Estes Kefauver political enigma and Tennessee triumphs
Senator Estes Kefauver remains a political enigma as he wins a six year Senate term and builds a national profile from crime hearings to presidential bid attempts. The Tennessee victory signals local support for moderation but foreshadows lingering South attitudes toward the Democratic ticket in November.
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Fortress Europe: EEC grows as West Berlin fears loom
The piece notes Adenauer and De Gaulle discuss strengthened Franco German ties and a thriving European Economic Community. It highlights a 40 percent one year rise in internal trade, cautions against insulation from outside markets, and imagines expanding cooperation to include political links while facing Moscow’s threat.
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Adenauer
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Leach Corp Faces Lipstick Rule At Los Angeles Factory
In Los Angeles the Leach Corporation faced a gendered clash over uniforms for women workers assigned to a space program component. Workers refused lipstick, prompting the firm to distribute a non flaking lipstick to prevent damage to delicate machinery.
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Leach Corporation
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Manning
Mother Hubbard
Wings on a flightless future and other odd notes
A collage of quirky lines on flying with metal and plastic, a groom selecting a soulmate, a tall Michigan lad dwarfed, tree cutting for gas stations, vacation postcards with warm regards, and a 90 year old Kentuckian who has spoken on the phone only once. The snippet pokes at modern life with dry humor and curious coincidences.
Cuban poll shows 86 percent back Castro government
Washington survey of 1 000 Cubans in Havana and cities finds 86 percent satisfied with Castro rule, 8 percent oppose, and 3 percent see equal outcomes. Rural areas show Castro dominance, while criticisms focus on lack of democracy and lingering U.S. tensions. If a national election had been held, Castro could have won by overwhelming odds.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Fidel Castro
Batista
Havana
Institute For International Social Research
Princeton
N. J
Lloyd A Free
Dr Free
U. S
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Cuba
Latin America
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Castro
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Khrushchev signals possible U N visit amid election puzzle
James Marlow analyzes Khrushchev as he murmurs about leading the Soviet delegation to the United Nations for disarmament in September. He hints at visiting the United States without a formal invitation, aiming to gauge Eisenhower's reaction and influence the American election climate. Potential outcomes range from a patching of tensions to a propaganda boost for Republicans.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
Russia
Khrushchev
United Nations
Eues
Septemer
Moscow
New York
U.N
Khrushenev
Khruschev
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Ward Bond vents at Ford then lands Wagon Train directing gig
AP reports Ward Bond endured Ford's harsh on set critiques for years. Bond invited Ford to direct a Wagon Train episode for NBC TV. Ford brought Michael Morrison, stealing Bond's spotlight. Bond plans the fifth or sixth fall episode, praising Ford's TV prowess.
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John Ford
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Michael Morrison
John Wayne
Ford Stock Company
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Why She Never Married Is Her Own Affair
Ruth Millett argues that questions about a single woman’s marriage are rude and intrusive. A college graduate 36 who is well regarded asks why men push this question and why a woman should have to justify not marrying. She asserts women have a right to resent such inquiries and urges men to stop asking.
Nobody's Born Big Heavyweights in Politics and Fight World
Paul Harvey reflects on the decline of heavyweight champions in boxing and questions the vigor of political leadership. He argues prosperity dampens crisis-driven greatness, noting fighters and leaders rise under pressure. He predicts hidden heavyweights exist in ranks, awaiting extraordinary demands.
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Joe Louis
Joe Lous
Maxie Baer
Schmeling
Henry Armstrongs
Jack Dempseys
Joe Louises
You
White House
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Eisenhower
Pentagon
Douglas MacArthur
Answer to Previous Puzzle All-If and When Circumstances Demand It
A 1960 General Features Corp opus offers a concise puzzle answer piece. The note signals readiness to apply conditional logic under pressing conditions, emphasizing adaptability and timely problem solving in a witty, compact style.
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General Features Corp
Poem Echoes Youth Vote Ambition and Kennedy Hope
A dated verse laments being under twenty one while public election talk swirls around. The speaker would vote Kennedy if eligible, yet remains unable to cast a ballot this cycle as debates over democracy unfold. A local clipping follows noting a land dispute and a beach development matter.
Katanga independence urged by letters to The Journal
Readers weigh in on Congo crisis, praising Katanga's bid for freedom and denouncing northen aggression. The letter argues Lumumba’s faults, Tshombe’s leadership, and calls for immediate recognition and ambassadorial ties to Elizabethville. Also notes Broadway plan for Harold Pinter birthday drama The Birthday Party.
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Katanga
Congo
Belgium
David Reed
Washington
U. S. News and World Report
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Moishe Tshombe
Liberia
Angola
Rhodesia
Elizabethville
Boma
New York
Arthur Cantor
Broadway
Harold Pinter
London
Carter
Pinter
Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Items
Across clues list concise definitions and cryptic style hints for a daily crossword. Down clues mirror the grid with references to race track official and geographic terms. The set includes classical terms like valor and plain as well as abbreviations and date-like notations for specialized entries.
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