United States shifts Viet Nam stance toward talks and elections
Editorial notes a stronger US military posture in South Viet Nam alongside a more conciliatory diplomacy. The United Nations is asked to mediate a cease fire and negotiations among concerned nations. Washington abandons 1956 Dulles policy and is open to withdrawing forces and a free election, while not conceding beforehand.
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United States
South Viet Nam
United Nations
Viet Nam
Dulles
Diplomatic Policy Shift Upheld Amid Viet Cong Talks
The piece argues for gradual diplomatic relaxation and warns the Viet Cong and backers seek victory. It criticizes the United Nations as ineffective, notes Hanoi and Peking are excluded, and urges the United States to pursue a total halt to Viet Cong advances without delaying negotiations or recognizing China’s UN membership.
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Viet Cong
China
United States
Bread Prices, Grandmother's Bake and a Nation’s Rise
A reminiscence traces bread price growth from a nickel loaf to 20.7 cents amid rising living costs. The narrator recalls a grandmother who undercut bakers by baking at home, kneading flour with yeast and milk, and selling loaves to prove home baking beats store bread. Her stand spurred the baker to keep prices, and a cinnamon roll was a bonus.
Wilfrid Cavaness Wins Republican State Senate Nomination
In the primary Wilfrid Cavaness secured the Republican state senatorial nomination, joining Wilson county in the contest. Ed Brinkmeyer and Gus Brenner were set to oppose for the Second district county commission seat. The edition also notes social gatherings, market week plans, and local agricultural forecasts.
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Neosho County
Wilson County
Wilfrid Cavaness
Ed Brinkmeyer
Gus Brenner
Modern Study Club
Highland Park
John P. Nation
Sheila
Lakin McFarland
G. A. Brewster
Neil F. Ashley
David L. McCune
O. H. Cunningham
Bob D. Hamar
Dean Foster
Don McCune Jr
St. Louis
Foster-McCune
Fred Johnson
Floyd Estes
Phoenix
Ariz
Harlan to Quit Supreme Court amid health concerns
Washington reports Justice John M. Harlan, 66, may resign due to eyesight and his wife's health, with talk of President Dewey replacing him. The conservative-leaning jurist has followed his grandfather’s civil rights precedents on key cases.
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Supreme Court
John M. Harlan
Justice Harlan
Supreme Prew Earsor Court
Harlan
Tom Dewey
Intertrigo and skin irritation under the breast area
Readers ask about itching and discomfort from rubbing skin folds. Dr. Molner explains intertrigo, its causes, and treatment including keeping areas dry, using powder, possibly gauze, and addressing secondary infections. Also answers about nylon allergies and cabbage juice ulcer remedies with cautious guidance.
Hiroshima marks twenty years since atomic bombing
Hiroshima observed the 20th anniversary of the 1945 atomic bombing with a one minute silence at 8:15 am. Some 30,000 people gathered at Peace Memorial Park while outside agitators were sidelined. typhoon Jean spared the ceremony from rain until after. The mayor noted outsiders should not turn Hiroshima into a battleground.
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Hiroshima
Japan
U.S. Air Force
Peace Memorial Park
Latin American Talks on Viet Nam Conference
Foreign ministers of Bolivia and Ecuador discuss a Latin American conference on Viet Nam. The piece notes U S favoritism of dictators and includes satirical comments about Sen. Everett Dirksen and a cigarette anecdote alongside New York politics surrounding Chase Manhattan Bank and David Rockefeller.
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Viet Nam
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Korea
Bolivia
Ecuador
Tered Brand
Nelson Rockefeller
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Chase Manhattan Bank
David Rockefeller
James Saxon
Chase Manhattan
Saxon
Chase
Bank of America
First National City Bank of New York
Senate
Tonight on TV: Al Hirt's Fanfare and Secret Agent Highlights
CBS airs Al Hirt's Fanfare with Anna Moffo Chad and Jeremy and more at 6 30. Secret Agent follows John Drake in a mission to avert an uprising. Sunday features Steve Lawrence Victor Borge on Ed Sullivan. Taras Bulba and Barbary Coast films round out the lineup.
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CBS
Anna Moffo
Metropolitan Opera
Chad and
Jeremy
Edward Villella
Patricia McBride
Dionne Warwick
Robert Maxwell
Willie “the Lion” Smith
Stan Freberg
John Drake
Steve Lawrence
Victor Borge
Dave Clark
Dan Rowan
Dick Martin
Mattison
John, Balancer
Ed Sullivan
NBC
Taras Bulba
Tony Curtis
Yul Brynner
Walter Brennan
Miriam Hopkins
Edward G. Robinson
Joel McCrae
San Francisco
Barbary Coast
Television Log Highlights From Friday Schedule
TV listings for multiple Tulsa channels show a Saturday lineup with Westerns, quizzes, dramas, and variety hours. Notable items include Gunsmoke Peyton Place Secret Agent and The Price Is Right. Sunday and Monday entries repeat typical morning news, cartoons, and game shows with Evening news and Talk shows listed.
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Davey & Goliath
Ken
King
Odile
Capt. Kangaroo
Torey
Love Luty
Jet Jackson
Jack Lalane
Andy of
Mayberry
the McCoys
Donna Reed
Rebdus
Victims listed at Hiroshima cenotaph roll reaches 61443
A concrete receptacle under the park cenotaph adds 69 new names of recent radiation illness deaths at Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Hospital, bringing the total identified victims to 61,443. Japanese estimates of total deaths vary from 200,000 to about 80,000 by American officials.
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Hiroshima
Atomic Bomb Hospital
Note Earnest Thief Returns Stolen Wallet with Regret
A man who had his wallet stolen months earlier received a note saying the thief returned some money and would send more if remorse continues to gnaw. The item appears in the Wilson County Citizen with the Emporia Gazette clipping.
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Wilson County
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