China trade policy debates draw congressional scrutiny
Washington reports outline British plans to ease free world embargoes on Communist China sparked by Eden's visit. McClellan's committee has heard Commerce officials in closed sessions as embargo lists remain top secret under the Consultative Group in Paris. The piece details COCOM and CHINCOM lists, allied positions, and recent trade figures showing erratic growth, with China’s imports and exports shifting over 1952 to mid-1955.
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Peter Edson
Washington
NEA
China
Anthony Eden
Arkansas
John L. McClellan
Government Operations Committee
Commerce Department
U.S
Consultative
Paris
United States
Canada
Japan
Free World
France
Italy
Communist Party
Soviet Russia
Chincom
China Committee
United Nations
Korea
Consultative Group
Russia
Formosa
Viet Nam
South Asia
International Cooperation
John B. Hollister
Red China
China - China
Pakistan
Ceylon
Tests for Good Parents in The Worry Clinic
Dr George W Crane argues parental skills are distinct from professional talents. He cites Rev Paul a clergyman with successful church work yet poor parenting, noting that habits differ by domain and that fame can hinder children. Readers are urged to rate themselves using his tests and mail for self analysis at PTA meetings.
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Paul
George W. Crane
Crane
Eli
Samuel
PTA
Lawton Constitution
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Psalm Verse Quotation Cited in Browning Note
A brief quotation from Psalms 104:1 praising God’s majesty is followed by a Browning line noting that God is in His Heaven and all is right with the world. The passage reflects classic religious sentiment and literary allusion.
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Browning
American intellectuals must champion liberty and truth
French thinker Raymond-Leopold Bruckberger argues American intellectuals fail to affirm liberty, often criticizing the nation andIgnoring global scorn. He urges them to defend freedom, speak truth, and explain what America represents to the world, tying national honor to faithful articulation of liberty.
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Europe
United States
Raymond-Leopold Bruckberger
Harpers Magazine
America
Bruckberger
State Department
Truth and Justice
India
Britain to grant Malaya independence within 18 months
The article notes Britain plans full independence for Malaya within a year and a half, marking a shift in postwar policy toward former colonies. It contrasts this with the Soviet Union, which has granted no independence to subjects in the last five years.
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Britain
Malaya
Sudan
Africa
Soviet Union
Calm Washington reception for Mohammed Ali and newborn son
Pakistan ambassador Mohammed Ali and Justice Douglas mingled at a Washington party while the ambassador announced the birth of his son. The event featured a buffet of samosa and spiced lamb as guests relaxed with travel anecdotes.
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Mohammed Ali
Pakistan
Washington
Justice Douglas
George Washington Hospital
New York
Answers and Q and A on gecko, Gottschalk, and snakes
A quiz item notes a Palau Islands small brown gecko that sheds its entire skin leaving the hunter holding the skin with escapee inside. It also identifies Louis Moreau Gottschalk as the first American pianist to tour both Europe and America. It reports Hawaii initially had no snakes, then a blind snake appeared likely transported with produce.
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Palau Islands
Europe
America
Louis Moreau Gottschalk
Hawaiian Islands
Ardmore Wing to Fly to Europe This Spring
The Air Force announced the first C-123 assault transport wing will depart Ardmore AFB Oklahoma this spring. The 309th Troop Carrier Group of the Tactical Air Command will be stationed at Dreux France. The C-123 carries 60 troops or eight tons and lands at front line strips.
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Washington
Air Force
Europe
Ardmore Air Force Base
Oklo
Tactical Air Command
309Th
Dreux
France
Britain Hikes Bank Rate to 5.5 Percent
London reports the Conservative government raised the Bank of England interest rate to 5.5 percent, the highest in 24 years, stepping up to curb inflation and restore favorable balance in import and export trade. The hike increased the rate by one percentage point from 4.5 percent.
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Britain
London
Bank of England
Nostalgic bid to turn Ike again in 1956 campaign
Washington reports a nostalgia driven push to draft President Eisenhower for a second term in 1956 centered on New Hampshire and Minnesota primaries. The piece traces past write-in wins, Minnesota momentum, and GOP hopes while noting Ike’s stance on a full-time presidency and the party’s wish to avoid a November without him.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
Eisenhower
Ike
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Paris
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Harold Stassen
Ed Thye
Minn
Republican Party of
Gettysburg
Thinking It Over For Lent by Robt Diffenbacher D D
Ash Wednesday opens Lent in a prayerful mood as World Day of Prayer spreads worldwide. Leaders urge collective prayers for peace, understanding, forgiveness, and relief from suffering, urging universal faith and action toward world peace. Herman Banks faces police court in Asheville NC with a quip about his wife and dog following patrols.
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Robt. Diffenbacher
D.D
NEA
National Council of Church Women
Eisenhower
Animal borne diseases and their basic dangers
The article surveys diseases originating in animals that can affect humans. Rabies, often from a dog or cat bite, is highlighted as a well known risk. Bubonic plague, once called the Black Death, spreads to humans via rat fleas. Some encephalitis forms are carried to people as well.
Understanding animal borne diseases and precautions
Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines diseases transmissible from animals to humans including cat scratch disease Brucellosis Rocky Mountain spotted fever Q fever and ringworm. He emphasizes preventive measures such as avoiding close contact with infected animals keeping children from pet faces and proper hygiene to reduce risk.
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North American
Eisenhower hints at presidency and college riot call
News quotes report Edgar Eisenhower saying his brother may not have finished the job and could remain in office, while Carmichael of Alabama urges law and order over anarchy amid the crisis over a Negro co ed's enrollment, framing the issue as order versus chaos.
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EL Centro
Calif
Edgar Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Tuscaloosa
Ala
O. C
Carmichael
University of Alabama
Dinner Time Across Fish C4 Hot Cross 8 Ripped 12
Crossword style clues mix foods, anatomy and geography. The list contains terms like region, arrow poison, louse, dress, worm, and compass point. It reads as a jumble of numbered hints for a puzzle.
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Ireland
Continent
Angeles
California
Puzzle Answers for Today’s Grid Clues and Solutions
Answer to Today's Puzzle lists solution words for each clue: 26 Eagle's m, 27 Wretched, 28 Press, 29 Nick, 31 Perfume ingredien, 33 Claw, 38 African fi, 40 Plunges, 41 Minds, 42 High cards, 43 Change place, 44 Seen, 46 Thaw, 47 New Mexican town, 48 Gaelic, 50 Tear.
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Nick
Ingredien
Claw
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