Geneva dualism still looms over East West talks
The 1956 letter exchange between Bulganin and Eisenhower captures a stalled Geneva spirit. Neither side concedes ground on Germany or unification, and no serious offers to negotiate exist beyond reaffirming UN charters. A lack of practical dialogue with Moscow hampers Middle East and Far East diplomacy, risking a broader stalemate.
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The Worry Clinic and Toddler Visual Cues
Dr Crane discusses how toddlers react to scenes of farm butchering and animal cruelty. Visual exposure can influence behavior, as children imitate observed acts before grasping the moral purpose. He compares cognitive gaps to age-based drawing tasks and suggests answering curiosities when the child asks.
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Alfred Binet
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Lawton Constitution
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Clamp The Lid On Vice Editorial Calls for Strong Enforcement
The newspaper endorses firmer law enforcement to curb vice in the city’s Negro areas. It criticizes public officials and certain interests resisting action, urges padlocking risky joints, harsher penalties, and continued police support to reduce bootlegging, gambling, and related violence.
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Underworld
Hennessee
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Quick Freezing Versus Slow Freezing in Food Preservation
A rapid freezing method forms ice crystals quickly, preserving cell structure and thus the food’s character and flavor when eaten later. Capital city Iceland is Reykjavik. Esther Cleveland was born in the White House, the only president’s child born there. Merrill's Marauders were volunteer U.S. infantry under General Frank Merrill in World War II Burma-India operations. In Wyoming's Great Divide Basin no streams flow outward, all are swallowed by lakes in the desert. The kea, a New Zealand parrot, is said to attack live sheep for fat surrounding kidneys.
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Esther Cleveland
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Merrill
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Frank Merrill
Burma-India
Great Divide Basin
Wyoming
New Zealand
Counterfeiter Says Money For Movie
A Tokyo artist arrested on counterfeiting charges for producing over two million yen in notes. He claimed the money was designed and printed for a motion picture studio to use in a scene where money is tossed from a window, and that it was too good to waste on a film.
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The Doctor Explains Epilepsy Types and Impacts
The article describes parental distress over epilepsy, explains epilepsy as a brain disorder, and outlines two main forms: petit mal with brief consciousness loss and grand mal with loss of consciousness and convulsions. It notes a preceding peculiar sensation before grand mal episodes.
Understanding Epilepsy Aura Seizure and Modern Testing
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains epilepsy symptoms including aura a sudden stomach unease and a loud epileptic cry. Attacks cause unconsciousness with facial redness, jaw clamping, and limb rigidity followed by convulsions. Electroencephalography now helps identify risk, severity, and tailor treatment. Epilepsy is not contagious and modern drugs aid many patients.
Washington Calling Nobody Has Remedy For Farm Troubles
Washington report by Doris Fleeson notes Secretary Benson faces Midwest Republican pressure over a disputed fan letter and farm policy. It cites rising farm income losses, shifting farm structures, and divided parties seeking quick aid while debating subsidies and price supports.
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Benson
Congress
Eisenhower
Farm Bureau
Oiines
Oil drinker seeks full oil history, NEA says
A witty NEA quip notes that the same person who gulps a beverage without question will demand the full history of the oil used in his car. The remark highlights modern curiosity about products and transparency.
Esther Williams Seeks Dramatic Dry Ground in Look Ma No Pool
Esther Williams discusses her new Look magazine dramatic role in The Gentle Web, portraying a schoolteacher framed by a high school football hero-rapist. She jokes about staying dry and bending toward dramatic, not aquatic, parts and hints at swimming for plot necessity. The piece also notes industry gossip on the censorship code and upcoming projects among fellow stars.
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Hollywood
NEA
Esther Williams
U I’s
MGM
Esther
the Witnet
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Krupp Heads High Pressure Sales Trip to Asia and Middle East
Alfried Krupp, once Germany's arms magnate, will depart Monday with his wife and a team of experts for India, Pakistan, Thailand, and Egypt. The mission aims to counter Soviet trade efforts and marks the first step in a broad West German push to win business in these regions.
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Alfried Krupp
India
Pakistan
Thailand
Egypt
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Russia
Middle East
Across and Down Puzzle Clues From An Odd List
A dense clue set lists many crossword style prompts with numbers and fragments such as Empty Spaces ACROSS and reel 4 About 8 and Lemon- 13 Literary scraps 14 Window and 15 Folding bed, plus many others spanning definitions like Speech, Soviet citadel, Jewel, and River in Soviet Russia, inviting solution of a full puzzle grid.
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