Gaining New Concept Of Time In IGY Speculation
The article discusses Inter national Geophysical Year speculation about time and space travel. It notes ideas like new time concepts, space time, fountain of youth in space, and age effects, while acknowledging radiation barriers and the ongoing search for knowledge beyond Earth. It reflects on optimism mixed with caution as scientists advance theories and await facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Albert Einstein
Space
Fountain of Youth
No from Moscow For Once Good News To West
Khrushchev rejects a Security Council summit and calls for a General Assembly session. Western leaders see the move as favorable and expect to broaden debate to include Soviet indirect aggression in the Middle East and UAR actions while pondering Mao Tse Tung's influence on Moscow policy.
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United Nations Security Council
James Reston
New York Times
Moscow
United States
Security Council
Khrushchev
Gression
Middle East
Soviet Union
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Red China
Mao Tse- Tung
Peiping
Mao
America
At Last, The Place For Summit Meet
Ruark imagines hosting summit talks at his Costa Brava house near Palamos Spain offering Carmen and Cristina as staff, a tiger over the fireplace, elephants tusks, a Paris-bar style drinks setup, and a garden paradise with dogs birds and a nearby hotel. He promises privacy and a unique backdrop for diplomacy with a cheeky warning to dignitaries.
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Costa Brava
Spain
Rulark
Carmen
Cristina
Chelo
Palamos
Barcelona
Perpignan
Pyrenees
Mediterranean
Elizabeth Taylor
Ingrid Bergman
Pascual
Ysabel
Terbuck
Alan
Golly
Khrushchev
Schnorkel
Mariselle
Satchmo
A scientist says tears kill bacteria in mass claim
A scientist asserts that each tear destroys a million bacteria. The idea of crying oneself sick becomes a curious note in public discourse. A remark notes that single men are arrested at one third the rate of married men, used as a tongue in cheek argument for domestic fidelity.
Review of the News in Years Past 1938 Highlights
Russia warns Japan to end border incidents and threaten force to end fighting. Mrs. George Clark dies in Smiths Coulee from fatal burns after a gas can is used on a stove. Ludwig M. Lee killed and Paul Jeffries injured when a motorcycle tips over on Highway 61 near LaMoille. Alletta Frida Wojahn marries Leslie B. Easland at Our Saviors Lutheran. J Max Ross runs as Democratic candidate for Second District assemblyman. County offices close at noon for fair. Esther Domke keeps filing open.
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Russia
Japan
George Clark
Smith’s Coulee
Cass St
Ludwig M. Lee
Westby
Paul Jeffries
LaMoille
Alletta Frida Wojahn
Les
Lie B. Easland
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
J. Max Ross
Esther Domke
Reader Q A shows ancient Numidia and climate facts
Consumer Q A column answers questions on Algeria named Numidia in ancient history, autumn warmer than spring reasons, Maine election date change to 1960, weaving versus feltmaking antiquity, and a note about fortune telling booklet promotion. Includes local notices and obituaries fragment.
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Maine
D.R. A
Fed official’s Potomac School watchdog role and Greek embassy parties
William McChesney Martin Jr., chair of the Federal Reserve Board and Potomac School treasurer, watches school funds closely while arguing against unnecessary spending. Also, Capt Constantine Denazakos hosts relaxed Greek embassy dinners featuring Retsina, reputed for turpentine-like taste, with guests urged to drink three glasses.
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Tin Jr
Federal Reserve Bank
Potomac School
Washington
U.S. Treasury
Martin
Potomac Board of Trustees
the Treasury
Export-Import Bank
New York Stock Exchange
Constantine Denazakos
Denazakos
I Had to Wait I Love You Dearheart Letter Poem 1958
A poetic confession speaks of waiting months to tell a loved one of enduring devotion. The narrator recalls poverty and delay then pledges forever faithfulness, asking for assurance that it is not too late to unite in love. Field Enterprises, Inc. holds rights.
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Carmen
Cristina
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Field Enterprises, Inc
Secret Microphone May Be Key To Acquit Goldfine Of Contempt
1968 commentary argues that a planted hotel room microphone and staff misconduct could taint the Goldfine contempt case. It notes potential prosecutorial interference and calls for House inquiry into subcommittee actions and the handling of confidential attorney client communications.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
House Commerce Committee
Lawrence Full House
House Subcommittee
Goldfine
District of Columbia
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
House Committee
House of Representatives
House Co Tee
Subcommittee
Witness Goldfine
Congress
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Wisconsin debate on college loans and access
Madison dispatch argues for a realistic state revolving fund to provide deferred loans for qualified students to stay in college. It notes past refusals, current political commitments by Nelson and Thomson, and the need for a standard of performance while balancing taxpayer burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gilden
Commonwealth
Wisconsin
Sen
Nelson
Gov
Thomson
The Doctor Says Edwin Jordan on Eczema Allergies
Dr Edwin Jordan explains eczema as a skin allergy linked to hay fever and asthma. He notes common triggers like eggs foods dust ivy and cosmetics and urges identification avoidance and soothing treatments including protective clothing and skin-friendly preparations. An Allergy Foundation pamphlet on skin allergies is available for 25 cents.
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Allergy Foundation of America
Second Ave
New York
N.Y
La Crosse Cribune Publisher and pricing notes
Publication details for the La Crosse Cribune include publisher W. T. Burgess, pricing, and subscription rates. It notes daily and Sunday editions, mailing areas within and beyond 75 miles, and specific rates for various terms, with a standard disclaimer about AP republication rights and circulation inquiries.
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Tribune
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
la Crosse
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
Carrier Boy
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Jerusalem
Salvador Dali
Madeleine Carroll
Artie Shaw
Dona Maria Trias
S’agaro
Gavina
Samso
Joseph K. Kidder
Adriatic
WKBH
William D. Freeman
la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St. N.W
Washington, D.C
Algeria
L.T. A
Numidia
Rome
Algiers
N.W. A
M.Y. A
Eye St
N. W
Washington, D. C
Loomis Street
Jennie Constance
Bradley Polytechnical Institute
Evanston
Cumberland
Wis
George E. Brennan
Illinois
Pete Desjardines
Mamaroneck
Amsterdam
George Norris
Nebraska
la Follette Progressive Organization
Amiens
Federal Trade Commission
U.S
R. W. Davis
County School of Agriculture and Domestic Science
Bob LaFollette
Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Stanford White
Pillsbury - Washburn Milling Co
Minneapolis
George Sadie
No. 2
Milwaukee Road
Hahn
French Island
Mill Street
Charles Metz
William McChesney Mar
Fed
James Metcalfe
David Lawrence
Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
House
John Wyngaard
Madison
Legislative Finance Committee
Conference On Higher Education
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
Ce — Ee
le Crosse
la Crosse Tribune
Lee Newspaper
Associated Press
R. L
E. L. Burgess
Howard Colvin Retail
Maxine Kahler
Luther Wilkins
A. E. Teachout
North Side
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