Russians Rioting Tests Undercut Ban Claims In Geneva
The article accuses the Soviet Union of secretly expanding nuclear testing despite a stated ban. It notes at least six blasts including a high yield test and mocks a proposed 100 further shots to catch up with the U S and Britain. It questions Soviet sincerity as Geneva talks loom October 31.
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United Nations
Bank of England
Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Kremlin
Geneva
Education Problem Split Over Slow Learners
At a conference on educational problems an English exchange teacher described how slow learners are directed to vocational paths in Britain. The speaker warned American mass education risks neglecting fast learners who are the real hope for democracy.
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England
Soviet steel praised in places and criticized for gaps
Steel Facts notes Soviet steel includes strengths in some areas but lags in quality safety and other aspects. The industry remains about 40 percent the size of the American sector with long range plans to surpass the U S. Much finished steel goes to state use including military. Mining lags as ore extraction remains a weakness. Communist achievements in mining are acknowledged, but fear is unwarranted.
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American Iron and Steel Institute
Middle East
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Free World
Canada
Mexico
Argentina
United States
America
South
Senate
House
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Helicopter rescue highlighted by Helene crew
The piece notes how helicopters have become essential airborne workers aiding flood victims snowbound areas and injured people. It cites a major rescue when copters from the U S cruiser Helene saved 116 passengers in the South China Sea marking the largest helicopter rescue to date and hinting at future progress.
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South China Sea
U.S
Helena
Two Parties Near Equal In Financial Resources
In Wisconsin both major parties face tight budgets as inflation raises campaign costs. Republicans are relatively steadier, Democrats seek large sums for radio and TV outreach, with candidates noting $40,000 to $100,000 needs. Higher mailing costs curb party publicity and big contributors grow scarce, raising questions on who will fund campaigns.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
American Heritage Foundation
Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago 1938
Double Hungarian army to 420000 not a peace move. Local Daughters of American Revolution dedicate marker in Burns Park honoring Hon Timothy J Burns. Japs cut Canton from coast contact. Mr and Mrs Edward Roes sler parents of son born Oct 14. Harry Griswold Republican candidate for Congress speaks at Richland Center. La Crosse Teachers edge out Winona Teachers 7-0. Thirty Years Ago 1928 Zeppelin reaches U S in record flight. Coolidge congratulates Hugo Eckener. La Crosse Vocational Schools attendance 1478. Mrs Ludwig T Lee new Holmen Homemakers president. William Lutz and Carl Weiman hunting near Stoddard.
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Daughters of American Revolution
Burns Park
Timothy J. Burns
Canton
Edward Roessler
Redfield Sr
Harry Griswold
West Salem
Congress
Richland Center
Washington
Zeppelin
U.S
New York
Coolidge
Hugo Eckener
la Crosse
Ludwig T. Lee
Holmen Homemakers
William Lutz
S. 13Th St
Carl Weiman
S. 4Th St
George Pratt
Stoddard
Color and mahogany facts in reader Q and A columns
Q and A on color affecting perceived size up to 13.5 percent, Philippine mahogany vs genuine mahogany explanations, and a diet loss of 410 pounds. Also notes on common home accidents and a 25 cent booklet offer, plus a Forties era La Crosse items roundup.
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C.H
Florida
Illicit Distillery Raid Jolts Reading Citizens
Frederick C. Othman reports Reading, Pennsylvania faced a major federal raid on an illicit distillery with a capacity of 160,000 gallons per week, hidden in the city center for a year and a half. The piece blends local color on hosiery and pretzels with the controversy, noting officials’ curiosity and a grand jury inquiry into Reading’s alcohol practices.
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Reading
Federals
Elks
Reading Eagle
Philadelphia
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Travel memoirs and guides by Roberts and Jimenez
A review contrasts H G Rogers literary guide with two travel memoirs. Heather Jimenez’s account follows a Philadelphia girl through New York Mexico City Beirut Athens and Cairo while Paul Roberts' Fulbright family travels from Mexico to Egypt and beyond. The piece notes language papers visas and family travel quirks and recommends both books as engaging travel reading.
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Paul Roberts
Holt
Heather Jimenez
Dutton
Heather
Philadelphia
New York
Mexico City
Unesco
Brazil
South America
Egypt
Jimenez
Beirut
Roberts
Athens
Cairo
Paris
Portraits James Metcalfe No Paragon
A reflective verse notes no person is a paragon of virtue and all are human from birth. It argues flaws fade only in God’s kingdom while urging each person to strive daily to improve and overcome faults.
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Tropical
America
Africa
Federal Trade Commission
Field Enterprises, Inc
International Communist Plot Suspected in Temple Bombings
Columnist argues temple bombings in Atlanta and other cities mirror a Communist-led campaign. He cites anonymous calls, references to an underground network, and links to anti-Semitic campaigns. He calls for greater intelligence agency cooperation and warns of overseas Soviet influence.
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Washington
Atlanta
Florida
Miami
Jacksonville
Alabama
Birmingham
North Carolina
Charlotte
Gastonia
William B. Hartsfield
Nail firm offers over a thousand sizes for builders
An Ohio company produces nails in more than 1000 sizes and shapes. A preacher comments that marriage broadens a man and, in contrast, can flatten him.
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Ohio
Low Blood Pressure Not A Major Health Threat
The doctor explains that low blood pressure is rarely an illness and usually poses little health risk. Addison's disease and carotid sinus syncope are uncommon exceptions, while orthostatic hypotension may affect some when standing from a lying or seated position.
La Crosse Tribune Masthead and Circulation Rates
The La Crosse Tribune lists staff positions and contact details along with home and mail subscription rates. It includes prices for city and regional delivery, with monthly and annual options and service notes for missed papers.
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Iowa
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Guy Burgess
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