Today And Tomorrow The West and Khrushchev at a summit
The discussion reviews Khrushchev’s belief in preserving the status quo through a divided Germany and satellite states, while the West seeks to deter disturbance. It notes the expected collapse of Western alliances and the enduring tension over European, Asian, and German issues, with U S figures linked to maintaining the status quo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Germany
Ivy
West
van Alford
Poli Aie Isbrushches
Algeria
Cyprus
Southeast Asia
Formosa
Korea
Ihrushchev
Khrushchow Iz
Mr. Dulles
Adenauer
Mr. Macmillan
Jim
Pilani
Wright
Fragmentary Forlorn Quotations From Phililphins Leader
A garbled excerpt presents a garbled speech or note. The text mentions names and phrases about focus, progress, and admonition and includes archaic spellings and typographical errors. It reads as a historical quotation lacking clear context or full statements.
Embarrassment Of Riches In Democratic Presidential Race
A political feature notes the Democratic field for 1960 shows many names such as John Kennedy, Adlai Stevenson, Estes Kefauver, Lyndon Johnson, and Mennen Williams. It warns that early tallies and state leaders’ influence will shape nominations long before the convention, with few clear frontrunners and risk of missed opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Guy Robert Meyner
New Jersey
Lyndon Johnson
Shivut Semigion
Missouri
Mennen Willimus
Michigan
Adlai Stevelson
Estes Mefauver
Mennedy
Rams
Welauver
Clarks
Stevenson
Garlyng
Paware
Education Means Work and Thought for America's Youth
A commentary argues against overemphasizing science at the expense of broad education. It contends U S youth need a solid knowledge base and disciplined thinking, citing European and Russian models of hard work, languages, math, and history as a path to future national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Europe
Questions and Answers on edible cattail parts and history
The Q and A discuss cattail use including rootstock as salad and young heads in soup, pollen as a spice, and notes on a White House gas lamp timing. It asks about Elsie Janis’s real name Bierkower and identifies George Clinton as the first VP under Jefferson and Madison.
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White House
Polk
U.S
George Clinton
Jefferson
Madison
Isolated Patton Town Gets Food After Snow Lockout
Isolated Patton in western Pennsylvania, home to 3,000 residents, finally receives a supply train after four days of being cut off by a major winter storm. A one way road open, diesel power used to pull 18 miles from Cresson to Patton in two hours. Residents greet the relief train with an impromptu floodlit celebration.
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Patton
Pennsylvania
Cresson
Frisco Rites Honor Joe Frisen With Jazz Songs
Slittering comedian Joe Frisen died at 68 after a song illness. Frisen’s funeral featured tunes he danced to during a career from vaudeville to Broadway and Hollywood. About 250 mourners attended including Pat O'Brien Wallace Ford Jack Pepper Julius Tennen Walter Cruttet Alan Mowbray and Cecil Selle.
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Joe Frisen
Boothlack
Lushoy
Vaudeville
Broadway
Hollywood
Frisco
Pat O'Brien
Wallace For
Jack Pepper
Julius Tennen
Walter Crtlett
Alan Mowbray
Cecil Sellaeway
Dear Mary Haworth Secret Office Romance and Divorce Talk
A woman recounts suspicions of an affair between her husband and a secretary from the office. She describes secret meetings, moodiness, and fear of abandonment, seeking advice on whether her husband’s loyalty is truly intact and if she should pursue divorce.
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Mary Haworth
Ste
Man's Interest In Office Secretary Creates Strife
Advice column excerpt warns a reader about a wife and lover creating domestic strife. It suggests avoiding nagging melancholy, remaining sunny, and building trust while addressing intruding scrutiny. It counsels the wife to seek confidence and devotion but to confront limits with the husband when he acts.
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Toroxannie
It'S Your Money Clarifies Social Security and Railroad Benefits
A reader asks about retirement eligibility and credits for a railroad worker and spouse. An advisor explains ownership of a business affects Social Security credits, advises consulting the Social Security office, and notes potential disability benefits and timing for applying, with possible maximums around 108.50 dollars monthly.
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Gallate
Seid
Asd
Sassiak Security
Oses
Social Security Office
Secur
Alfier
Shell Security
UN Official Faces Charge in Human Rights Case
United Nations disciplinary charges face Dag Mani Bang Jensen a Danish official over alleged grave misconduct in withholding a secret witness list of 80 Hungarian refugees. The three member panel could suspend demote or dismiss him. two weeks to reply. Jammed dispute centers on handling of names amid Soviet suppression investigations. Hammarskjold noted the diplomat exceeded authority in withholding the list.
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United Nations
Dag Mani
Povl Bang-Jensen
U.N
Bang-Jensen
Denmaack
Gang-Jensen
Ian
Juarsk
Onsen
Hammarsfjold
Bertrand Russell Seeks Nuclear Disarmament Ban
London profiles philosopher Bertrand Russell at eighty five as he advocates a nuclear weapons ban and unilateral disarmament if needed. He frames survival as at stake and cites historical changes from Britain’s reform era, urging controlled disarmament and steps toward understanding.
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Bertrand Russell
Britain
Palmerston
John Russell
England
Napoleon
Fim
Coleridge
Iid
Genghis Khan
Tie
Conveyances And Across Quiz Of Mixed Clues Many Errors
Word puzzle listing many garbled clues and misprints for conveyances and related terms. Includes unclear entries for pleasure carriage bicycle wagon and several mis-spelled items with inconsistent numbering and formatting.
Answering Clues From a Crossword Style Row
A compact clue set asks for a sea bird pause rowing tool a trial effort a no response a cat and items used on sailing conveyances, forming a themed wordplay snippet without narrative context.
Pua 44 Decays 45 Troquoian Indian a8 Dearth 47 Drinks
Fragment likely from a glossary or crossword source listing clues and numbered entries. Includes terms such as Dearth Drinks and several short fragments that resemble dictionary-like hints. Content is sparse and not a cohesive news item.
Remarkable plastic surgery feats reported at society meeting
A Montreal surgeon described transplanting bones from a 14 year old boy's right foot to his face to correct jaw defects. Cleveland surgeons operated on an infant born without a nose. A California doctor described removing a large hairy mole covering nearly a quarter of a boy's body using skin grafts. Face lift methods and risks of paraffin injections were discussed. Plastic surgery offers treatment for many defects but not all cases are suitable.
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American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Montreal
California
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Glidden
Elsie Janis
Bierkower
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Galbraith
Bixby
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Liz
Sey
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Philosopher Russell
Joseph Alsop
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Thames
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