Cleopatra and brain workers in early press opinions
A collage of editorial snippets argues Cleopatra’s influence in Rome and mocks the notion that brain workers can thrive on little sleep. It cites Geographic Society, Julius Caesar, Mark Anthony, and Edison while lampooning claims that humans can cut sleep to two to three hours without ill effects.
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National Geographic Society
Cleopatra
North
Caesar
Tapas
Rome
Venus
Mark Anthony
Octavius
London
Londoner
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Money Holders After Nice Probe Echo in Phenix City
In Phenix City Alabama money slowed as bill collectors for a Georgia furniture chain took only two dollars after the slaying of A L Patterson, a crackdown on vice lingers. Soldiers from Fort Benning eyed the city as Gov Gordon Persons vows tight controls until January, a move hoped to starve out gamblers and vice leaders blamed for the fatal night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix
Georgia
Phenix City
A. L. Patterson
Caulderon
Vice
Tts
Ft. Benning
Alabama
Gordon Persons
Patterson
Eisenhower Churchill Open Talks on Indochina and Asia
In Washington, President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill move beyond general remarks to address Indochina and stopping Communist expansion in Southeast Asia. A high level source says Southeast Asia will be a main topic, with Eden seeking Western Pacific unity and Dulles pressing immediate anti-Communist action in the Far East. Dulles and Eden plan to meet before a White House luncheon with Congress members.
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Washngton
Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Great Britain
Winston
Anthony Eden
Thas
John Foster Dulles
Eden
Dulles
Geneva
Far East
State Department
House
Sefiste
Rebels Establish Provisional Government in Guatemala
Anti-Communist Guatemalan rebels set up a provisional government led by Commander Carlos Castillo Armas amid intensified raids on Guatemala City. Rebel claims of advancing on the capital contrast with government assertions of control as air strikes hit Zacapa and Chiquimula, and reports describe a mounting Cold War escalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bummerlin
Teguicgalpa
Honduras
Guatemala City
Jacobo Arbena Guzman
Carlos Castillo Armas
Liberation Army
Chiquimuls
Honduran
Chiquimullg
Associated Press
Jack ‘Rutledge
Chiquimula
Rullege
Zacapa
Hight
Mexico
Boston
Hope Legionnaires Dominate Mena in League Contest
Hope Legionnaires defeated Mena by 184 to 8 in a league game. Wayne Johnson and Byron Thompson anchored a 120-hit Hope attack with four hits apiece. Sean Gough was credited with the win.
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Hope Legionnaires
Mena
Wayne Johnson
Byron Thompson
Hope
Sean Gough
Arkansas Timber Guard Stands Watch Over $729 Million Toast
A small force of 212 guards protects Arkansas timber worth about 729 million dollars. Rangers, earning 163 dollars a month, monitor 700 acres each from 100 foot towers via radio and telephone links. Aviation and TV pilots increasingly aid fire detection while regions divide into three forestry zones.
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Arkansas
Little Rock & Arkansas
Woodland
Amberland
Arkansas River
Louisiana
Five Towers
Ineach
Forestry and Parks Commission
Tanger
Jim Mesriln
Forestry Service
jCivil Air Patrol
Inow
Marlin
Forestry
Tovers
Africa
Arkansians
Forestry Aid
Parke Commission
Astronomer Discovers New Asteroids and Space Hazards
Indiana University astronomer Dr Frank K Edmondson announced at a meeting of the American Astronomical Society that nearly 500 new asteroids have been found and some previously lost objects rediscovered. The bodies range two to 50 miles in diameter and could aid future spaceship navigation by clarifying their orbits and positions in space.
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Frank Carey
Scince
Ann Arbor
Mich
Edmondson
Probers Explain Why Two McCarthy Aides Lacked Clearance
Washington The Defense Department told Sen McCarthy's investigations subcommittee why two subcommittee aides handling secret documents had not received security clearance. The Pentagon's position arrived in a letter to acting chairman Sen Karl Mundt, who said he would announce actions after a closed meeting next week. Mundt would not identify the two aides but indicated a recommendation for action.
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Herbert Foster Washington
ULP
Defense Department
Joseph R. McCarthy
Pentagon
Karl_H. Moral
RSD
Mundt
South Dakotan
Sb Committee
Yarcribers
Panther Valley Faces Its Biggest Crisis
panther valley towns in eastern pennsylvania face an economic crisis after Lehigh Coal and Navigation suspends anthracite operations. Lehigh, the area’s major employer for about 40000 residents, cites heavy losses and a plan to boost production meets miner opposition. Continued on page 7.
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Lansford
Panther Creek
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co
Lehigh
Pennsylvania
Board of
Giaitagers
Philadelphia
Old Cowpeas Glamorized at Hope Station Event
Hundreds of Negro farm families gathered at University’s Fruit and Truck Crop Branch Experiment Station near here to view a new southern pea variety and irrigation effects on yields. Dr. Bowers explained the term southern pea and noted varieties Grey Crowder Peacock Crowder and Dixie Lee yielded over 5 000 pounds per acre. Lincoln discussed boll weevil and pink bollworm control with weekly spray testing. Women saw rice cookery and horticultural demonstrations while Dr. Davis headlined the afternoon session with other officials present and youth programs by 4-H NFA and NHA members concluding the program.
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John L. Bowers
College of Argiculture Horticulture Department
Charles Lincoln
College
Goltan
Teunty Negionce
Lawrence A. Davis
Arkansas A. M. & N. College
Pine Blut
Dean Lipperts. Ellis
College of Agriculture
John W. White
Cecil M. Bite
Hope Station
Robert L. Robenson
Wrightsville
NFA
4-H
NHA
Fighting In Guatemala War Of Words Turns To Unclear Force
Guatemalan officials and anti Communist invaders trade claims as censorship hides losses. About 3000 invaders, possibly more, backed by planes, clash with a 6000 strong Guatemalan army police. If the invasion falters, U S aims in Latin America weaken amid implications for loyalty and peasant support. Continued on Page Two.
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James Marlow Washington
Guatemala
Nies
Czechoslovakia
Uged
United States
Min Jeaders
Ghatemaly
Jorge Ubico
Corp
Foreign Trade Policy Debate Shifts To Congress
Washington. Senate rejection of a liberalized three year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act shifts foreign trade policy questions to 1965 Congress. A 45 to 32 Democratic vote backed a one year extension, while leaders from both parties said the test did not decide Randall Commission recommendations. President Eisenhower urged caution and said he would accept the one year plan for now. Leader Millikin and Sen. George urged hearings next session before broader changes. The bill goes back to the House with minor Senate amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Millikin
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
George
D-Gao
Senate
Randall Commission
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Milikin
Tere
Randal
Randall
White, House
U S Opposes Guatemala Request at United Nations
United States rejects Guatemala's plea for the UN Security Council to meet again over Central American fighting. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. warns Guatemala not to become a pawn of Soviet plots in the hemisphere. The council votes 10 to 4 against the move. Guatemala to pursue regional talks with the Organization of American States.
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Frangio W. Carpenter
United Nations
United States
Guatemala
Security Council
Onze Ito
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Council
Lodge
Soviet Union
Velo
Gefer
Pespite the Lodge
Ricbardo Castillo
U.N
France Faces Waning Power in Colonial Turmoil
A fragmentary analysis discusses France's fragile grip in Indochina and North Africa, noting rising nationalism in Algeria and Tunisia, Communist pressure in labor circles, and the risk of broader collapse if Paris cannot maintain prestige and military presence amid Algeria and Morocco.
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Parture
Vists
Nam
Africa
Dien Bien
Phi
Tunia
Politcal
Morocco
Algeria
France
Communist Party
Tunis
Haga Atlp
Oo 3
Freance
Indochina
Aera
Pra
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Alex. H. Washburn
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Johnson City
Tenn. Press, Chronicle
Churchill
Reds
George, Prentice
Senate Group
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hemisphere
Panther Valley
Col. Cantillo Armas
Gol
Miguel Mendoza
Esquipulas
NEA Telephoto
By Joe Hall
U.S
Fidttor
Williamc L. Ryan
North Africa
Paris
William
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