Old Salem Preserved Townsfolk Share Colonial Life
Visitors touring Old Salem learn about 18th century pioneer life in Winston-Salem. The Moravian town, founded in 1776, features restored buildings, the John Vogler House, Salem Tavern with George Washington’s 1791 stay, a Wachovia Museum collection, and early education inclining girls’ college roots.
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Winston-Salem
George Washington
Old Salem
Europe
Salem
Piedmont North Carolina
Salem College
America
Old Salem Inc
John Vogler
Salem Tavern
Wachovia
Eisenhower and Congress Near Major Clash Over Spending
President Eisenhower and the Democratic Congress head into a test of divided government with potential vetoes on a $4.056 billion health and labor bill and a $1.375 billion housing compromise. Senate Republican Leader Dirksen signals possible presidential vetoes as administration objects to several funding and policy measures. Senate Democratic Leader Johnson and House Speaker Rayburn push to scale down Democratic spending bills.
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Eisenhower
Democratic Congress
Congress
House
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sam Rayburn
Dtex
Sunday Puzzle Clue List Glitches and Partial Answers
Puzzle fragment lists clues with numbers and garbled terms such as infatuation goddess and military storehouse. Reads like a cryptic or crossword grid set with incomplete entries and mismatched fragments across several entries. The item appears as a rough OCR capture from a Sunday page with many unreadable pieces.
Clues Point to an American Sports and Geography Puzzle
A compact wordplay item listing seven clues crosses sports and place hints. It references a crash, a leaf part, a worship site, a bobble, a mine with Italian link near Syracuse, a Yankee pitcher, and the letters Om.
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Syracuse
Hotel Robbery Stuns Widow Over Diamond Theft
In a hotel lobby the manager voices worry after a diamond robbery at Mrs. Tanner's suite. The widow recounts a midnight assault in which a masked intruder took her ring, threatening her to stay silent, the ring being her late husband’s last gift and heavily insured.
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Mrs. Tanner
Cuba to file rights complaint with U N on Dominican Republic
Cuba will present a note to Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold accusing the Dominican Republic of human rights violations including bombing towns killing rebels and torturing prisoners. The move follows Friday's diplomatic break and cites Cuban air force planes held by Trujillo exiled officials and attacks on the Cuban Embassy in Ciudad Trujillo.
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Cuba
Dominican Republic
U.N
Pris
Carlos Lechuga
Manuel Bisbe
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Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Sweden
Andrew W. Cordier
Lechuga
Raul Roa
Organization of American States
Washington
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Fulgencio Batista
Trujillo
Ciudad Trujillo
State DAV Meet Stalled by Quorum Shortage
The North Carolina Department of Disabled American Veterans adjourned its Saturday business session due to lack of a quorum after two earlier sessions without the required majority of chapters. George L. Bates said the meeting will reconvene after the banquet despite disputes. Howard Fairbanks urged action on highway safety during the banquet address.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Howard ‘Fairbanks
Milwaukee
Wis
National Third
Fairbanks
DAV
Better Shortcakes with Cinnamon Sugar Topping
A kitchen tip suggests sprinkling sugar and cinnamon on top of biscuit dough before baking to enhance shortcake flavor and crust. The note encourages this simple, flavorful finish for a sweeter, crisper bite.
Gas Causes Eye Throat Irritation in Denver Area
Sulphuric trioxide gas from a General Chemical Division plant chimney irritated eyes and throats of southwest Denver residents Friday night into Saturday. Winds and fire hoses dispersed the cloud. no injuries reported and plant operations resumed at 2 a.m. after pump repair.
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Denver
General Chemical Division
Allied Chemical Corp
Paul Morgan
Astr
Ray Nalty
Morgan
Yugoslavia and Soviet Union to resume trade talks
Belgrade AP Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union will resume talks on Soviet investment credits for projects in Yugoslavia including the Niksic aluminum combine in Montenegro and fertilizer plants. Moscow had halted credits after Yugoslavia pursued non bloc ties and Prague discussions followed. The United States provided financial aid for projects initially funded by Soviet loans.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Tanjug
A Oe
Niksic Aluminum
Montenegro
Moscow
Prague
United States
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