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NATO faces split over German access to nuclear weapons
NATO members clash over a U S backed plan for 15 nation joint procurement of Europe’s deterrent. Britain and France oppose giving Germany control or access while others warn of a growing security gap until a submarine option matures in seven years. Ministers meet in Oslo in May with uncertain prospects for a settlement.
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Humidification Advice Promoted By Doctors For Health
Doctors emphasize keeping vaporizers running to add moisture in homes during dry season. Humidifiers tied to heating systems offer long term relief as heated air lowers relative humidity, drying nasal membranes and causing headaches.
Puerto Rico Viewed as U.S. Latin Relations Bridge
Analysts praise Kennedy Munoz Marin accord making Puerto Rico a goodwill clearinghouse for U S relations with Latin America. Puerto Rico’s self governing status and shared culture position it as an effective intermediary, with Munoz Marin seen as strong leadership guiding the showcase of Western development.
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Prison Official Criticizes TV Portrayal of Capone Plot
James V. Bennett, director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, condemns a scene in The Untouchables showing a guard aiding Capone’s escape. He calls the depiction an unforgivable disservice to officers and the Atlanta Penitentiary. Desi Arnaz kept the show unchanged but added a brief disclaimer to avoid trouble.
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Federal Bureau of Prisons
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Arnaz Defends Portrayal of Ethnic Characters in The Untouchables
Describing public sensitivity, Arnaz argues that depictions reflect real life and that good wins in his Ledger program. He notes both corrupt and virtuous people exist across groups and professions. Bennett’s actions are labeled censorship by critics who cite violence on the show.
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Capone
Bennett
The New Style By Kennedy
Washington notes observe a new Kennedy administration style likened to Theodore Roosevelt. Joseph Alsop details Kennedy’s vigor and flair during inaugural events, highlighting fitness and courage as defining traits influencing policy and persona.
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Old Home Town Recaps Fortunes and Honors From 1951
In 1951 entries note Mrs. M. S. Winter wedding trip on a Caribbean cruise. Jota Nu Book Review Club officers include Mrs. A. S. Decker Mrs. H. W. Sherman and Mrs. J. P. Jenson. Betty Washington Chapter DAR names Mrs. Edwin Abels Regent with Marcia Baty FE L Haynes and J. W. Murray in office.
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H. W. Sherman
J. P. Jenson
Jota Nu Book Review Club
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Edwin Abels
Marcia Baty
FE. L. Haynes
J. W. Murray Groucho Marx
TV Emmy
Alan Young
Gertrude Berg
Today’s Bible Message Prayer Reflection
A brief devotional note centered on John 14 44 asking Jesus to grant requests in his name. The prayer thanks God for shared burdens and seeks grace to remain faithful in labors for Thee. Amen.
Hunger a Stranger in America Too Much Rich Eating
AP installment by ALTON BLAKESLEE outlines how hunger persists for many yet Americans face overconsumption and rising heart attack risk. It reviews cholesterol links, fat diets, and the potential impact of polyunsaturated fats, with cautions about drastic dieting and a call for balanced diets and activity.
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University of Minnesota
Paul Dudley White
Boston
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Chicago
Lyons Den Kennedy Bond Conversion Echoes Roosevelt Tale
A reminiscence ties Sen Kennedy converting investments to U S government bonds with FDR remarks. The piece weaves in Eleanor Roosevelt and various cultural figures from Broadway and Hollywood, noting connections to public life and the inaugural era.
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Tony Curtis
Ferdinand Demara Jr
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Vivien Leigh
Anna Karenina
Jeremy Spenser
Miss Leigh
Stone
Ralph Bunche
Darryl Zanuck
William Faulkner
Lack of Merit Awards for Public Nuisance Figures
Hal Boyle imagines an ironic system of Lack of Achievement awards to mark poor service and rude behavior. From bus drivers who shortchange customers to waiters who mix up orders, the proposed ribbons and badges would flag everyday annoyances and absurd social failures.
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