Editorial: Dulles Moves After France Rejects EDC
The United States and Great Britain backed a plan to rearm West Germany within NATO to deter Soviet aggression, arguing it as a viable alternative to the failed EDC. France's opposition is seen as a risk to its own security, with critics warning that reliance on EDC would have better protected French interests and freedom.
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United States
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Dulles
Paris
U. S
Adenauer
Churchill
U.S
Washington
Germany
EDC
Ers
New York Yoker recalls golf and showbiz links
An eclectic column reflects on indoor golf at Town House Golf Center with patrons like Patty Berg and Walter Reavely, plus TV plans for Kukla Fran and Ollie. It muses on upcoming theater seasons with Tallulah Bankhead, Fanny, Peter Pan, and a revival of Animal Crackers. The piece closes with a playful jab about Louis Armstrong.
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New York
Yoker
Saratoga Springs
Town House
Patty Berg
Katherine, Rawls
Turn
Wendy Barrie
Sharry Wismer
Steve Allen
Marguerite Piazza
Marshall ‘Bachenheimer
Irving Lewis
Walter Reavely
Aurling
Graham Green
London
Lily
Louis Armstrong
Triffe
New York Reports Police Growth and War Time Club Vibes
Mel Heimer notes Carnegie Hall with Benny Goodman and a Tom TV joke incident. New York bolsters its police force to 20 207 officers as Commissioner Adams urges high standards. The Soldiers' Sailors and Aimes club provides 108 beds at 75 cents nightly, hosting 111 parties for 17 130 servicemen and distributing thousands of tickets to broadcasts, Radio City and plays. The New York Summer festival boosts sales in department stores by five percent. city hopes to turn New York into a premier vacation spot amid lively, sometimes gloomy weather.
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Bennny Goodman
Tom
Darsey Brothers
Neaw York
F W. Adams
Shavick
Aimen
Lexington
Avenue
36Th
Radio City Music Hall
Coast Guard
New York
Bernard Gimbel
Barney
Life fades for a fading star Ruth De Normann in Brighton
A Brighton dispatch reports the death of Ruth Frances De Normann, once a noted English stage actress in the 1920s. Found dead in a squalid house, authorities say heart attack led to a bed fire while she smoked. She lived in deprivation, with ties to the United States and South Africa, and a last 1995 London stage appearance.
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England
Ruth Frances de Normann
Ruby Bower
United States
San Francisco
South Africa
Eric de Normann
Ministry of Works
London
Ruth de NormannStory of Fame and Falling From Grace
By Erich Brandeis Ruth Frances de Normann, once celebrated, ends in poverty and obscurity. The piece argues fame is fleeting and wealth fades without ongoing success, noting actors today save for rainy days while the world forgets past glories. It muses on aging performers and the desire for immediate cash over legacy.
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Ruth Frances de Normann
New York
Hollywood
Ruth Frances de Normain
Eisenhower Eyes Reoffering 1954 Proposals in January
President Eisenhower plans to renew three major proposals in January but faces a hostile Congress. Taft Hartley revision, Hawaii statehood, and a 1k year voting age are unlikely to gain support unless Democrats lose seats in November. Democratic opposition and Alaska linkage cloud Hawaii statehood prospects.
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Baytown Sun
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Senate
Jeber
Hawaii
Alaska
Political clash over outlawing Communist influence in government
Central Press notes Congress passed a measure to outlaw the Communist party amid a clash with Democrats over labor union rights and a proposed crime to be a Communist member. Humphrey led a toned down effort after Obama objections, while tax law talk centers on a cornerstone Eisenhower program with claims of benefiting individuals and curbing double taxation. Former President Hoover is linked to a separate spotlight on policy actions.
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Congress
Communist Party
Democrat Party
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Bible Verse of the Day Spirit and Truth
A concise quotation from John 4 24 stating that God is a Spirit and that worship must be in spirit and truth, reflecting a devotional verse.
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Cod
John
Political Frenzy And Quirky World News From Maine To Brazil
A garbled scatter of lines notes Maine residents voting Republican senators and a Democratic governor, mock battles with New York sportswriters over Indians, a shifted baseball song, a misfired Swiss hunt tale, a joke about St Bernard brandy, Brazil coffee exports, and a needle shortage in Russia, with a sly aside on Soviet fragility.
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Brazil
Reds Conduct New Atomic Tests Developing New Weapon Models
Washington Sept 18 UP official sources said the Russians appear to close the gap with the United States in developing new atomic weapon models. They cited Moscow’s Thursday test announcement and suggested new tests imply improved designs and trigger innovations. Despite claims, U.S. officials noted no sensational breakthroughs and maintained a lead in number and variety of weapons.
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Joseph, Myler
Washington
United States
Moscow
U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
AWC
Jess
AEC
Dha
Nevada
Fragmented Easy Knowledge Grab Bag Card
A mixed collect of quick facts and trivia with dates names and definitions. Notable items include brief mentions of historical figures like Bentham and Mill, a birthday note for Elliott Nugent and Patricia Collinge, plus stray questions about bayonets class IT railroads and daily trains.
Arid Stop Me A Sophomore's Romantic Misstep
A University of Wisconsin sophomore buys a beat up car for a date. He stops outside a theater, lifts his date into his arms, and declares it love at first sight. She protests, noting there are more secluded spots ahead.
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University of Wisconsin
Sophmore
Catapus
US delays arms to Germany amid German concerns
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports Defense Secretary Wilson signed a secret order to stall U S arms shipments to Germany for 12 to 48 months after approval. The pause follows German fears of provoking Soviet aggression and a push to build up the Wehrmacht, with storage issues looming in the U S and Europe.
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Washington
Germany
Wilson
U. S
State Dulles
Pentagon
George C. Stewart
Gruenther
Europe
Rhine
United States
Adenauer
Wehrmacht
Neler
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