Psychological warfare effort aims at united U S front
John M. Roberts Jr. notes criticism of cold war strategy for lacking offense and cohesion. Gordon Gray to head a new psychological warfare board to coordinate agencies, overcome overlapping efforts, and present a single propaganda front to both Russian and non-Soviet publics.
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America
Gordon Gray
University of North Carolina
Army
Psychological Warfare Board
Gray
United States
Japan
State Department
Europe
Washington
Gray and Washington Reshape Propaganda Control Faction
A newly named psychological warfare board led by Gray could shift direct control of Voice of America and related cultural programs. Members include Lovett, Bedell Smith, James Webb, with joint chiefs cooperation, aiming to clarify policy, not pursue offensive deception.
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State Department
Voice of America
U. S. Information Service
Robert A. Lovett
Marshall
Pentagon
Gen. Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence
Moscow
Eisenhower
SHAEF
Europe
James Webb
Gray
Joint Chiefs of Staff
America
Music-Makers Word Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A compact clue list for a horizontal and vertical word puzzle or crossword featuring items on musical instruments gifts and common terms. The grid references several familiar terms including ions notes and geographic hints, with thematic cross connections and standard crossword conventions.
U.N. Names Commission On Missing Prisoners
The United Nations announced a special commission to address missing and unrepatriated World War II prisoners of war. Members include Countess Bernadette, Judge Jose Gustavo Guerrero, and Judge Aung Khine. The commission was authorized by the General Assembly on December 14, 1950.
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Flushing Meadow
N. Y
INS
United Nations
Bernadette
U.N. Palestine
Jose Gustavo Guerrero
International Court of Justice
Aung Khine
Burma
General Assembly
Uranium Mining Venture Revealed In Stock Request
The Ridley Brothers received state Securities Commission authorization to sell 40 000 additional shares of their uranium mining company stock. They described Canada northward prospecting, a claim near Great Slave Lake, and potential profits up to 1 000 000 dollars monthly. The approval imposed 15 percent promotional expense cap and 820 000 shares already issued must be turned over until dividends begin. John Graham, state examiner, said the second condition protects future investors.
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Bismarck
N. D
Ridley Brothers
State Securities Commission
Charles
Royal Air Force
Canadian Northwest
Securities Commission
Ridley Corporation
Commission
John Graham
State Examiner
Queen Missing Becomes Bee Swarm Saga in Mississippi
Mrs. M. T. Taylor of Hushpuckena Mississippi drowned a swarm of bees clinging to her bathroom wall. The next morning bees buzzed around the house and down the chimney searching for their queen bee.
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Hushpuckena
M. T. Taylor
Anti-Trust Suit Filed On Sugar Beet Pulp Sale
In Detroit the federal government filed an anti-trust suit against General Mills and 11 corporations alleging a 10 million dollar annual conspiracy to restrain beet pulp sales. The Detroit division of General Mills acted as selling agent for nine-tenths of U.S. beet pulp producers, with the suit seeking to halt that role.
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Detroit
INS
General Mills, Inc
Anti-Trust
General Mills
Pretzels Origin Traced to Roman Prayers
The National Geographic Society notes pretzels began in Rome when given to children for proper prayers. The classic knot shape is said to symbolize folded arms in prayer.
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Rome
National Geographic Society
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