Dove Of Peace Vulture Clad
Washington rounds out a venomous propaganda campaign attacking the United States abroad. The piece cites Soviet and Moscow broadcasts condemning U.S. policy in Asia and the Middle East, accusing Washington of imperialism and backing puppet regimes while warning of consequences for global stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Erson
Washington
Ineai— Servic Tatssia
United States
Cine Fla Whitishehow
SAS State Department
Russia
U.S. Army
Robert Ry Ray
Nike
Unclear OCR Fragment from Ephrata Notice
Fragmentary text from a Ephrata area item with distorted wording and names unreadable. The passage lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a complete news brief.
TV Star Nikita weighs arms race and peace aims
The article discusses Nikita Khrushchev's views on disarmament and Soviet strategy. It argues Moscow seeks leverage through military strength not outright war, while the United States and allies must prevent communism from winning the minds of free people without triggering a ruinous conflict.
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Nikita Kheusieles
Amer
Tussi
Goorse Beraan
Pus
Tiss
Karnsh¢hes
Urs
Tessin
America
Moser
Moscow
Khrusticheys TV
American Bowens Set Sub Four Minute Mile Mark
Don Bowen of the University of California joined the elite group by clocking 3.58.7 to crack the four minute mile. Australian rivals Mery Tincoln and Jim snacked also went under four minutes amid strong international competition. Bowen’s late surge drew American congratulations for a magnificent showing.
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Ametica
Boe
Sue O
Mery Tincoln
Jim
Iold
Don Bowen
University of Caltosz
Wieh
Sanstase
Bowen
Ambassadorship shuffle over Manila hardship post
Reports say Chip Bohlen may move from Moscow to Manila for a hardship posting. The State Department plans a 33 percent pay boost but Bohlen’s status as ambassador complicates the allowance. Lipnolsa Thompson slated to replace Bohlen in Moscow as a cash transfer continues to cover embassy expenses.
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Chip Bonlen
Moscow
Philippines
Waite Department
Manila
State Department
Snl
Bohlen
Uneikenta Tsavana
Lipnolsa Thompson
Joe
Bohlen Jett
Moszenna
Secretary Weeks Gives Safety Awards in Washington
Secretary Sinclair Weeks distributed safety awards to workers in Washington when Dr. Allen Astin of the Bureau of Standards mentioned safety director Vary Dalzell had not arrived. Weeks warned to hurry and hoped Dalzell had not met an accident on his way to receive the award.
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Alteriaasa Agi
Sinclair Weeks
Allen Astin
Arad
Bureau of Standards
Snowflakes and Puerto Rico in Early Q A Notes
Crystal science notes that snowflakes form six sided figures and no two are exactly alike. A separate entry explains Puerto Rico’s US acquisition after the Spanish American War, ceded by the Treaty of Paris in 1898.
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United States
Puerto Rica
Spain
Paris
Women’s Club Install Officers in Delmanches Chapter
Mrs Tomas J Wallace presided as officers were installed by the Delmanches club of the Colored Federation. New officers include Mrs Re1 Dewberry president Mesdames Stewart vice president Mr Charlie Dabbs secretary Mrs Austin assistant secretary and Mrs Paul eras treasurer. Other members present were Mesdames Rey Anderson John Border and Jacob Pau.
New Newlyweds urged to cut apron strings test
A domestic advice column counsels newlyweds to establish independent homes and social lives away from mothers. It warns against frequent weekend returns to maternal homes and urges transferring church membership and building emotional insurance for a stable marriage.
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Mamma
Paris
Colege
Oklahoma Construction Liens Warn Homeowners
In a cautionary tale from an Oklahoma scenario, John and Mary hire a contractor who uses sub contractors to file mechanic and materialman liens after receiving payment. The homeowners face foreclosure risk, settle via negotiations, and are advised to insist on a detailed written contract with signed dates, obtain waivers from all workers, vet the contractor carefully, and seek legal help to close the deal.
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John
Joe
Hle
Mary
Jol
Nien
Marent
Joh
Meat Inspection Budget Cut Raises Beef Prices
A $2,132,000 reduction in federal meat inspection funding will fire 150 inspectors and slow packing plants, raising costs for beef, lamb, and pork. Secretary Benson sought $18.7 million for 1957-58 to hire 192 inspectors to cover 1,241 plants in 499 cities, up from 992 plants in 390 cities four years earlier. The House cut to $15.6 million threatens layoffs, with ongoing shutdowns in 18 cities due to staffing shortages.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Wnickel-Nursing
Benson
Servier
Citie
House of Representatives
A. R. Miller
Meat Inspection Service
Miller
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Siouxity
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Grand Forks
Mount Pleasant
Texas
Fort Worth
Cedar Rapids
New York
Houston
Chicago
Milwaukee
Newark
N.J
Seattle
Nashvile
Danville
Mountain State Across Puzzle Clues Batch
A grid style clue set listing Across and Down hints for mountain state and other terms. Includes synonyms like shield bearer and Roman emperor plus various wordplay entries such as minor botanical and musical terms.
Fragmented Clues From an Aged Puzzle Text
A garbled OCR based entry presents a mix of numbers and scattered phrases. It lists items like Puzi and Shakespeare and notes on solar imagery, sailors and manuscripts. The text appears as a puzzle or word association with few coherent facts.
City on To Receive OU Science Degree
Varley C Wiedeman son of Earl Wiedeman of 502 X 31st will receive a bachelor of science degree in plant science tonight at the University of Oklahoma. He will work summer with Dr L M Rosebough on an atomic energy commission project studying radioactive materials in plant metabolism and has been awarded a scholarship for continuing the project toward a master of science degree next fall.
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Knowland
House
GOP
Jor Marlin
Congress
Hungary
Dick Neuberger
Oregon
Hyde Park
N.Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herman Kahn
Neuberger
Pacific Northwest
Kahn
Moscow
South America
British Guiana
Cheddi Jagan
Jagan
People’s Progressive Party
Varley C. Wiedeman
Earl Wiedeman
University of Oklahoma
Wiedeman
Dr. L. M. Rosebough
Atomic Energy Commission
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