Fragmentary notice with uncertain pricing and dates
A damaged OCR item references a three month period and a charge of 33.00 cents per month, mentioning a mall outside the Virginise and unclear month labels, yielding minimal readable details. The fragmentary text provides no clear event, entity, location, or outcome to confirm.
U S Science Lead Seen Despite Soviet Admission Weakness
The article notes U S dominance in pure science cited by Soviet officials during a symposium and parliament sessions. It highlights Soviet plans to raise capability, the substantial Soviet science funding, and U S strengths in manpower and educational infrastructure driving future competition.
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Jesus Predicts Joy After Early Sorrow
In John chapter 16 Jesus tells disciples that a little while they will not see him and then they will, their sorrow turning to joy. He promises they can ask the Father in his name and receive, so their joy will be full.
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Editorials Mirror Law and Politics Across States
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Try and Stop Me Hundred-Dollar-Bill Parody
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Peace talk views split East and West leaders
United States and Soviet Russia spokesmen voiced hope to ease tensions during Christmas week. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles urged proof of Communist sincerity, while Khrushchev signaled possible forces reductions but warned of new weapon developments. Menshikov named ambassador to the United States as Furtseva shifts roles.
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Republicans Face 1960 Challenge Lacking Top Strategists
Washington observers warn the Republican Party risks a weaker 1958 to 1960 showing without a genuine political genius. The piece reviews past New Deal elections and lists senators seen as strong or vulnerable, noting how strategic talent and conservative anti-Ike factions shape future GOP fortunes.
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Polio Vaccine Stockpiles Destroyed Amid Apathy
Health News Institute reports vast quantities of outdated polio vaccine are being destroyed due to public apathy in winter. About 45 million under age 40 have not received shots, with 16 million under 20, as makers overstock and discard hundreds of thousands of doses to clear inventory.
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Echoes of Hell's Kitchen Then and Now Memory
A reminiscence recounts early 20th century West Side life with block fights on weekends, Greek immigrants on the 1910 shores, rooftop mattress nights, dodgy pool halls, morphine scenes, and a gallery of boxing legends including Kid Griffo and Al Palzer. It recalls detectives, gambling joints, fire threats, and changing times from a seedy past to a quieter present.
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World New Year customs vary in contributing traditions
An overview of New Year celebrations from around the world notes diverse customs in Italy Spain Colombia Mexico Germany Sweden the Soviet Union England Scotland and other regions. Traditions include counting grapes tossing old items leading to prosperity and shared meals or ceremonies as midnight bells herald a fresh year.
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