Emmy Awards Roundup Praises Hope Over Benny For Humor
The piece opines that Bob Hope outshines Jack Benny in the television Emmy humor category while noting Benny and Astaire also won or were nominated. It argues Loretta Young outshines Barbara Stanwyck for best actress and critiques overall voting authority, suggesting the results carry little weight.
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South Korea on edge as new flare up alarms world
The State Department said American troops are not involved but the Korean crisis raises fears of a renewed hot war. The analysis notes timing with Laos, suggests Communist influence, and warns that a weakened South Korea invites external pressure. The coming weeks are pivotal to see how the junta and rebels unfold events.
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George Rustproof dream pal for every home
Hal Boyle imagines a robotic ideal friend named George Rustproof who eagerly handles all chores from waking you, shaving, dressing, and carrying you to the bathroom to running the house, entertaining guests, and consoling you. The spoof praise notes his loyalty and quirks while noting a single fault the TV can tempt him to smash.
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Stevenson Right In Urging Summit Talks Says Pearson
Drew Pearson reports that Adlai Stevenson proved correct in urging Kennedy to meet Khrushchev. He argues Kennedy faced Kremlin pressure, Cuba crisis, Laos and Geneva tensions, and that Stevenson’s stance aligns with current diplomatic reading of Moscow’s stance toward Washington.
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Freeman to speak at K State milling technology wing dedication
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman will address the dedication of Kansas State University's new $2 million milling technology wing in Manhattan. John A. Shellenberger notes the four story steel and concrete building offers unmatched flour and feed milling instruction and research, with pneumatic stock conveyance and electronic controls enabling precise material flow.
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Wild canaries inspire small town chatter in Iowa visit
Mrs Niedens recalls wild canaries passing through her mother's Iowa home as spring migration prompts surprise among friends and neighbors. The birds differ from domestic canaries with darker yellow and markings and sing pleasantly though not as polished as household pets.
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Crops Reported In Good Growth In Kansas
Kansas crops showed good growth last week despite dryness in the southwest and floods in the southeast. Wheat reached full headed stages in extreme southern counties, 24 percent ahead of average. barley, oats, and corn planting lagged, with 21 percent of corn in ground by May 13 versus 48 percent on average. Some grass tetany losses in cattle reported.
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U S Accused of Meddling in British Affairs
Labor MP Tom Driberg charged U S Embassy officials with meddling in Britain’s affairs by distributing a pamphlet attacking nuclear disarmament. He said the embassy sent an address list and an addressing machine to aid the effort. An embassy spokesman confirmed the list was sent but offered no further comment.
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Wishing Pool Behind Last Year’s Salute to Spring
New York AP reports the fountain in front of the New York Public Library was dismantled after this year’s Salute to Spring. Donated coins totaled $28.37 versus $537.55 last year, funds that previously paid for four magnolia trees on library grounds.
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Justice Douglas Sees U.S. Victory After Ideological Struggle
In Meadville, Justice William C. Douglas of the U.S. Supreme Court says the United States is losing the ideological battle with communism in Asia but will triumph in the end. He remarks on the broader Cold War struggle and U.S. resolve.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Red Struggle Speech Highlights Ideological Clash
Douglas spoke at Allegheny College on Tuesday night asserting that with freedom's laws and ideals, the side should win the ideological contest, signaling confidence in the struggle ahead.
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