Chou En Lai tour exposes Communist bloc unity doubts
Washington evaluators say Chou En Lai’s seven week tour through southeast Asia and eastern Europe failed to settle Asian questions. He framed China as Asia’s leader while casting the United States as hostile.
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Peter Edson
Washington
NEA
Chou En Jai
Southeast Asia
Europe
Chou
Joan Foster Dulles
Khrushchev
Bulganin
China
United States
New Delhi
Nepal
Peking
Moscow
Warsaw
Budapest
Chow
Kremlin
Asia
Russia
Hungary
United States and United Nations in a Divided World
The United States politics foreground how U.N. support has grown yet the U.N. make up shifts with Asian African blocs. The author argues U.S. foreign policy is hamstrung by a divided U.N. and the need to defend against world communism while seeking global peace.
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Chou
Peking
Moscow
China
Russia
Hungary
United Nations
United Nations Command
United States
U.N
Middle East
League of Nations
Britain
Gold Coast
Tou Ure
U.S
Quick Quiz Q and A on history and daily trivia
A series of trivia questions covers Virginia’s presidential nickname and era, bee honey flavors, birds’ syrinx, cosmetics spending in 1955, union admission, ear marking origins, English language study, tides in the Mediterranean, Tilden’s near miss, rare large cent, Lee’s declined Union command, farm land, and Harris tweed craftsmanship.
Judge Frees Man Who Failed To Pay Alimony
A New York judge freed 52 year old William Singer after 16 months in jail for back alimony arrears to his ex wife Anna. Justice Owen McCivern called prolonged imprisonment for noncriminal acts abhorrent and ordered Singer to resume$12 weekly payments with a nominal $4 toward arrears. A separate item notes Edward G Outlaw being held on charges of robbing a service station in Pittsburgh.
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York
William Singer
Anna
Singer
State Supreme Court
Owen McCivern
How To Lose 10 Pounds In 10 Days Says Dr Crane
Dr George W Crane promotes dieting and weight loss for couples, arguing slimmer spouses boost husbands arousal and health. He recounts a farm couple contesting dieting together, notes weight loss improves blood pressure and urges housewives over 40 to shed pounds with community support.
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George W. Crane
David
Cupid
Understanding Purpura Its Causes And Recovery Outlook
The doctor explains purpura a multiform condition with purple skin patches from bleeding. Varieties arise from infections drug reactions and spleen issues with recovery depending on the cause and timely treatment.
Holland Gets Uranium Shipment Under Atoms For Peace
New York reports a flight delivering six hundred twenty grams of enriched uranium ore to the Netherlands. The shipment marks the first under President Eisenhower’s Atoms for Peace initiative for reactor use.
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New York
Netherlands
Eisenhower
West German challenger Ollenhauer reads new US backed unity
Washington reports Erich Ollenhauer head of West Germany's Social Democratic party travels to Washington to press a reunification plan within a broader European defense system. He challenges Adenauer in September and seeks U S backing for a postwar security order, reshaping American policy toward Europe.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Europe
Erich Ollenhaver
Germany
Social Democratic Party
West Germany
Christian Democrats
Ollenhauer
Konrad Adenauer
der Alte
Adenauer
John Foster Dulles
Canada
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
NATO
Hale
United States
Alng
Neinrich von Brentano
Dulles
Theodor Heuss
America
Baseball Star Across Down Puzzle Clues Mixed Output
A garbled crossword style item lists baseball terms and scattered clues with misread words. The text includes fragments like rib stst and taianesland, pairing unclear definitions with unrelated terms such as Gree letter pitcher and bare phrases. The piece resembles a faulty OCRed game page segment without a coherent story.
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Bar Taianesland
Guido Scale Clues and Miscellaneous Puzzle Answers
Answer key lists entries such as Seeld and Notes in Guido's scale. It includes hints like Mine entrance and Indolent with related clues, plus terms for Athens and Lampreys. The page pairs wordplay items, river names, dance steps, and measurement terms across multiple lines.
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Seeld
Guido
Army Moves to Dispose of Its Dogs Amid Budget Pressures
Washington reports that the Army plans to demobilize about 950 dogs used for scout and sentry duties at home and at Ft. Carson Colorado where 54 dogs are trained monthly for the Air Force. Officials differ on peacetime use and Air Force reliance.
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Washington
Wilber Brucker
Arlington National Cemetery
Thee Army
Ft. Carson
Colo
Air Force
Army
Woman Senator Breaks Ground on Father’s Day Legislation
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine urged Congress to legalize Father’s Day calling it a grievous insult to the nation’s fathers. She noted Mother’s Day was legalized in 1917 and argued national recognition is overdue.
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Congress
Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
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