America's War Britain's War in The Economist
The Economist argues Asia must be stabilized by Asian powers, not Western troops, and outlines two paths for Southeast Asia. It envisions an American effort to sustain a non Communist center in the north between Saigon and Rangoon and a British effort to build a non Communist Malaysian government in the south, stressing interlinked outcomes and risks to either side.
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the Economist of
London
Elizabeth I
Economist
America
Britain
Asia
Birmingham
Alabama
England
Washington
China
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Indonesia
Saigon
Rangoon
Age and fashion clash over women’s maturity and style
The piece critiques the obsession with youth in fashion and argues older women should celebrate age and size. It cites Mary Mannes and Clare Boothe Luce, urging society to value experience over perpetual youth and to allow wider fashion choices for women of all ages.
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Harper's Magazine
Mary Mannes
Aevi
Misa Mannes
Garden City Telegram Subscription Rates and Delivery Areas
The Garden City Telegram lists delivery options with carrier and mail rates. Rates include 1.85 weekly by carrier, 9.00 yearly to certain areas, and 13.00 yearly elsewhere, with college student and other discounts. Local and distant service areas are noted, along with postal and subscription terms.
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Tiouth
Garden City
Finney
Lene
Scott
Wiehjte
Greeley
Hamitta Kearny
Grant Jaskel
Gray Cayollas
Ares College
Yemonth Getinoi
Welegraiy
Gervicg
Klan subversive listing recalled by Drew Pearson
Drew Pearson recalls personally spying inside the Ku Klux Klan in Atlanta and notes its 1947 placement on the Justice Department subversive list. He ties Klan activity to Republican figures, cites 1925 Washington parade, and recounts clashes with Gov. Arnall and later Alabama and North Carolina incidents amid GOP convention tensions.
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Ku Klux Klan
Washington
John Birch Society
Klan
Atlanta
San Francisco
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Stern
Tom Clark
Texas
Nelson Rockefeller
Communist Party
Justice Department
John Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Kansas
Samuel Green
Atlanta Klavern
Ellis Arnall
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta Journal
Ralph McGill
Georgia State Capitol
Arnall
Republican
Georgia
William Hartsfield
The
Constitution
Gerald L. K. Smith
John Patterson
Alabama
Patterson
Bob Shelton
Wallace
Jimmy Byrnes
South Carolina
Donald Russell
Terry Sanford
Federal Pacts Aim at Midwest Economic Talks
LINCOLN NEB AP A group of 12 midwest states will convene in Washington Friday to discuss government research contracts and regional efforts to attract more. Nebraska Governor Morrison, head of the Midwest Governors Conference, says the meeting marks the first known joint session of Democratic and Republican senators and governors on economic development. Attending governors include Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri Iowa Ohio Kansas Indiana Michigan North Dakota and Nebraska. Illinois and South Dakota governors will be absent but their senators will attend.
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Morrison
Lausche
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Iowa
Ohio
Kansas
Indiana
Michigan
North Dakota
Nebraska
Illinois
South Dakota
Retirement Dreams From Hal Boyle Says
NY AP columnist Hal Boyle muses on life’s busy grind keeping people from pleasures. He imagines 65 as a cue to quit work, retire to a country porch, drink bourbon, read, and get a tattoo while chasing liberty and a final dramatic life reset.
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Bowery
Bali Dreamer flees to retire in distant paradise
A retiree declares he will escape to Bali to enjoy a quiet life. He tells his wife and grandchildren it has been fun but not worth keeping the arrangement permanent. He urges readers not to worry if no further word follows.
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Bali
Italian Newspaper Strikes End With New Two Year Pact
Rome AP report notes Italy's long series of newspaper strikes ended Tuesday night with a two year contract for non editorial workers. The deal grants a general 12 percent wage boost over two years. The agreement follows a four day walkout that closed most Italian papers. In Asia some farmers associate bamboo flowering with famine predictions.
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Rome
Italy
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Garden City Telegram
the Telegram Publishing Company
Telephony Bredeae
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Iwortuitie
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U.S.A
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Calvin Colidge
Stone Mountain
North Carolina
Carl Sanders
Elm City
N.C
First Presbyterian Church
Rand
James L. Jones
Kilansmen
Gov. Rockefeller
Sanford
Hal Boyle
New York
Garden Cue Telegram
Parts
Tire & Supply
Beller
Leonard
Aotasco
FT Ae
Afi
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