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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1955
Page
4
Poetic religious verse by Thomas Kelly declaring the resurrection with joyful tidings. The stanza invites saints to look upon the place where Jesus lay and celebrate the risen Christ.
The piece critiques Mrs. John G. Lee for defending the LWV against Fulton Lewis's charge that the league's Freedom Agenda has Communist ties. It warns against individuals speaking for entire groups and calls for specific evidence rather than broad denials.
Bruce Biassat discusses the ongoing consideration of President Eisenhower seeking a 1956 run, noting continued prospects and political maneuvering shaping his decision.
The piece weighs whether Eisenhower should run again given health concerns and a potential reduced role. It notes Democratic fears of a false image of full control, cites Gettysburg and Camp David as window dressing, and argues Eisenhower’s duty and judgment likely keep him from a reduced presidency.
The Christian Science Monitor notes that British and American diplomats push for a settlement between Israel and surrounding Arab states. Peace could lift blockades and open ports, enable the Kirkuk Haifa pipeline, and permit Arab trade, with refugee resettlement aided by regional water development and US funding.
George E. Sokols ky summarizes Philip E. Mosely's Potsdam accounts showing Stalin demanding immediate un conditional recognition of Soviet dominated regimes in Hungary Romania and Bulgaria while rejecting genuine democratic elections The piece contrasts Leahy's corroboration with Truman's stance and questions shifts in U S policy toward East Central Europe.
The State Department approves sending Dizzy Gillespie and other bebop masters to Europe as a cultural propaganda shift. The move aims to influence Cold War opinion via Voice of America, with home reception also considered, though abroad impact remains uncertain.
Peter Edson reports that Soviet agents tout friendship but have weak delivery records. Russia struggles to supply petroleum to Latin America and machinery to Yugoslavia while promising more. In contrast, Henry Kaiser announces a 130 million dollar steel mill project in India as American engineers oversee a dam contract.
While in Cairo for independence day, a Nile fireworks show attributed to Chinese Communists drew attention for selling displays and cotton payment. a Cairo trade fair featured mainly Czech machinery with no prices and vague deliveries. The U S Commerce Department planned greater participation to counter communist competition, as Hollywood cinema and an American toy train drew interest in regional fairs.
A crossword style clue list featuring entries such as radiosinger Drew and varied definitions. Puzzles include cryptic hints like puffs up and routes with abbreviations, plus suffixes and roles. Readers test vocabulary, spelling, and cross reference to common terms in a compact puzzle format.
A compilation of crossword clues and answers covering items such as Brazilian macaws needy Roman date cleansed pack knelled type of fur male vegetable mortgagee inures ocean curves biblical name kind speeches courtesy title wine continued stories slice town Cornish prefix turf organ of hearing American writer stalks bits pinnacle brown by the sun insect egg shade tree she on radio English river passed over chemical dyestuff veinlet slaver dropsy large plants.
Egypt stalls on World Bank terms while Russia pitches a cheaper financing deal for the Aswan dam. Moscow promises lower costs and cotton payments, tempting but uncertain delivery. Egyptians may turn to the Russians if the World Bank rejects the project, risking a repeat of past commodity-for-arms bargains.
In Morristown New Jersey the Thom as Jefferson Elementary PTA dismissed Program Committee Chair Betsy Jane Bramhall after she protested a UNESCO play on U N Day officials cited non political aims for PTA material Bramhall and allies view the action as liberal overreach and a local protest unfolds as conservatives rally support following the 1955 King Features syndication.
A George Matthew Adams column on constant adjustment in life marriage business politics and personal loss. It notes the need to adapt quickly to new conditions including technological change like the automobile and postwar taxes. The piece ends with a call to plan ahead and find cheer in adjustment.
Edgar A. Guest reminds readers that true wealth lies not in silver or gold but in living well and in peace and brotherhood. His teachings, misunderstood by potentates and kings, led to crucifixion, yet his message endures as millions celebrate Christmas Day.
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