Quemoy Matsu and Formosa Debate Touches Texas Rebels
In a wide, period-voice analysis, Kay Tucker reports on Kunoy and Matsu amid Cold War shifts. The piece links India's Krishna Menon’s mediation hints to U S policy, and chronicles Butler’s Texas Democrat outreach challenging Stevenson-Hariman factions.
Boy Drowns In Gorin Farm Pond
A 16 year old boy drowns while swimming in a farm pond near Gorin Missouri. Melvin Howard, 46, of Gorin, was among three companions who tried to assist his drowning friend yesterday. Parents named Elmer and his wife. The other boys reported they attempted to follow but could not save him.
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Post-Tribune The Pol Established to keep the Tribune alive
The Post-Tribune announces a weekly weekday publication schedule with Sunday edition and mail routes across Missouri and adjacent counties. Rates list yearly and half-yearly subscriptions, including city, county, and outside-M Missouri pricing.
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Molotov’s U S goodwill tour seen as Kremlin triumph
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov toured the United States during a U N celebration in San Francisco. He visited the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art American section, a steel mill in Chiapa, and a Lake Michigan shore stroll before appearing in a safari hat in Wyoming. The trip is viewed as a polished Kremlin PR victory with Madison Avenue echoes.
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Diplomatic lessons urged after future missteps
Adlai Stevenson urges leaving President Eisenhower free to bargain at a major meeting. The piece notes how diplomacy by hindsight is imperfect and criticizes demeaning portrayals of officials. It mentions vaccines, a Pittsburgh doctor, and General Mark W. Clark in a fragmented historical column.
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Missouri Zone Forecasts and Weather Details
Northwest and Sew by snuTi show partly cloudy conditions today tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change around 80 60 80 and scattered showers and thunderstorms. Southeast Missouri expects partly cloudy northeast expanded cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms and little temperature change around 77 67 77.
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Five Lines of Play for Six Spades in A Card Puzzle
Card puzzle explains five reasonable lines to defend and win six spades. Suggested approach combines two concurrent plays, using a club finesse and heart ruffs to exhaust the suit and defeat the defenders. If diamond leads return, you win with the jack and discard a heart, then draw trumps and execute a sequence to reach the goal.
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Station Operator Fatally Beaten in Garryville
Garryville, Missouri, a station operator died after a robbery near a blacksmith shop. County Sheriff Glenn Brows said the victim, 16 years old, was struck three times at the back of the head with a blunt instrument during the early yesterday incident.
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Moral of the Mice Beneath the Atomic Cloud
A fragile tale follows Harriet and Oswald, two lab mice, as an atomic test and a mushroom cloud upend a staged room of clothing dummies and humans. In the end, Harriet flees the glowing ruin while Oswald falls, and the warning echoes about hawks of war.
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Chase retires after four years leading U S Mill Assistance Advisory Group
William C. Chase departs for his homeland retirement after serving as chief of the U S Mill Assistance Advisory Group since its activation four years ago. His successor is George W. Smythe, with Mas Gon cited as a colleague in the transition.
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The Doctor Says Man Continues Fight Against Insect Enemies
Dr Edwin P Jordan reviews the ongoing war against disease bearing insects. He traces early control methods, the rise of DDT, and limits like resistance in flies. He notes variations in mosquito bites, mentions attempts at vaccines, and warns of the dangerous black widow spider while highlighting broad insect threats.
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