China's entry into guided nuclear missiles signals new balance
In Our Opinion the rise of China as a nuclear power shifts the global struggle among China, the United States, and the Soviet Union. The article notes China’s large Sinkiang facilities and the cautious US stance in Asia, with the Viet Nam era context shaping future policy and power dynamics.
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China
Central Asia
Sinkiang
Soviet Union
United States
Asia
Southeast Asia
Japan
U. S
Viet Nam
Pacific
Union chief predicts largest contract for New York printers
Bertram A. Powers, president of the New York local of the International Typographical Union, foresees a huge contract for printers as negotiations with the city’s newspapers begin. He argues nine other newspaper unions should fare similarly, noting the industry has no more poor cousins after a 140 day strike that he says weeded out weaker outfits.
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Bertram A. Powers
New York
International Typographical Union
Paul Harvey on angry housewives misdirected anger
Paul Harvey argues that Denver protests against rising food prices misdirected at grocers, as women vent anger over economic pressures. He notes dollar decline and broader societal frustrations, urging stay angry but focus on the real issues rather than targeting grocers.
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Paul Harvey
Denver
Portland
Oregon
Rattlesnake scare ends with electric toothbrush revelation
A frightened Los Angeles woman believed a rattlesnake was in her overnight bag and threw it from her apartment window. Police opened the bag to find the contents scattered as a bright object rolled out. The wand-like item proved to be an electric toothbrush.
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Los Angeles
Nebraska Senate Race Mirrors Right Wing Money Power
The Liberty Lobby and the Minutemen draw scrutiny as Vice President Humphrey pushes for a Justice Department probe. Nebraska’s Senate race pits Curtis, a Liberty Lobby ally, against Morrison, with Sorenson and Tiernan also contending. Curtis touts a hostile record on key bills, hinting at Liberty Lobby influence in a state once led by George Norris. Frontier Airlines ties to powerful O Neill backers help suppress liberal voices amid campaigning.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Ramsey Clark
Humphrey
Liberty Lobby
Justice Department
Europe
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New York State
Willis Carto
Robert Deough
John Birch Society
California
Nebraska
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Carl Curtis
Curtis
Senate
Frank B. Morrison
Missouri River Basin
Missouri
House
Eisenhower
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Sens
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Case Smith
Cooper
Neraska
George Norris
Morrison
Able Philip Sorenson
Ted Sorenson
Kennedy
Sorenson
Norbert Tiernan
Snell
Lewis W. Dymond
Frontier Air Lines
Lincoln
Gov. Morrison
Frontier
Frontier Airlines
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O'Neill
Joe McCarthy
Aerojet
KHJ
Los Angeles
FCC
O'Neills
Dymond
Damon Runyon Memorial Fund near $30 million
On the Line Fund a living memorial by Bob Considine notes Damon Runyon died twenty years ago and built a tenuous pension for friends. The Damon Runyon Memorial Fund For Cancer Research approaches the $30 million mark as tributes from Walter Winchell and others flow in and memories of Runyon’s tough wit endure.
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Bob Considine
New York
Damon Runyon
Bowery
Hype Igoe
The
New York Journal
Damon
Valhalla
Runyon
Walter Winchell
Jimmy Cannon
Sherman Billingsley
Ed Edie Walker
Winchell
Broadway
Cannon
Billingsley
Walker
Joe Gans
Henry Armstrong
Gans
Henry
Ceferino Garcia
Runyon Memorial Fund Drive Honors Damon Runyon's Charity
In New York the Rain bow Room hosts a black tie dinner dance to honor Damon Runyon and promote the Runyon Memorial Fund for cancer research. Prominent organizers, including Mrs. Bennett Cerf and Arthur Godfrey, rally Runyon phil es from across the country to support grants and fellowships in cancer research worldwide.
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Winchell
Annals of Medical Research
New York
Rainbow Room
Rockefeller Plaza
Bennett Cerf
Robert Z. Greene
Bennett
John Daly
Arthur Godfrey
Shopping center lease protection clauses in modern retail
A ABA public service feature explains how protection clauses in leases limit competition for adjacent shops. Outcomes depend on lease wording and whether the rival business shares the same principal line. Courts view such restraints as reasonable within small areas and short time frames to preserve economic harmony.
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American Bar Association
Will Bernard
Tape recorder wish prompts chaotic family road trip
In Louisville a father recalls wishing for a tape recorder during a vacation with six children. The kids fought, crawled over seats, and one became ear sick while the parents endured the clutter. The wife questions the idea, joking about sending a tape to the Pope.
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WISH
Louisville
Bob Streicher
Streicher
Washington must dispel Viet Nam confusion for Asian allies
Manila dispatch notes three points fueling doubt among non Communist Asians about U S policy in Viet Nam. 1954 Geneva talks proposed UN supervised elections. United States opposed unchecked elections and seeks clarity. Questioned legality of U S forces after coup, and permanence of bases like Cam Ranh Bay. Ambiguity unsettles allies and hinders trust in Washington.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
Manila
United States
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Asia
United Nations
North Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Diem
U. S
South Viet Nam
Pacific
To the Point Yak fanciers dream of population boom
Russell Kirk extols the yak as a hardy, manageable beast. he and his wife bought a baby yak and plan to have more. He notes yaks in New York game farms and Central Park Zoo, contrasts them with bison, and discusses conservation of global wildlife, praising careful introduction of species to new lands.
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Russell Kirk
Michigan
Dwayne Cummings
Stanwood
America
Information Bureau
New York City
New York
Catskill Wild Animal Supply, Inc
Central Park Zoo
United States
Mecosta County
Africa
India
Arctic
Britain
Antarctic
Lapland
Scottish Highlands
A Dandy in Aspic Shows Future For Spy Fiction
Derek Marlowe's A Dandy in Aspic is praised for inventive espionage and sharp dialogue. Eberlin, a British desk spy and Russian double agent, navigates a dangerous lead to self murder while Berlin and London scenes unfold with gunplay and eerie messages. The book earns high marks for atmosphere, humor, and potential.
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Derek Marlowe
Putnam
Marlowe
Eberlin
Russia
Krasnevin
Moscow
London
Berlin
Fleming
le Carre
James Bond
Biddeford Lace Journal Ad Rates and Mail Details
A Biddeford Maine newspaper listing shows the Biddeford Lace Journal with office at 11 Adams Street and publication by W. Paul Casavant. It lists managing editor E. P. Ingalls and contact lines. Subscription rates are payables in advance: one month 2.60 dollars, six months 15.50, one year 31.00. It notes Associated Press affiliation and second class postage at Biddeford Post Office.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business Depts
Associated Press
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