India’s Panmunjom Role Questioned as Neutral Voice
The piece argues India’s stance at Panmunjom is biased against communism and labels it as lacking neutrality. It contends India’s actions may have damaged its credibility as the authentic representative of the genuine neutral spirit in the ongoing conflict.
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Subscription rates in Southwest Oklahoma paper region
Rates shown for the Press and Sunday Constitution in Lawton area. Monthly by carrier ranges from 58 to 61.38 pounds. Annual mail options priced at 60.06.08 pounds. Associated Press rights noted for reprint.
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Wisdom, Law, and Leadership Across Ages
A compact reflection linking Ezra 7 25 about appointing magistrates to govern those beyond the river with Senecas claim that true wisdom rests in life and self control. The pairing contrasts scriptural authority with classical philosophy on integrity and conduct.
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India's POW Handling Ends Her Neutrality
The article criticizes India's stance on returning unrepatriated war prisoners from the Korean conflict, arguing it abandons armistice terms and undermines neutrality. It accuses Prime Minister Nehru of political expediency, stating the Neutral Repatriation Commission failed to uphold its 30 day rule and kept prisoners beyond the limit, inviting anti-Western sentiment while harming the UN plan for prisoner release.
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Washington Calling on Taft Hartley Strike Vote Debate
NEA columnist Peter Edson outlines Secretary James P. Mitchell facing pressure during hearings on Eisenhower's Taft Hartley amendments. He cautions that a government backed secret employer vote could trigger more disputes and that timing and details may cripple bargaining.
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Doctor Answers Constipation Questions in Home Advice
Edwin P. Jordan MD explains that diet is the key treatment for constipation, with exercise helpful beyond abdominal work. He cautions against overuse of medication or X-ray therapy and clarifies chronic constipation is less common than believed, often linked to improper training, neglect in childhood, and rushing meals with insufficient bulk from refined foods.
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Constipation Causes and Cures Highlight Diet and Habits
The article warns that fresh produce alone cannot fix constipation and explains the role of laxatives and purges. It stresses correcting underlying causes such as diet and laxative abuse, establishing regular bowel habits, listening to urges, and adding exercise to improve intestinal movement.
Housewife Seams Crooked Reflect Busy Care, Survey Says
We The Women report Ruthmiller A hosiery survey in a large city finds four in ten women wear stockings with crooked seams. The housewife group is spotlighted as most prone due to juggling many tasks. Careful attention to family needs explains imperfect cosmetics or fashion details.
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Questions Answers and Genet's US Citizenship History
The passage notes Ci ien Genet the French minister who caused the first international crisis for the U S settled in New York and became a United States citizen. At his death he was a wealthy Hudson River Valley landowner. The text also mentions amendments to the meter in several states and a Los Angeles proposal to ease traffic with an approved overhead monorail to San Fernando 44 miles away, planned as the second of its kind.
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Airliner completes test polar flight from Los Angeles
STOCKHOLM Sweden Scan Super Cloudmaster landed ahead of schedule after a 6 000 mile test polar flight from Los Angeles via Edmonton Churchill Frobisher Bay and Northwest Territories gathering data for the first trans polar test flight conducted in November amid high speed aloft.
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Coffee sales slump in New York after price rise
New York coffee buyers reduce purchases as prices top one dollar per pound, with retailers noting a 30 percent drop. The decline follows recent price increases and affects both consumers and sales volumes.
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Hollywood Talk: Henie, Garland, and TV Schemes Stir News
Hollywood gossip notes Sonja Henie plans a divorce from Winnie Gardner Sanneel while Johnnie nixes a comeback bid. MGM’s Lili runs a year in New York as Vanessa Brown eyes live TV with two networks. Judy Garland sparks a Warner clash after cancelling interviews. Fox spends 25000 on preproduction tests for The Egyptian. Pinky Lee expands to five days weekly. Violetta Elvin’s career may be cut short by injuries. A new filming method promises greater angles and clarity, to meet CinemaScope rival. The Covered Wagon script by H L Davis surfaces. The Friendship tune ties Bromfield Calvet trial split, divorce confirmed. Ed Wynn quips about marriage for money.
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Drawing On Higher Power For Strength At Golf Club
Four men at a country club discuss overcoming distress after a game. One friend shares a method to draw upon a Higher Power, citing Isaiah, rest in God, and practicing relaxed effort. The lesson helps him regain power and continue active life.
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Dogs and Cats Across Puzzle Clues Overview
A compact summary of a crossword style list featuring dogs and cats related clues. Includes terms for breeds and dog actions, cat behaviors, river names in England and France, foods and materials, and miscellaneous entries such as words for distress signals and reparation. Highlights several German and Scottish language touches.
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Puzzle 31 Hardy heroine and other clue answers
A compact puzzle answer list includes Hardy heroine Eva or Tess and a mix of crossword style clues. Other entries reference a 1933 eagle nest cheese brand, a Greek seaport and terms meaning in excess and make certain. The puzzle also covers bread directions, materials used to tie up, browned, and the pope's title abbreviated as Pius or similar.
Freed Woman Weds Prover Of Innocence
Mrs. Wengert, 35, who was convicted in 1951 of second degree murder in the death of her former landlady, Jane Jones, 72, married Jack Wengert, 40, a Las Vegas chef, yesterday at the home of private detective Glenn Bodell who uncovered much of the evidence. Freed by the Nevada Board of Pardons and Paroles last Wednesday after serving two years and nine months.
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Russell Johnson
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