Khrushchev Wins Foreign Good Will in Asia
James Marlow argues Khrushchev's Asia tour aimed at practical diplomacy and mass appeal rather than intellect. He notes distortions of history to bait Western audiences, claims of Western blame for World War II, and predicts Moscow gains through new allies while warning against underestimating Khrushchev's political skill.
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Khrushchev
Asia
James Marlow
Washington
Lenin
Trotsky
Stalin
Krushchev
Yugoslavia
Burma
India
Has Boyle- Women Easy Winners In Necktie Stakes
A jumble of cheerful odds and ends about postwar life, noting women buy most neckties during Christmas, drivers’ accident patterns, desk tests, eye strain, and a scatter of social observations. The piece reflects lighthearted trivia and cultural touchpoints of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morning Mail
Lawrence World News with 1864 date and staff list
A fragmented Lawrence World piece lists 1864 date references, the World Company address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, and names editors Murr ay, Pontius as advertising director, with subscription rates in Lawrence and surrounding counties. It mentions distribution terms and postal handling.
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Sata
W. G. Simons
The
World Company of
Sixth
New Sampaiire Streets
Lawrence
Simons
Murray
Pontius
B. Fog
Douglas
de Douglas
Es Post
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Sameera Press
Radio and TV Programs Listing for December 28
Radio and TV schedule items list program names and times across stations WDAF WREN KMBC KMUL KMBC NBC and KMBC TV. Includes news weather sports soap opera and variety shows plus theatrical broadcasts and late night features.
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Nina
KMBU
KMME
Ene Fine Music
Wren
Tello
KMAC
Nin
WDAF
Morgan Mentey
KMUL
Tine
KMBC
Wren—Kefk
Dragnet
KMHC
Hishop
Sheen Wren
Sheen Wren—Lifes Worth Liv Au £:00—Wdaf—News Kambo
Waorthand
Pibber McGee
Norden
WDAP
Duey
WDAPF
Kmraec
King of Hearts
Lomurroy
Arcucho Marx
Eisenhrower
Fibber McGee & Molly
Joe Murray Retirement Marks End of Editorial Era
The Journal-World youthfully honors Joe Murray a longtime editor columnist who built a career from a Dickinson county farm start to a prominent Kansas newspaper figure. His depth of principle calm patriotism and mentorship shaped many budding journalists before his retirement.
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Joe Murray
Journal-World
Kansas
Dickinson County
Abilene
Pacific
K. U
The
Gazette
France
Joe
Murray
Sam
Dolph Simons
Vodka Treaties Spark Move to Curb UN Cocktail Parties
A movement grows to reduce cocktail party attendance by United Nations personnel. The piece critiques postwar vodka treaties and agropments, arguing U.S. diplomacy suffered from reliance on liquor discussions with Russia and urging clearer heads for world negotiations.
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United Nations
United States
U. N
State Park Commission Faces Funding Hurdle on Park Plans
The State Park Commission outlined ambitions for multiple parks, some along highways, financed by revenue bonds. Bonding houses warned the revenue bond market is overloaded, urging a slower approach. The state will have parks but not all at once.
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State Park Commission
Park Commission
Bible Verse Fragment Hints at Body Image
A fragment from today’s Bible verse mentions the idea of the body and related imagery, though the text is garbled. The readable portion references a discussion of physical form and inward meaning.
Daydreaming to be taught as creative thinking in schools
A New York research psychologist proposes setting aside periods in lower grades for passive contemplation and daydreaming followed by activity to express thoughts. The idea aims to foster creative thinking, sparking debate on whether daydreams can be guided or controlled by schedules.
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Wichita Eagle
New York
Barbs on climate, appetite, and lumber talk in club chatter
A fragmented column mocks climate variance and dining habits while noting lumbermen complain of dry rot. Women at club meetings listen as humor surfaces, and the piece hints that even winter jokes can trigger a tough joke or split lip.
Middle West region and moon phase quiz items
The questions define the Middle West as the North Central States between the Rocky and Allegheny Mountains north of the Ohio River line. They state forget-me-not symbolizes friendship and true love in German legend, tied to a lover's words when drowning. It notes solar eclipses occur at new moon and lunar eclipses at full moon.
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Middle West
North Central States
Rocky and
Allegheny Mountains
Ohio River
Latin Motto Lifts AFL-CIO Spirits at D.C. HQ
In Washington the AFL-CIO gathers near the U.S. Chamber of Commerce as labor allies reflect on their future. The piece notes Navy salvage work at the Potomac for the jettying boat Seamaster, Mountbatten’s inspection, New Year resolutions overheard at cocktail parties, and a Capitol Hill tale about an administrative assistant in a senators' elevator with Sen Irving Ives correcting the elevator sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Afl-Cio
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Navy
Potomac River
Britain
Earl Mountbatten
Ove
Capitol Hill
Sen
Irving Ives
Notable Death and Society Notes From Colusa to Lawrence
Ralph Ellis of North America dies in Colusa California. Ensign Ida Griffith arrives from Galveston to holiday with relatives in Laguna Beach. Cpl Albert Pendleton spends Christmas with parents in Nebraska. Kathryn Lois Spencer wed Ensign Warren C Heylman at Treasure Island San Francisco. Local visits, parties and Christmas dinners documented from Atchison to Lawrence with many residents named.
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Ralph Ellis
North America
Colusa
Calif
Ida Griffith
Galveston
Tex
R. B. Stevens
W. A. Griffith
Laguna Beach
Albert B. Pendleton
Harvard
Nebr
Will Pendleton
William Zimmerman
Kathryn Lois
Warren C. Heylman
Harry Heyman
Spokane
Wash
Treasure Island
San Francisco
John Spencer
Atchison
Qitford Dean
Spencer
Navy
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Turkey
Europe
Andy Jackson
Theodore Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
Raymond Massey
Mall
Geiow
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Kmbc.tv
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Tuseday
Warners Broad Presents
News Caravan
Milton Aerie
Phil Silvery
Navy Log
Wryatt Karp
Jane Wenian
Meet Millin
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Playwright
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Cavalcade Theatre
U.S.A
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Studio 57
Selente Fiction Theatre
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Night Owl
Kunny Sue
Pine Dong School
Garry Moore
Erols Kavncs
Arthur Godfrey
Jere
Naissee Ernie
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Ile
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Irkey Mouse Club
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Frienda
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Joe Hess
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Association of American Railroads
Old Home Town
William Essick
Beverly May
Mary Longanecker
Anabel Keeler
Ruth Hunter
Nancy Lee Nevin
Martha Lena Swinehart
John Edgar Swinehart
Catherine Oehse
Mary Nelle Rankin
W. A. Colman
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W. F. Elkin
Leland Colman
George Miller
Mary
Willis Colman
Fred Gregory
Howard
B. J. Babbitt
W. H. Ruese
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Donald
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Frances Smalley
Eddie Fritz
Max Falkenstein
LaVerne Shank
Studley
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Meriden
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Ruth Ellie
TBG Club
Ind. St
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Elizabeth Evans
Lora Keeler
Annette Fugate
Darline Woolsey
Maude El-iott
Katherine Pollock
Millie Carter
Edith Mattoon
D. E. Esterly
Topeka
George Esterly
George Robert
C. E. Esterly
A. H. Hayden
Lola M. Hoover
Joseph D. Flory
Church of the Brethren Parsonage
Benjamin Forney
Clyde Talley
Richland
Pleasant Valley
Marie Landon
Cleveland
Okla
Joe Schelbar
Mass
Nick Schelbar
Farmers Insurance Group
Ybel
Superior
West 9Th Street
Andy" Anderson
Fred A. Bremer
Ralph L. Burnett
Steve Henderson
G.A.C. Finance Corporation
Jayhawker Theatre
Massachusetts Street
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