Edson's Column Notes on Shelters and US Nuclear Policy
Washington commentary by Peter Edson discusses Dr Edward Teller’s push for active and passive defense, dual purpose shelters and phased federal support. It notes FCDA plans, a Senate hearing, and a proposed eight to fourteen billion dollar shelter program, plus cost estimates for private homes and urban areas. It analyzes Russian strategies and shelter viability with St Louis data suggesting up to 40 percent casualty reduction with shelters.
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Sy Peter Edsow
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NEAS
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Lyndon Jonson
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United States
Power Versus Population Calls for Global Disarmament
A broad essay argues power races and armaments cannot avert danger from unchecked population growth. It contends that only disarmament and redirected human energy can balance humanity with the Earth, urging a supreme, unified effort to ensure survival and prosperity.
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Mars
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West
America
Russia
China
India
Asia
Keep Records Straight On Tax Deductions Delay in 1958 Rules
The U S Internal Revenue Service postponed the new rules requiring detailed records of personal expenses used as deduction items on tax returns to 1958. Officials noted rushing such rules to apply to 1957 would be foolish and unfair, and taxpayers are warned to begin keeping careful records of all deductible expenditures, as the agency intends strict scrutiny.
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U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Des Tegard
Unclear political quotes about Sputniks and voting
A fragmented passage mentions Sputniks circling the world and discusses alleged electoral impacts in New Jersey and New York. It references Arthur D. Summerfield and a New York reporter Walter S. Dayton, with remarks on Rehabilitation of old homes as a business opportunity, reflecting partisan commentary.
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York
Walter S. Dayton
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New York
Sputniks
Arthur D. Summerfield
Questions and Answers Quiz in a Historic Gazette
A series of trivia Q and A items covers geography, state nicknames, edible mushrooms, pulque as a drink, and who administers the presidential oath. It notes Cape Morris K. Jesup as a northern land point, Georgia as the Empire State of the South, mushrooms as mostly water and nitrogenous content, pulque's country of popularity in Mexico, and that the chief justice commonly administers the oath though any authorized officer may do so.
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Cape Morris K. Jesup
Greenland
South
Georgia
United States
The
Mary Haworth and Family Trussages In Tama Notices
Tama widower Mary Haworth, 45, lives with Susy 12 and Dagny 11. His wife died 18 months ago. He has a part time housekeeper and helps from the children’s 2% step siblings. Family interactions include meals with Susy and Dagny’s grandparents on weekends. Susy has developed worrisome habits at school recently.
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Tama
Susy
Dagny
My Ie
Living Together Restrictions and Social Security Rules Updated
The column explains new Social Security rules relaxing living-together restrictions for mothers with minor or disabled children and for dependent spouses or widows. It describes eligibility changes, the need to be current with support obligations, and how benefits may now be awarded to those previously barred. It also includes reader questions and guidance on the credit years and how benefits are calculated.
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Simy
Grand Central Station
New York 17
Washington Calling Delay In NATO Talks
Washington weighs delaying the NATO heads of government meeting set for Paris in mid December due to President Eisenhower's illness. Officials consider postponement to allow Congress and allied plans, with ministers meeting December 15 and a potential February or March summit, while debates over Tunisia arms and Algerian war influence the decision.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Eisenhower
NATO
Faris
Épare
Richard M. Nixon
Britain
United States
Tunisia
Macmillan
Harold Macmillian
Paria
Felix Gaillard
France
Algeria
State Department
U.S
Paris
Tts
Congress
Edward Teller
Congo
White House
Macmillian
Selwyn Lloyd
John Foster Dukes
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Screen Actress ACROSS Tieger 7 She is in tn 13 Dormant 4 Beast JA Sketcher II
The puzzle clue list includes various cryptic entries such as a screen actress across Tieger and references to dormant and animal terms. The page also features numbered across and down clues with multiple semantic hints like Scottish river and Oriental coin. It reads like a filled crossword or a puzzle segment without narrative prose.
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Susy
Mariner's
Fragmented Phrase Puzzle About Western Regions and People
A murky OCR fragment references Western states and groups such as Shoshonean Indians and New Guinea, with numbers interspersed. It reads like a jumbled list of terms including Freebooter, Scottish, leather, and desolate, ending with Nevada. The text lacks clear events or single coherent narrative.
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Western State
New Guinea
Postnasal drip an winter ailment from a doctor
The doctor explains postnasal drip a common winter problem caused by mucous in the nose that drips to the throat and upper airways. It is not a true disease, but triggered by central heating smoking temperature changes dust and irritants. swallowing mucus is usually harmless and the condition is rarely dangerous though uncomfortable.
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Edwin P. Joan
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