Today And Tomorrow By Walter Lippmann Reveals Blunder
Walter Lippmann argues the Saudi Arabia tanks affair shows lack of clear top leadership in the U S government. He criticizes President and Dulles for absent command, explains the six month drift, and warns of Soviet gains and their political and economic strides highlighted by Moscow speeches.
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India
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Paying For The Roads The Road Tax Debate
The essay argues the new highway program should tax users by use, weighing truck and car burdens. It notes ATA supports current balance while AAA argues heavier taxes on trucks are needed due to weight and road wear. Congress must seek impartial judgment to uphold fairness and justice in funding, or risk public backlash.
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Congress
American Automobile Association
Washington
News on 1961 cure for common cold sparks editor anxiety
Medical specialists in New York say curing the common cold by 1961 would require tackling many viruses. They estimate 13 virus groups cause eye and throat symptoms, about 60 strep infections mimic colds, and 49 resemble pneumonia. Editors fret a universal cure may be years away.
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New York
Answers and Questions From a Historic Quiz Row
Questions cover diverse topics including the 1942 Rose Bowl at Duke Stadium due to West Coast ban on gatherings, the Detroit Windsor international traffic tunnel, Alexandria Virginia’s fire engine gifted by George Washington, Poland’s 1949 Nowy Dwor train wreck, U.S. use of German shepherds in military roles, an orthoepist’s definition, and John G. Reid as the father of American golf with his Yonkers course origin.
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Nowy Dwor
Poland
John G. Reid
Yonkers, N. Y
Scotland
The Worry Clinic Girls Dont Try To Be Masculine
Anita R. age 19 is urged by boyfriends to imitate men, drink liquor, and smoke. Dr Crane warns that women chasing masculinity harms charm and invites double standards. Ads and Hollywood portrayals push coeds to drink and smoke to gain male acceptance.
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Dr. Crane
Hollywood
Northwestern University
Understanding clubfoot in newborns and its unclear causes
A child born with a deformed twisted foot is described as clubfoot. The exact cause remains unknown, with theories ranging from abnormal fetal positioning to improper prenatal development, possibly hereditary. About one in a thousand births show clubfoot, more common in boys and varying by region.
Clubfoot in children linked to maternal illness and age
Dr Edwin P. Jordan notes a higher clubfoot incidence in certain families and older mothers, with risk increasing after German measles in early pregnancy. Early treatment within six months gives best non surgical correction through staged methods including manipulation, bandaging, casts, and possible operations, tailored to severity and age.
Top GOPs Oppose Nixon Re Nomination
Washington February 24 Republican leaders debate Nixon renomination with some in Eisenhower circle opposing it while others back the ticket. Nixon faces anti nomination forces seeking alternatives such as Stassen Herter and Dewey though Nixon benefits from home ground in California. Democrats stress Nixon attacks on Truman Stevenson and aides, while a News dispatch cites a 1952 campaign quote denouncing Democrats and communists.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
San Francisco
Democratic National Committee
Leonard W. Hall
Truman
Harry Truman
Adlai Stevenson
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Associated Press
See No Man Made Substitute For God And Love
Written for NEA Service notes that while society thrives on electric and atomic energy creating convenience, it cannot create life or restore the deceased. It argues humanity remains inferior to the Supreme Being in all true power and calls for spiritual renewal over man made energy.
AEC Member Urges Vigorous Program For A Power Plants
Atomic Energy Commissioner Thomas E. Murray urged a vigorous government program to build atomic power plants at home and abroad. He told the joint committee on atomic energy the United States is off to a slow start in the race for atomic energy and warned that sweeping promises risk going by default.
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Washington
Atomic Energy
Thomas E. Murray
Murray
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
United States
Communists Return Bodies Of Two Korean War Dead
The Communists returned to UN lines the bodies of two Canadian soldiers killed in the Korean War. United Nations command move said the soldiers were listed in 1953 Canadian army casualty lists as officially presumed to have died from enemy action. Names withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
United Nations Command Military Armistice Commission
Geography Lesson Puzzle Answers Across and Down
Word list style clues yield a themed grid with items like York City Florida Marshall Uncle Tom, musical instrument, narrow read, rocky, boing. Answers reflect across and down entries including various cultural, geographic and linguistic terms.
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