Britain Breaks With US On Trade Embargo In Far East
Britain again diverges from United States policy by lifting embargoes with Communist China. The move erodes NATO unity, risks arms and nuclear trade restrictions, and could leave the United States to act alone in Asia, with Canada, Australia, and New Zealand as modest allies. The piece condemns Macmillan’s policy as damaging to Western unity and security.
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Paris
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North Korea
North Vietnam
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South Korea
South Vietnam
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Suez
France
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Mediterranean
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Canada
Australia
New Zealand
British Commonwealth of Nations
Saving on Food Costs Through Planning and Impulse Control
The piece cites Vance Packard and a Indiana grocer noting 25 percent savings possible by planned shopping lists. It highlights that 70 percent of food buying is impulse driven, with men more prone than women. Clerks push early-week specials to draw traffic. A frugal housewife who lists, avoids packaging cues, and shops early can cut costs without harming nutrition. It also reports on a medical conference where Dr. Ferguson urges reducing infant deaths within twenty years, stressing prenatal care and cooperation between obstetricians and pediatrics to protect babies during birth and infancy.
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Indiana
Dumant
James I. Ferguson
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University of Miami
Florida
New York Medical College- Metropolitan Medical Center
United States
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Luke AP18 Jesus asks who others say he is
The passage recounts Jesus asking his disciples who the crowd says he is. Peter declares Him the Christ of God. Jesus warns to tell no one and predicts suffering, death, and resurrection on the third day. He urges self denial, cross bearing, and following Him. Some will not taste death before seeing the kingdom of God.
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Washington March of Events centers on political rifts and disarmament
The report outlines a growing split in House Republicans between Minority Leader Joseph Martin and top aide Charles Halleck, noting Halleck’s bid for leadership and Martin’s reluctance. It also discusses skepticism over a US-Russia disarmament pact and the open skies proposal, with Knowland and Radford voicing mistrust. The piece surveys 1960 election issues, from farm policy to federal aid and education, and hints at shifts in labor and political strategy affecting the national landscape.
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Massachusetts
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Indiana
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California
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Moscow
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West seeks better ties with Egypt amid Suez fallout
Western allies push moves to ease strains with Egypt after the Suez crisis. Britain funds goods for Egypt with blocked credits, the United States negotiates debt relief, and France may resume canal use. Nasser faces both Western overtures and strained Soviet relations as Cairo seeks a more favorable balance with Moscow. Evgeny Kissilev returns to Moscow amid Egyptian complaints over economic ties. A Cairo briefing suggests Nasser hopes to reduce Soviet influence by improving Western links.
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United States
France
Suez
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Middle East
Suez Canal
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Naser
Hussein
Joreyn
Russia
Cairo
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Abdel Monim Kissouni
Kissiley
Moscow
United Press
South Gaining On Civil Rights Amid House Debate
Members of the House civil rights bloc warned southerners may push a jury trial amendment that could wreck the civil rights bill. The House opened debate after days of procedural fights. a final vote is expected late next week.
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Senate
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Clinton P. Anderson
D-N. M
Eisenhower
Russia
Britain
Anderson
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Sid Richardson
Earl Chudoff
D-Pa
GOP Plans For Congress Control
Washington reports the Republican Party concludes a two day planning session led by Party Chairman Meade Alcorn to map strategy for retaking control of Congress next year. Vice President Nixon and President Eisenhower were slated to address, amid GOP tensions over the administration budget and legislative aims. The effort seeks to overturn the mid term seat loss pattern and regain the House and Senate.
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Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Sie Eisenhower
GOP
White House
Charleston man says he ran through hotel door to escape fire
A 47 year old Charleston man told Judge Meiworter he believed the DuPont Hotel was on fire, prompting him to crash through a glass door. The defendant, James D. Thomas, was uninjured and a drunkenness charge was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Minal Court
James A. Me
James D. Thomas
DuPont
Thomas
McWhorter
Crater Shaped Buffalo Wallows Mark Western Plains
National Geographic notes ancient buffalo wallows formed when sixty million bison roamed the continent. The earthen pits filled with dust and water created notable craters across plains and prairies as weather cycles occurred.
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