Kremlin Puppets Lack Credibility Over U S Fliers
The piece denounces East German and Soviet aligned authorities for exploiting nine U S soldiers who landed in East Germany after a storm. It argues authorities seek recognition by deception and warns against treating puppet regimes as legitimate, asserting they lack life beyond Moscow’s control.
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U.S
East Germany
West Germany
Moscow
Dulles
Kremlin
East Berlin
Will American motorists embrace small cars in the near future
Auto executives from GM and Ford cite market surveys and consumer preferences while noting demand for large cars remains. They have prepared 59 smaller models for a fall public reaction and voter sentiment will guide whether a reduced car size is accepted, with potential economic impact if big cars are rejected.
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General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
America
Desire Opens Path to College for All
The article argues that most youths can find a way to finance higher education with willingness from students and parents, noting that past and present generations faced the same challenge. It cautions against relying on external help and includes a religious citation from Deuteronomy.
Wisconsin Briefs on Byrnes Hints and Party Shifts
Madison dispatch notes rising talk Rep. John Byrnes may ascend GOP House leadership as Rep. Joseph Martin ages. It cites Democrat concerns over Betty Gratchen’s departure, Paul Hassett’s campaign role, Gov. Thomson’s cautious stance, and upcoming CIO AFL merger issues plus state staff sizes and political timing.
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Madison
Wis
Grist
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Republican House
Washington
Joseph Martin
House
Byrnes
Paul Hassett
Menomonie
Dunn County
Old days of school discipline sharpened youngsters
A nostalgic note laments modern education as vaudeville like. It argues that earlier schooling required spelling writing and arithmetic learning by rote, while today teachers emphasis amusement and flexibility leaves fifteen pupils somewhat ignorant of basic literacy compared with former generations.
Prospect finds sunken airliner wreck. 8 aboard
A prospector named H O Collier located an eight aboard TWA airliner wreck near Buena Vista peak 18 air miles southeast of Yosemite ranger HQ. The search site sits atop a 9000 foot peak as authorities confirm the crash site details.
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H. O. Collier
TWA
Buena Vista Peak
Yosemite Ranger
U.S
Japan
Yangtze River
Hankow
Thomas M. Duncan
Otto Hauser
Hoan
Milwaukee
House of Correction
Louisa Poehling
Macmillan urges Soviet censorship end for world peace
British Prime Minister calls for the Soviet Union to abandon news censorship to build trust with the West. He argues that without open communications there can be no real understanding or lasting settlement, and warns continued jamming of Western broadcasts fuels mistrust and miscalculation. Public opinion worldwide seeks steps to avert war.
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Washington
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
Russia
Macmillan
Ion
Soviet Union
Roark Skepticism and Costly Fracas Over Nice Language School
Roark and John Foster clash with Congress over the State Department budget for the Nice language school and the whisky fund. The piece condemns underpaid consular staff and argues diplomats must entertain and uphold prestige despite limited pay. It highlights booze, travel perks, and VIP expectations in foreign service life.
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John Foster Dulles
Congress
State Department
Nice
France
Secretary of State
Carol Burnett
Foreign Service
Creepsetter
Consular Corps
Toots Shor’s
United States
Spain
Sixth Fleet
New York
Washington
Washington, D.C
Diplomacy and restraint in a world of weapons
The piece argues that true diplomacy rests on simpatico and social tact abroad while criticizing calls to suspend nuclear tests. It notes Soviet vast H bomb stockpiles, stresses leadership must secure data for Britain’s testing, and condemns fueling peace debates with partisan bias. It also laments censorship in the Soviet Union and urges restraint beyond weaponry to the minds behind them.
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Congress
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Answers to common questions from The La Crosse Tribune
The Q and A column explains dragonflies eat mosquitoes aiding humans, names the term psychic energize for stimulating drugs, defines a controlled access highway, notes Burleigh Grimes as last spitball pitcher in 1934 with history on the rule, and explains how airplane vapor trails form from condensation in exhaust at varying temperatures and pressures.
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A. Burleigh Grimes
la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
Tribune
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Jann & Kelley. Ing
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
Onalaska
la Crescent
Carrier Bay
Portraits James Metcalfe Your Flag Day
A patriotic poem reflecting a speaker inspired by James Metcalfe to don a uniform and defend the nation. The speaker vows courage and willingness to pay the highest price, saluting Metcalfe on Flag Day for motivating service and sacrifice.
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Pield Enterprises, Inc
Official Atlas Of Civil War Battle Maps By H G Rogers
Monumental publisher Yoseloff presents 175 plates from the Official Records of the Civil War in a king sized volume. Foreword by Henry Steele Commager notes the atlas background while publisher notes outline publication challenges. Public access now offers browsing and research value.
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Yoseloff
Thomas Yoseloff
Henry Steele Commager
Parakeets and Psittacosis Warned by Doctor
The doctor explains parakeets can carry psittacosis to humans. Cases rose after 1951 relaxations in bird import and sale rules, despite quarantine efforts in earlier decades. He urges stricter enforcement, buyer screening, and prompt antibiotic treatment when illness is suspected.
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A. P
United States
U.S. Public Health Service
New England Journal of Medicine
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