Nixon to back Knowland for Calif Governorship race
Vice President Richard Nixon is poised to publicly support Senator William Knowland in Knowland's bid for the California governorship against Governor Goodwin Knight. The move could bolster Knowland’s path to the Republican nomination and alter Nixon's own presidential prospects.
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Waslington
Richard Nixon
William Knowland
Knowland
California
Goodwin Knight
Nixon
W Nixon
Koowland
Snowland
Inight
Knight
Flo
Fio
Renwin
Newspaper masthead and policy note fragment
Fragment of the Lawton Constitution masthead listing staff titles and roles, printing policy, Associated Press license, and payment authorization notes. text is garbled with multiple misspellings and incomplete lines.
Obedience to God and Principle in Early Verses
A meditation on Jeremiah 22 21 and Henry Giles on love obedience, contrasting defiance in youth with sacred duty and moral discipline. The reflection emphasizes steadfastness to divine instruction and the nobility of obedience within a righteous life.
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Henry Giles
Why the newspaper prints accident photos
A Nashville Tennessean letter from "A Parent" sparks defense of publishing images of a dead 11 year old and three others, arguing such photos fulfill news duty and deter reckless driving by showing sobering consequences. The piece defends realism, public responsibility, and the role of photography in reporting major events.
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The
Nashville Tennessean
Foreign Troops in U S Face Criminal Jurisdiction Issues
The article notes few foreign soldiers in the United States face convictions in American courts for offenses like traffic violations, bad checks, and black market activity. It points out the small number under 5,000 at a time and emphasizes that offenses are treated as matters for U S. courts, with host nations seeking no extra remedies.
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America
U.S
Kohler Wins Wisconsin Republican Primary For McCarthy Seat
Former Governor Walter Kohler, an Eisenhower loyalist, wins a tight Republican primary in Wisconsin to succeed the late Joseph R. McCarthy. He defeats conservative rival Glenn Davis amid a divided field, with Mobley also popular. The result sparks debate over Eisenhower era moderates in Wisconsin politics.
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Walter Kohler
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Glenn Davis
Alexander Wiley
Davis
Tme
Kohler
Conflicting Views Spark Debate on Hydrogen Bombs and Sovereign Rights
A compilation of quotes from Nikita Khrushchev Premier Ben-Gurion and Maj. Stanley Levin discusses clean hydrogen bombs, Arab-Israeli tensions, and U.S. jurisdiction abroad. Retired Gen. Van Fleet weighs in on foreign sovereignty versus American forces.
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James A. van Fleet
8 Army
Teenager Emerges From Garage With Mysterious Item
An unclear OCR fragment hints that a 16 year old entered a garage and produced an unexplained object described as "OWEF." The readable portion focuses on the youth and the odd item, with no further context or names available.
Worry Clinic Warns on Six Year Molars and Dental Care
An advisory urges parents to protect the six year molars at age six, warning against delaying fillings. It explains the 66 rule, stresses that these teeth are not baby teeth, and notes dentists' unique role and influence on youth. The piece urges vigilant dental health for children and adults alike.
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Donnie G
Crane
Donie
Donnie
The
Mapking Syndicate, Inc
Ragweed Allergy Treatments and Pollen Counts Across Regions
The doctor notes hay fever from ragweed pollen and outlines desensitization injections and vacationing to ragweed free zones in North America including the Pacific Northwest and parts of California and Florida. It discusses air conditioning, antihistamines with caution, and occasional pollen extract doses, plus steroid drugs, noting improvements in relief during ragweed season. It ends with a regional note on Macapa’s population surge after manganese discovery 25 years ago.
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North America
Pacific Northwest
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Florida
Maine
Washington Calling Lead Zinc Industry In Precarious Shape
Washington scene shows pressure mounting to rush an excise tax on lead and zinc imports under a last minute bill. Critics warn it would widen the Reciprocal Trade Agreements act breach, raise prices, and fuel inflation while benefiting some domestic producers.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Tariff Commission
Canada
Mexico
Peru
United States
State Department
Wormser Flan
Interior
Felix E. Wormser
Wormser
Eisenhower
Lead Industries Association
St. Joseph Lead Company
St. Joseph Lead
Henry Jackson
Wash
Jackson
Wormeser
New York
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Fashion Notes Across Down Puzzle Summary
A compact puzzle readout lists clues and answers themed around fashion terms and related nouns. It presents across and down entries with hints that blend attire, materials, and style concepts, alongside scattered proper names and place-like terms.
Red Festival Ends As Yanks Head For China
Moscow dispatch reports 34 000 delegates to the World Youth Festival begin departures after 15 days of meetings. Many return home while a group of Americans defies the State Department and proceeds to visit Red China with visas arranged by Peiping authorities. Some may later withdraw to avoid violating passport rules as U S officials warn of action.
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Moscow
State Department
Lenin Stadium
Bruno Bernini
World Federation of Democratic Youth
Africa
Asia
Soviet Union
China
Peiping
U.S
Red China
Europe
Chine
Cellist Amused That New Wife Mistaken For His Daughter
Plymouth report says cellist Pablo Casals, 80, arrived aboard the Antilles with his 20 year old bride Maria. He laughed that passengers mistook her for his daughter and joked they have not seen the love light in their eyes.
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Plymouth
England
Pablo Casais
Antilles
Maria
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