Keep An Eye On Iraq And Iran For Double Trouble
The piece argues the Formosa flare is possibly a screen for Russia’s Middle East moves or a two pronged push by Moscow and Beijing. It links Kurdish revolts in Iran, Iraq’s regime shifts, and Soviet diplomats to a broader plan, urging vigilance from diplomats and military.
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Iran
Reds
Russia
Quemoy
Matsu
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Formosa
China
Southeast Asia
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Tim
Paul Lantz
Taxpayers gain with expanded use of short Form 1040A
The IRS expands 1040A eligibility to incomes up to 10000, up from 5000. The simpler form offers a flat 10 percent deduction for personal expenses and easier processing. About 14 million used 1040A last year and 31 million are expected to use the short form next year.
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Times
Sam
Truman Speech Critiques Eisenhower Defense Plan For Legion
Former President Truman denounced the Eisenhower defense policy as wicked and disastrous while addressing the American Legion. He urged maintaining a margin of safety with more personnel and a strong quota of armed forces amid inflationary budget pressures.
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Truman
American Legion
Harry
Eisenner
Truman urges nuclear deterrence and arms superiority stance
The text recalls President Truman addressing veterans about war readiness and the need to exceed enemies in armament. He cites FDR’s atomic program as a model and argues for maintaining military and economic superiority to deter a third world war, even at high cost. He warns against trusting dictators and endorses strategic pressure over testing firepower.
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Rose
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Soviet Union
FDR
Truman
Defense
Neil McElroy
Legionnaires
Roosevelt
Washington News Notebook Nostalgia and Pocketbook Blues
Washington notes mix nostalgia and irony as former President Truman reads his old hometown paper Vernon Texas grows to 13 000 and Secretary Anderson keeps touch with home while Ike’s Newport trip sparks talk of woman trouble. Indonesian Independence Day wanes under financial strain and florist Victor Stein proposes US Russia flower diplomacy through Interflora at a meet in San Francisco.
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NEA
Harry Truman
Independence
Vernon Record
Anderson
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Vernon
Texas
Ambasador Notowidigdo
Victor Stein
San Francisco
America
Russia
Stein
Interflora
Kremlin
U. S
Rhodesia
Uncle Sam
Enduring Hard Times and the Call to Duty
A sermon urges that hardship builds character not comfort. It cites James 1 12 and a pastor's elder perspective on rural poverty versus modern ease, valuing faith, determination, and sacrifice. The piece notes periods of trial having fueled church growth and asks believers to endure difficulties for spiritual renewal.
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James
Webb film about newspapers sparks tale of -30- origins
Hollywood publicity frames Webb new project around the newspaper end marker -30- with competing tales from telegraph operators printers and columnists. The piece also notes tobacco's varied uses among Indians and white cultures, plus two North Carolina children's books set in the mountains.
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