U N deal on release of 15 American flyers in China
Dag Hammarskjold negotiated with Chou En Lai to free the fifteen American airmen held in Chinese jails with a family visit face-saving condition. Eisenhower aides resisted, delaying release, until a public ambassadorial level meeting in Geneva followed a Chinese threat to attack Formosa. The shift signals changes in U.S. Far Eastern policy and shows Geneva negotiations as only a beginning.
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China
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Chou En-lai
Peiping
Hammarskjold
Red China
Eisenhower
Joseph R. McCarthy
State Department
Ent
New Delhi
Geneva
U. Alexis Johnson
Wang Pan-nan
Formosa
John Foster Dulles
V. K. Krishna Menon
Formosa Strait
Krishna Menon
Cayright
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Ford Creates Atoms for Peace Awards Fund
The Ford Motor Co Fund launches a million dollar pool to reward peaceful atomic research. Henry Ford II and siblings propose a ten year program funded through a nonprofit Atoms for Peace Awards. Winners receive 75000 dollars and a medal, with scholarships if no candidate merits selection.
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Ford Motor Co. Fund
Ford
Henry Ford 2Nd
Giant
Auto Company
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Strauss
Geneva
Benson
William Clay Ford
Ford Motor Co
Atoms For Peace Awards
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Edsel Ford
Henry Ford
Ford Foundation
The
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Ford Family
Twenty five Lawton educators to attend QEA workshop at OU
Fifteen Will Attend QEA Workshop invites Lawton administrators and teachers to the annual leadership workshop at the University of Oklahoma August 16 to 18. Mrs. Mary Sue Silk announces sponsors include NEA and OEA. Notable speakers include Mrs. Hilda Maehling and W Earl Armstrong. Social security rules form a key topic.
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Lawton
University of Oklahoma
Mary Sue Silk
OFA
Oklahoma
National Education
Hilda Maehling
NEA
W. Earl Armstrong
Washington, D. C
National Council For Accrediting of Teacher Education
John H. Swenson
Boulder, Colo
Committee
White House
Floy Elliott Cobb
DEA
Tulsa
Silk
Lorena Fullerton
Thelma Talla
OEA
John Shoemaker
Hugh Bish
A. Richardson
Earl Hamburger
Effie Wickman
Minnie Attaway
Joe Givens
Ethel French
Myrtle Sorrow
Wynona Newton
Frankie van Hoozer
Hallie Hanna
Christina Swanson
Bernice Smith
Elaine Smith
Furman Lowry
Aline Lowry
Ward McCracken
John Elkins
Deane Dillingham
Mildred Coltharp
W. C. Burris
Self Appointed Cop Has Brief Career
In Middletown Ohio a 19 year old Freddy J Mooney set up a one man roadblock at a street intersection around 3 am and halted motorists for license checks. Albert Sellers testified Mooney attempted to induce pursuit of another car claiming a criminal was inside. Mooney’s brief stint as a self styled policeman ended when he flagged down a police cruiser and was arrested on intoxication charges.
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Middletown
Ohio
Freddy J. Mooney
Albert Sellers
Lawton visit outlines wartime ace Bob Johnsons career
Public letter recaps Bob Johnson’s postwar career from inactive Air Force Reserve to Republic Aviation executive. He details assignments at Wright Patterson Field, missile contracts, and jet programs RF84F Thunderflash and Ficon, plus wartime missions and public relations duties. Johnson notes Republics two thirds backlog and four Long Island plants, with NATO parts arm and a World War II ace status.
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New York City
Lawton
Air Force Reserve
Republic Aviation Corp
Farmingdale
Long Island
New York
Wright - Patterson Field
Dayton
Ohio
Republic
Wall Street
Air Force Association
Reserve Policy Board
Korea
Panmunjam
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Tex
Air Force
A.M.C
Wright-Patterson Field
Republic Aviation
N. Y
Muroc Lake
California
Republic International
Bob Johnson
S. Brixton Rd
Garden City South
N.Y
Walter George Faces Senate Reappointment Trial in 56 Vote
Washington observers note Walter F. George of Georgia, age 76, received wide tributes from colleagues as he nears re election next year. His long career in foreign relations, leadership on NATO style talks, and previous clashes with FDR over reforms frame the political test he faces from Herman Tal madge and Georgia voters amid party dynamics.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
Senate
Ander
Walter F. George
Georgia
Geneva
Sala
Walter George
Herman Talmadge
Sen. George
George
Herman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Lawrence Camp
Gene Talmadge
George Talmadge
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Georgia Power Company
Senate Finance Committee
Why Parents Confuse The Matured Student Voices From Sally Liberman
A college project by Sally Liberman surveyed 800 students across states and backgrounds to uncover why parents mystify and frustrate their children. The piece reproduces key “Why” questions about parental secrecy, rosy self presentations, social pressure, trust, double standards, and permissive obedience.
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Sally Liberman
Sally
Local News Reprint and Advertising Policy
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches in this newspaper. Advertising from promotion men or transients is not accepted unless prepaid or authorized by local business, with payment guaranteed. Corrections will be made if management is informed of any error about persons or entities.
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Associated Press
AP News
Thus saith the king and prison sentence quoted
A biblical quotation about sentencing a man to prison with bread and water of affliction until the king returns, followed by a St Augustine remark that God had one son on earth without sin but never one without suffering.
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Earth
St Augustine
Freeing prisoners tests Red China mood in postwar peace drive
The article argues the release of 15 American fliers by Peiping and Moscow is a mood music gesture with no guaranteed substance. It contrasts Peiping’s civil tone at Geneva with a lack of concrete action, urging the free world to demand real concessions on Formosa, Indochina, and Southeast Asia while watching for genuine moves from both Reds and Moscow.
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Red China
U.S
Geneva
Peiping
Reds
Moscow
Formosa
Indochina
Southeast Asia
China
Lesson On Ethics For Officeholders After Talbott Resigns
The piece argues public officials must meet high ethical standards and avoid any appearance of evil. It cites Harold Talbott's resignation as Secretary of the Air Force after he mixed private business with Pentagon duties. Eisenhower praised his service but supported the resignation, warning others to uphold strict public conduct.
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Harold Talbott
Air Force
Talbott
Paul B. Mulligan & Co
Senate
Mulligan
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Sentimental chess in Marostica Italy castle square game
The village of Marostica Italy hosts a historic royal chess display where experts play in the castle and a herald relays moves to living chessmen on a giant board in the square below.
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Marostica
Italy
Soviet Parachutist Notches 3000 Jumps in Moscow Report
London dispatch says Ivan Elyutin, a Soviet amateur parachutist, has completed 3000 jumps from aircraft, as announced by Moscow radio on Sunday. Body of details notes the milestone and Elyutin's amateur status.
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London
Ivan Elyutin
Moscow Radio
Cincinnati Publisher Feigns Knowledge on Air Secretary Topic
David Ingalls of the Cincinnati Times Star flew from Spain to New York after a vacation in Lisbon and Portugal and said he knew nothing about reports that he might replace Harold E. Talbott as Air Secretary.
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Lisbon
Portugal
David Ingalls
The
Cincinnati Times Star
New York
Spain
Harold E. Talbott
DeMilles Son Weds in Pasadena Hotel Ceremony
Richard DeMille 33 adopted son of Cecil B. DeMille wed Margaret Belgrano Van Fossen 30 at Huntington Sheraton Hotel Pasadena. North Carolina leads the nation with more than 290 tobacco auction warehouses.
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DeMille
Hollywood
Richard DeMille
Cecil B. DeMille
Margaret Belgrano van Fossen
Huntington-Sheraton Hotel
Pasadena
North Carolina
Red Cross Nursing Services Aims to Teach Home Care
The article explains that a major aim of the Red Cross Nursing Services is to train people to care for illness within their own families, empowering community members with basic health guidance.
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Red Cross
Dinner Bell Crossword Answers From Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A compact solution list for a dinner bell themed crossword with across clues including Prime ribs of five Snare game and down clues covering Greek letter Ireland garment state positively and other standard crossword entries. The puzzle yields common words for meat courses actions foods and generic descriptors across and down with entries like fabrications lily equality horseplay and beverages plus native names and general terms.
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