Editorial Defends U two flights and policy stance
The piece argues that Eisenhower’s foreign policy rests on bipartisan support and that the U two reconnaissance mission, though criticized as ill timed, is necessary for national security. It notes ongoing openness to negotiation with the Soviet Union while warning that Soviet fear and distrust could spark conflict.
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White House
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Congress
Hisenhower
Soviet Union
Reflections on Khrushchev and a Soviet Visit
A Washington writer argues that Khrushchev’s anti US rhetoric faded after the summit and Adlai Stevenson’s stance weakened. He recounts a journalist’s view of Moscow Leningrad’s grim reality, showing gray streets, shuttered housing, and government custody of children, contrasting with American life.
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Khrushchev
Adlai Stevenson
Lyndon Johnson
Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Leningrad
Siberia
Mose
Gorky Street
Tobacco Road
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Novosibirsk
Paris
London
New York
Che Baytown Sun Nationally by ck ane Inc
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Inside story traces Rockefeller bid to run for president
Drew Pearson details Len Hall’s pivotal but covert influence in pressuring Rockefeller to run and Ike to step aside, while Hall’s own ambitions crumble under Nicaro Nickel scandal links. The piece also covers Macmillan’s strained bid to unite the Big Four and U.S. moves on West Virginia vote-buying probes and Eisenhower’s Japan trip.
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Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Len Halli
Republican National Committee
Hall
USA
Ike
Denver
Tke
Len Hall
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Justice Department
White House
Cuba
Frederick H. Snare
Republican Party
Hart
New York
FBI
West Virginia
Kennedy
Dillon
Herter
Tokyo
Japan
Party
Penance Paid For Luncheon Meat Theft Ad
In Wheeling West Virginia an ancient apology appears in the 1929 record. Robert Martin signed a Morgantown postmarked note admitting stealing a piece of lunch meat from a Wheeling produce truck. He said he was 18 and jobless then and paid $1.50 to seek absolution.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling Intelligencer
Robert Martin
Morgantown
Martin
Today’s Grab Bag and Name That Actor Quiz
Quick daily trivia and a celebrity guessing feature. Questions cover postwar Alabama claims, Xenophon, which pole is colder, timbre, and the 1893 Columbian Exposition. Includes a birthday note on William Penn and a “How’d You Make Out?” quiz with names and clues.
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Arctic
Antarctic
U.S
Britain
U. S
Caicago
Memorial Day Leisure Peak Promises Big Spending
SAM DAWSON reports that the Memorial Day weekend will unleash record leisure spending across the nation. Auto, oil, and recreation industries expect billions in sales as travel, boating, pools, and DIY markets rise, with consumption fueled by heavy installment financing.
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New York
National Safety Council
Frances J. du Pont & Co
Universal Clt. Credit Corp
CLT
Everywhere Assignment: Office Humor in New York
AP reports a collection of jokes about secretaries and office life in New York revealing workplace dynamics. The quips touch on loyalty, raises, pension plans, gossip, and flirtations among staff and bosses, highlighting tensions and social norms in a late era office setting.
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New York
Ively
Eloise
Migs
Tigely
Youre Telling Me To William Ritt
A quirky column fragment mocks a cookbook claim about hording an ostrich egg and jokes about Washington D C naming, with Grandpappy Jenkins weighing in on government bureau humor and a cartoonishly vague note about vast gold dust in oceans.
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William Ritt
Television Log Schedule May 30 31 station lineup
A historical TV schedule fragment lists programs for Monday May 30 and Tuesday May 31 with times across morning to afternoon blocks. Entries include World At Large, News, The Texan, Wells Fargo, Captain Kangaroo, Price Is Right, As the World Turns, Guiding Light, and many others, reflecting a full day’s network lineup.
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Riley Conway
Weathergal
John Daly
the Texan
Wells Fargo
Bourbon Street
Peter Gunn
Ann Sothern
Steve Allen
Hennesey
Victory At Sea
June Allyson
Deadline
Jack Paar
Mana
MGM Theater
Naughty Maketta Ik
FBI
Don
Houston
Mickey
Amanda
Cadet Don
Capt
Kangaroo
Joan
Miss Brooks
Jack la Lanne
Lucy Howard Finch
Guiding Light
Restless Gun
Joyce Hayward
Mrs. North
Bob
Loretta Young Theater House Party
All Star Theater
Bible Verse About Grace in Ages To Come
A quotation from Ephesians 2 7 highlighting that God may show the exceeding riches of his grace toward us through Christ Jesus in the ages to come. This excerpt reflects on divine kindness and salvation as proclaimed in the biblical text.
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Christ Jesus
Missed Slam Costs Americans 1530 Points in 1955 Match
In the 1955 Great Britain versus United States world championship, Alvin Roth chose a six card club slam over hearts, finessed clubs, and led hearts. A wrong diamond reveal and a club finesse produced a one trick set at one table while the other reached six hearts for a 1430 point slam.
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Saven of Hearts
Great Britain
United States
Senapiro
Ellenby
Reese
Alvin Roth
King Beaty
Roth
Schapiro
West
Declarer
Pleasantely
Irea Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues
A compact list of crossword clues with across and down entries covering vigorous items beverages rhythms and numbers. Includes clues for celestial terms animal names territorial phrases and common abbreviations aligned to a daily puzzle format.
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Folk OF Fame
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Thorvald Helmer
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Nan Jones
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Luana Patten
William Penn
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Hal Boyle
Office Pension Plan
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