Israel Eichmann Case Moves to UN Security Council
Newsom's News Analysis examines Israel's bid to try Adolf Eichmann for war crimes and the political fallout. Argentina defends sovereignty while West Germany and the U.S. weigh extradition and alliances. The piece notes Soviet PR angles, Polish caution, and the Lemkin genocide treaty backdrop amid a tense international scene.
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Growth Stocks Dominate Markets Amid Inflation Fear
Wall Street shifts toward growth stocks, sidelining blue chips as economists debate the ideal growth rate. Business Week notes bear markets in old standbys and bull runs in others, with growth stocks seen as the engine of inflation. Analysts warn against overpricing and mutual fund promises of guaranteed gains while noting rising price earnings on top electronics issues.
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How to Launder Nylon Stockings for Best Look and Longevity
When laundering nylon stockings, smooth them before hanging to dry. This helps them look better and last longer, preserving shape and avoiding wrinkles or pulls.
Ike's Popularity Rises as Crises Hit Johnson Support
President Eisenhower consistently gains public support after crises such as the U-2 disclosures and Summit breakup, with Gallup placing his approval near peak levels. Senator Lyndon Johnson’s campaign path faces state visits and conventions, while graft allegations loom over incumbents in upcoming elections. The piece notes shifting campaigning tactics, party finances, and labor federation fundraising efforts amid a changing political climate.
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Pope Stephen II short reign begins March 25 752
United Press International notes Pope Stephen II had the briefest papacy, elected March 25, 752, and dying within 72 hours from apoplexy.
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Khrushchev Likely To Address Romanian Communist Congress
In Bucharest the Romanian Communist Party congress met in closed session with unofficial sources saying Nikita Khrushchev would address the gathering. Western observers awaited his speech to gauge his talks with bloc leaders and Gomulka was expected to join satellite officials Thursday.
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