Republicans confident Eisenhower 1956 bid to win Congress
Section summarizes GOP optimism for 1956 congressional gains despite Senate races and Democratic gains since 1952. Johnson’s heart attack complicates Democratic cohesion. his return could unite the party. Disarmament talks at Geneva loom with mutual distrust and need for workable inspection. Meat market: hogs cattle and poultry prices expected to fall. 1955 red meat output projected at 26.3 billion pounds versus 25.4 billion in 1954.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
Agriculture Department
United States
Watermelon schemes and travel notes in Baytown humor
A playful Baytown column blends watermelon capers by Catherine and Ted Sims, a tastily wild tale of a watermelon harvest, and lighthearted travel vignettes about the famed Hartman typewriter. Mose Sumner’s European cigar tally and old Texas jokes pepper the page as summer humor and local color.
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Harimans
Catherine Sims
Citizens National
Ted
Kilgore Road
Ang Oatherine
Catherine
Kenny Lind
Teddy Roosevelt
Robert Je. Lee
Alamo
Disney
Ontmen
General Santa Anna
Alex Schoyens
Baytown
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashboel
Texas
Fred Hartman
Bitter Ang
Syd
Gould
Beulan Mae Jackson
Baytown, Genes
Congress
Matiensi
Morocco Crisis Hints at Wider Allied Strife
A Moroccan independence representative cables President Eisenhower urging him to demand France end the killings in Rabat. The note frames Casablanca as a symbol and questions Geneva talks, while stressing Moroccan self determination amid Franco authorities.
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Hich
Morocco
Gentval
France
Canterenen
Moroccea Independence Party
Eiserhower
Cas
Foroven
Geneva
North
Afdes
Cole Am
Morocco Turmoil Deepens as Riots Rage in Casablanca
June violence erupts after Casablancan editor’s assassination sparking clashes between French authorities and Moroccans. Grandval orders purge of police, tanks fire on crowds, and French officials flee as rioting escalates with dozens dead and hundreds wounded.
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Mikolai A. Bulganin
Morocco
Casabinnen
Casabinnen Newspaper Was Assassinated By Fellow Frenchmen ,Batause
Casablanca
Bath
Une
Cusayinen
Gilgert Chrandval
Lieney
Morocce
Sitrh
Medina
Gringdval Tits
Murtay Fas
Veedy
Sablanca
Seremi
Grandval
Fio
Paris
Mant Matteii
Jean Cambiazo
Mattei
Union
Marvern
Frankia
Cambiaze
Tito May Influence Big 4 Talks At Geneva
Tito, Yugoslavia’s leader, could shape Geneva negotiations as Western and neutral powers court Belgrade. Yugoslavia’s strategic position borders NATO members and Soviet satellites, with a pledge to stay independent. Tito’s stance may affect talks on a European security organization and regional alignments.
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Tito
Geneva
Unite Press
Yugoslavia
Fir
Coneva
Belgrade
United States
Neutratisto Juvanarial Nehru
India
Uo Nn
Burma
Paul
Frederikk
Greece
France
Egypt
Wosianke
Lebanon
Russia
Tste
European Security Organization
Europe
Maly
Hungary
Romenia
Bulgaria
Sileltite
Austria
Turkey
Auks
Tt ‘Ag
Fragmented Trivia From A Jammed OCR Page
A garbled quiz list asks about Shakespearean plays with mythical names, phobias like nyctophobia, and misread facts on Hermes, Latin phrases in flagrante delicto, and biographical favors. It mixes birthdates, titles, and oddball clues with names like Petrarch and Hitler in a scattered, puzzle-like card.
Soviet Leaders Reveal Weaknesses in Geneva Analysis
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes Khrushchev frankly admits issues in grain losses housing and consumer shortages. It contrasts Moscow's military progress with political and economic fragility, citing bureaucratic rigidity and black market strains. U.S. warnings link Russia's strength to military build up.
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Washington
Russia
Krushchev
Kremlin
Soviet
Nikita Krushchev
Communist Party
Central Committee
Uie
Krushichev
Pravda
Georgian Communist Party
Georgian Soviet Republic
Khrushchev
Khishchev
Towa
Kazhelestan
Beet Hu Sh and American eating trivia
Did You Know summarizes random facts about American eating habits and production. It notes beet Hu Sh intake, hot dog consumption in 1934, and that some cars have multiple electric motors. The Nebraska newspaper count and circulation figures are included.
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