. Ignatius
20 Weeks One Year
In a brief note the report mentions a 20 week period within a year and references changes or expectations tied to this span. The text names no persons or organizations and provides limited context beyond the timing.
Turn Back The Clock 30 Years Ago
Edith Huseby Adams led the room furnishing project in 4-H Club work with Mrs. M. E. Cook and Miss May Sontag touring Aug 1 to judge rooms built by girls. Dexter township taxed $261 in firearms while Austin totals were $40. The First District Editorial Association meeting with Goodhue counties was set for Stewartville.
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Edith Huseby
Adams
M. E. Cook
Austin
May Sontag
Dexter Township
First District Editorial Association
Goodhue Counties
Stewartville
Early Austin land deed and 19th century barter note
The abstract shows a lot on 1st Ave NW west of Watkins Beauty Shop with a sale contract dated Oct 21 1858 from J L Davidson to C A Huntington and Paris Woolworth. Consideration listed as 4000 grafted apple roots.
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Austin
William Nierengarten
1St Ave
Watkins Beauty Shop
J. L. Davidson
C. A. Huntington
Paris Woolworth
Red Split Fourth in Five-Part Series on Communist Frictions
AP summary outlines clashes between Red China and the Soviet Union, detailing how Mao and Khrushchev viewed each other and Leninist principles. It contrasts China’s accusations of deviation with Moscow’s critique of dogmatism, noting post Cuban Missile Crisis tensions and the evolving split between two communist powers.
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William L. Ryan
Red China
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
U.S.S.R
Moscow
Poor in Peru Praise US and Resist Castro Infiltration
In Rimac Peru the 800 000 residents of barriadas cheer the United States while resisting Communist agitation. Victor Chirinos leads local councils to aid housing and jobs, with Peru’s President Belaunde urging foreign help to build highways and lift people from poverty.
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Peru
Barbadas
Barriada
United States
Barriadas
Pampa de Comas
Frente Unico En Defensa de Las Barriadas
Victor Chirinos
National Committee For
Central Council
Central Committee
U.S
Fidelismos
Fernando Belaunde
Cuba
Castro
Sierras
USS
Belaunde
South America
the Barriadas
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Doctor Explains How Side Effects Can Be Curbed
The article notes that modern drugs show progress in preventing side effects, but acknowledges that newer, more potent medicines may bring new risks. It explains the need for careful administration and doctor expertise to balance benefits with potential reactions, and cites examples like antihistamines and sulfa drugs.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Ex-Eisenhower Aides Map GOP Policy Papers for 1964
Twenty three former Eisenhower officials and allies form the Critical Issues Council to draft Republican policy papers on defense foreign affairs economy and education for the 1964 campaign. Milton Eisenhower chairs the private group which will operate via multiple task forces with papers to influence GOP thinking while remaining separate from current leaders.
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Washington
NEA
GOP
Critical Issues Council
Republican Citizens Committee
Ike
CIC
Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Eisenhower
Europe
Normandy
San Francisco
Pres
Congress
GOP National Committee
Don C. Frey
Republican Committee On Program and Progress
Charles H. Percy
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Republican
Milton
E St
N.W
Washington, D. C
Robert N. Anderson
Marion S. Folsom
Thomas S. Gates
Oveta Culp Hobby
James P. Mitchell
Arleigh A. Burke
Lauris Norstad
Samuel R. Pierce Jr
Charles §. Rhyne
Walter N. Thayer
Peoples Pulpit Urges Austin Fourth of July Awakening
Editor urges citizens to boost Americanism through education and civic effort. He cites Civil Defense training years ago and calls for a joint effort by the Mayor, City Council, and Board of Education to plan a memorable Fourth of July celebration as a start toward a more informed electorate and stronger national spirit in Austin.
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the Herald
America
Austin
Boston
Chicago
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Board of Education
East German guard sends letter across Berlin Wall
Berlin AP report says an East German border guard tossed a bottle with a note congratulating the US Armed Forces Radio Network on its 20th anniversary. An Army spokesman said the guard writes he often hears the network and that many East Germans enjoy listening.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
Armed Forces Radio Network
Today in History highlights key events for August 8
On August 8, 1963, Boston experienced America's first serious fire with about a million dollars in damage. The date also marks birth of Benjamin Silliman in 1779 and patents by Smith and Wesson in 1854. Puerto Rico hurricane killed 3300+ in 1899, Luftwaffe bombing began in 1940, Russia declared war on Japan in 1945, and a hydrogen bomb was announced by the Soviet Union a decade ago.
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Moscow
Albania
Kremlin
Associated Press
Boston
America
U.S
Benjamin Silliman
Trumbull
Conn
Horace Smith
Dan
Iel B. Wesson
Puerto Rico
England
Russia
Japan
Soviet Union
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