Free World Faces Its Greatest Challenge From Soviet Leaders
AP analyst William L. Ryan argues the 1955 Soviet program aims to outmaneuver democracies without war, extend influence in Asia Africa the Middle East and Latin America, and mobilize front groups to weaken Western unity while preparing for economic and political pressure across uncommitted regions.
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Kremlin
Georgi Malenkov
Moscow
Europe
West
Asia
Middle East
Africa
Latin America
Geneva
Germany
Free World
Scientific Warfare
Khrushchev
India
Mayo Clinic Pioneers Heart Lung Machines In Major Medical Drive
The Mayo Clinic and the University of Minnesota are advancing heart lung machine use to bypass damaged hearts and lungs for 20 to 40 minutes during repairs. Mayo reports 38 patients saved by the devices, while Minnesota cites simple, cheap machines aiding three children with varied congenital defects.
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Rochester, Minn
Mayo Clinic
University of Minnesota
Mayo
University
University of Minnesota Medical School
Minanect
F. D. Dodrill
Detroit
John Gibbon
Philadelphia
Mayo Clinic Heart Group
Gibbon
Eee
E. Deneia
Rry G. Harshbarger
Peter Hetzel
Robert T. Patrick
Earl H
Husband Of Today Must Meet Handyman Shortage
Vivian Brown notes Leap Year 2000 amid six million more marriageable maids than bachelors. The piece argues modern husbands must be versatile, able to fix, build, cook, and host, or risk being sidelined as women demand capable partners. It uses playful tone to urge practical skills over superficial looks.
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New York
Dee
Gore
Resolve To Be A Defensive Driver
Martha Clontz outlines a 1956 safety pledge urged by T. A. Wilson and Capt. J. R. Teague to reduce High Point accidents. The article stresses defensive driving as a mindset and practice, citing 1955 figures of 910 crashes, 159 injuries, and three deaths with $240,000 in vehicle damage, urging motorists to stay alert and adjust speed for conditions.
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Martha Clontz
T. A. Wilson
Safety Council of
High Point
J. R. Teague
Teague
Capt
Wilson
Explosion Rips Through Sylacauga Home and Store
In Sylacauga Alabama L H met regent was a river and discharging dynamite. Boom Boom Boom The third boom knocked him out of bed and he picked himself up in the wrecked bedroom of his combination home and store which one been smashed by an automobile. State Patrolman Bill Summerlin said William J Goodwin went to sleep while driving down a steep hill. The car went down an embankment hurdled a ditch and crashed into the Dillard house about 200 yards from the highway.
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Sylacauga
Ala
L. H
Bill Summerlin
William J. Goodwin
Dillard
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Popular Front
Maurice Thorez
Communist Party
Japan
Palmiro Togliatti
Italy
Iettice
World Peace Council
National Liberation Movement
N. 5
Indonesia
Burma
Nehru
U Nu
Chou En-lai
China
Soviet Union
Cairo
By Jimmy Hatlo
By Vivian Brown
Sumter
South Carolina
United States
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W. Commerce
Zett
N. Main ST
East Commerce
D. & H. Gospel Book Store
Msi
U. S. Army
NAVY
Sink & Cabinet
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