The Costly Illusion of Military Victory Over Communism
The author argues force alone cannot win the Cold War and warns against clinging to a military solution. A peace-first approach, divesting arms and appealing to global heart and mind, is needed to win over oppressed masses and avoid war. The piece challenges belief that Khrushchev will back down to pressure and stresses reality of hunger, humiliation, and attraction to peace and plenty.
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Khrushchev
Mao
Berlin
Red China
Yalu
United States
Dristan Decongestant Tablets Claim Quick Sinus Relief
New tablet claims to drain congested sinus cavities quickly and with no discomfort by delivering medication through the bloodstream to the sinus area. Marketed as Dristan Decongestant Tablets, 24 tablets cost 98 cents with a money back guarantee if pain and pressure are not relieved.
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New York
N. Y
Pat Brown Seen as Friendly but Not Ready for Presidency
In a lengthy interview Governor Pat Brown of California appears amiable and sharp on state issues yet unsettled on national politics. He worries no California name has broken through nationally, doubts a Democratic governor from the West can secure the presidency, and remains wary of vice presidential deals while seeking to stay a significant regional factor.
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Moscow
San Francisco
Pat Brown
California
Nelson Rockefeller
Sena
Kennedy
Humphrey
Adial Stevenson
Brown
Sen
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Wou
Governor Brown
Khrushchev
America
United States
Sacermento
Harry S. Truman
White House
Truman
Symington
Our Water Use Critique From an American View
The piece rails against excessive bathing and water waste, citing Milton Bass and Charles K. Parker, arguing Americans use far more water than needed. It notes 44 million drink inadequately treated water and 31 million lack pollution treatment, cites dry towns Painted Post and Corning, and laments lack of action despite studies while suggesting humor about baths and fluoride.
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Colorado
Oxford
Michelangelo
Florence
Rome
Manhattan
Herbert H
Upstate
New York
Painted Post
Corning
Albany
Erasmus Corning
Houghtons
Milton
Finland
Seven in Jail Cells Couldn't Be Let Out
PLATTSBURGH NY AP prisoners at the new Clinton County jail were locked in last weekend when the automatic rock system broke down. For more than 24 hours a lock specialist team from Decatur Iron and Steel Corp. in Decatur, Alabama, freed seven inmates who said they enjoyed a day off from work but missed their exercise.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
Clinton County
Decatur Iron and Steel Corp
Decatur
Illicit Liquor Trade Laments Drying East Tennessee
Alfred MacFarland, state revenue commissioner, told a law institute in Konnville that he doubts any effort to dry up East Tennessee will succeed. He said the area has a hotbed of illicit liquor traffic and might not want to be dried up.
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Knonville
Tenn
East Tennessee
Imade
Thomas
Alfred MacFarland
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