Western Alliance at risk after Suez crisis fallout
The article analyzes tensions within the Western Alliance following the Suez crisis. It notes skepticism among French and British leaders toward U.S. policy, cites alleged State Department actions, and calls for renewed frankness and coordination to prevent alliance breakdown under looming East-West pressures.
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Washington
Jas
State Department
Fiory
London
Foreign Office
Paris
Wester
Middle East
Baghdad
Anthony Eden
America
Western Alliance
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Lawton Constitution and Morning Press overview
The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press front pages list editor and publisher, business manager, managing editor, circulation managers, and staff roles in Lawton Oklahoma. It includes subscriptions and advertising rates, Associated Press member status, circulation audit details, and a Bible quotation attributing a religious injunction to public instruction.
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Ned Shepler
BLT
Oklahoma teachers pay hike debate sparks caution
An Oklahoma Educational Association statement backs higher teachers pay but warns against radical tactics such as threats of strikes. The group urges careful legislative funding decisions, honest tax explanations, and measures to keep Oklahoma’s education system competitive with surrounding states while avoiding public backlash.
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Oklahoma
Omic
Dorma Famity
Orm
Dil
Bussand Industy
Everyield
Anr
Business and Education Face Funding Challenge in the US
The text notes that business and industry stepped up to fund colleges as Congress lagged, boosting donations to about 100 million in 1936 and implying 300 million annually will be needed for maintenance and growth. It argues for broad public involvement beyond business, including labor unions, professions, foundations, and alumni, to solve the funding problem.
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Congress
Isancrs
Teue
Wilson Compton
Council On Financial Aid To Education
Presidents Who Returned Salary During Depression
Herbert Hoover and Franklin D. Roosevelt gave back five percent of their salaries to the Treasury in the deepest months of the Great Depression, 1932 to 1933, reflecting a wartime era of fiscal restraint.
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Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Treasury
Isolation clinic closes in Immingham harbor town
Health authorities in Lincolnshire city Immingham decide to shut the town isolation clinic due to lack of business. The facility has recorded only one patient in its 45 years of operation.
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Immingham
England
Smal
Lincolnshire
How to Improve Memory Power by Dr George Crane
A memory improvement piece asserts motivation and active practice boost recall of names and faces. It recounts a memory expert who accurately named 118 of 120 people and suggests tests at home, paying a spouse to reinforce effort, plus a non profit booklet offer from Lawton Constitution for 20 cents.
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Power
Briow
Menory
George W. Crane
Homer J
Homer
Mr. Reid
Lawton Constitution
Oklahoma and US Supreme Court contrast on press and liberty
A reflective overview traces major Supreme Court questions from pre Civil War era to modern cases. It discusses a Georgia town law on leaflets, a New York poultry dealer challenging NRA plans, and the core issue of freedom of the press as guaranteed by the Constitution and Bill of Rights.
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York
Cnse
National Recovery Administration
Georgia
Griffin
Dulles Rejects Eisenhower Near East Visit Plan
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports John Foster Dulles opposes using the President’s prestige in the Near East to advance peace. In a closed House Foreign Affairs session he called such a trip dramatic yet potentially risky, cautioning against a dangerous misstep amid regional tensions.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Near East
Dulles
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Clem Zablocki D
Zablocki
United States
Sorea
Racallad Zahraeli
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Dick Neuberger
Morse
Kefauver
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Lyndon
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Foreign Relations Committee
Arthur Dean
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Indo-China
Dean
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Democrat
Korea
Dem
Humphrey
Dien Bien Phu
Ho Chi Minh
Burma
Sen. Symington
Nevada Nugget Across Clues History Puzzle
Puzzle clue list covers geography and language hints with several missing letters. Names like Nevada capital and mountain features appear alongside scattered definitions such as bird small space and energy unit. The grid mixes historical terms with place names and generic descriptors.
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Nevada
Tit
Persia
Scotland
Puzzle Answers From Prior Week Leave 24 Shide 25 Names
Completing the crossword clues yields entries such as eSee, Asiatic sea, city in Nevada, Burmese woe sprites, and other terms. The list includes prices out, Carment, parts of the, sticky substances, eater, Scandinavian, park with Cleveland, ancient geography terms, and Thai pewter coin.
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Nevada
Park
Cleveland
Ohio
Thailand
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