Atlantic Nations Rally in Paris for Unity and Peace
The conference in Paris gathers heads of government from Atlantic nations as President Eisenhower and leaders reaffirm unity to pursue a peacetime offensive against disarmament threats. Khrushchev’s Satellite program and Soviet prowess test Western resolve while European powers weigh the benefits of allied cohesion and renewed diplomacy.
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Gene Pinely
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Industry encroachment shifts farms as costs rise nationwide
The piece discusses farm population decline due to industrial encroachment and rising living costs. It notes pressure on state legislatures, the push for a national right to work, and tensions over part time farming. It references the American Farm Bureau Federation and broader economic effects on farming communities.
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Show us the Father and the works that prove me
Jesus explains to Philip and the disciples that seeing him is seeing the Father, and that belief rests in the works he performs through the Father in him. He promises the Advocate, the Spirit of truth, will dwell with and in them, ensuring they are not left orphans.
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Editorials on rail passenger cuts and missile debates
Editorial notes railroads retreat from passenger service citing family car competition. It covers New York Central seeking to drop Cleveland to Cincinnati and Cleveland to Indianapolis and St Louis routes. Also comments on Soviet ICBM hype and Dornberger view of progress. Mentions new radio telescope amplifier at Harvard University and Senator Flanders urging secrecy on Cape Canaveral rocket tests.
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New York Central
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Cincinnati
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St. Louis
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Agassiz Station
Actor Osh Logan Buys Connecticut Mansion On Spur Of Moment
OSH LOGAN famous for Mr. Roberts Picnic and Sayonara reveals a new habit buying houses. He recently purchased an old Connecticut mansion on a whim, joking his wife Nedda called it a $75,000 song. A burlesque queen notes she turned a TV quiz win into a $64,000 check and quips about grinding versus bumping earnings.
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Adenauer Emerges as Key Man at NATO Paris Meet
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer dominates the NATO talks in Paris shaping early tone and pressing for using diplomatic channels to probe Soviet peace offers. He warns that any missile bases must be matched with decisive allied unity while keeping reunification of Germany as his ultimate aim.
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Paris
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Europe
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Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Nikolai A. Bulganin
United Nations
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Germany
East Germany
Science Speaks on Missile Debate in Alice in Wonderland Tone
United Press reports on cautious promises around a major missile project. Dr Werhner von Braun questions an allotment of funds while Pentagon chief Holaday makes optimistic satellite claims, sparking congressional scrutiny and voter anxiety about national security.
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Washington
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Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Cape Canaveral
Fla
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Army Research
State Handbook Draws National Attention in WV
The West Virginia Conservation Commission and the Department of Education publish Living, Learning, Loving West Virginia. Requests from about 35 states triggered a reprint of 10,000 copies. 22,000 copies were printed last June at a cost of around $8,000, with another $3,700 needed for the new print run. Notables such as U.S. Senator Richard L. Neuberger and officials from Parks and Recreation, Wildlife Service, and the Chamber of Commerce sought copies. A R Benson praised the booklet for use in public schools.
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Department of Education
West Virginia
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Bowers
U.S
Richard L. Neuberger
D-Ore
Parks and Recreation Board
Winona
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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Connecticut Division of Sport Fishing Institute
Washington
Monkey at Felt Factory Sparks Humane Effort
Chicago Anti Cruelty Society director J. J. Shaffer explains why three men were sent to capture a loose monkey in a felt factory. He states that one man cannot outsmart a lone monkey and emphasizes careful, humane handling to avoid harm.
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J. J. Shaffer
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