Splintering Indonesia Shaken by Island Uprisings and Route to Unity
A wide view of Indonesia depicts Borneo breaking from Jakarta to rule regionally as Sumatra and other islands rebel. Java holds 60 percent of population but relies on imports and foreign exchange, while the central government faces political and economic peril with no clear path to reunification.
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Middle East
Indonesia
Borneo
Jakarta
Thaat
Sumatra
Celebes
Moluveas
Lesser Sunda Islands
Java
Cctmral
Jeva
Tey
United Nations
West New Guinea
Indies
Calypso for the Cats Signals Calypso Boom Ahead
Calypso rises as rock fades and West Indian music dominates best seller lists. Film studios rush to adapt calypso titles while drums and steel percussion attract buyers. Jamaica and Trinidad fade from bloom to mere winter cruise ports, awaiting a calypso Charleston fusion.
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Calypso
Calyso
Jamaica
Trinidad
Gaza
Sun Sand and Taxes in Miami Beach Ad Sparks IRS Scrutiny
An advertisement touting a sun drenched hotel reconditioning as a tax deductible expense drew Congress and the IRS into debate. The IRS said athletic club expenses are not deductible for health unless a doctor certifies a direct medical need, clarifying that last year's sun tax write offs may not be allowed by April 15.
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Miami Beach
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Bureau
IRS
Lincoln Honored Globally and Poe’s The Raven Publication
The text notes Lincoln statues in many nations, avenues named for him, libraries featuring his works, and his image on various stamps. It states Poe’s poem The Raven appeared unsigned in the New York Evening Mirror on January 29, 1845 under the pseudonym Quakies. It explains blue laws origin linked to New England and the Presbyterian pro Parliament party using blue.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Edgar Allan Poe
New York Evening Mirror
Poe
New England
Trict Presbyterian Pro
Last Chance For Healing In Anglo American Alliance
Joseph Alsop argues Bermuda talks may shape long term Western policy. He warns failure to reach concrete agreements on Middle East, NATO and other areas could end the Anglo American partnership. He cites Suez fallout, British doubt in power, and US insistence on a coherent strategy. Adenauer returns from vacation in Bonn.
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Joseph Alsop
London
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Western Alliance
Bermutt
America
Britain
Middle East
NATO
Germany
Suez
Washington
Anthony Eden
Ticl
State Department
John Hay Whitney
United States
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Hardening of the heart harms family and neighbors
Dr. George W. Crane argues emotional factors drive blood pressure up more than arteries. A colonel’s readings varied with fear, showing true pressure near 135 when relaxed. He warns hardening of the heart, unlike arteries, harms social ties and communities, urging a 30 day Compliment Club test to ease pressure by applying the Golden Rule.
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Shieh
George W. Crane
Harry
Crane
Doctor Answers Questions On Meniere's Disease
The doctor discusses common questions about Meniere's disease raised by Mrs. 8 RF. He explains that dizziness and slight hearing loss are key symptoms and notes several diagnostic tests such as spinning in a rotating chair and tuning fork tests. He emphasizes that special methods have advanced to allow accurate diagnosis.
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Meniere
Mencire
Meniere's disease questions answered by a doctor
Dr Edwin F P Jordan explains Meniere's disease relation to brain tumors and outlines treatment aims to reduce inner ear fluid. He notes the disease is rarely fatal, opinions on surgical guarantees vary, and a new theory suggests nerve inflammation with blisters in the labyrinth. Dizziness can cause falls.
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Meniere
Bermuda Meeting Looms Over U S Britain Ties
Washington and Bermuda discuss an Eisenhower Macmillan summit with both opportunity and danger. The talks aim to bridge Middle East divides and ease Anglo American strain over Egypt and the Suez Canal, amid lingering resentment from past censure and anti American sentiment at home. Nasser’s firm stance risks stalling any harmony as Bermuda opens.
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Marquis Childs Hamilton
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Middle East
Washington
London
Winston Churchill
Britain
Joseph Lanic
France
Georges Bidault
Geneva
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
Eden
Egypt
Macmillan
America
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal
Nasser
United States
Soviet Russia
United Nations
Israel
House of Commons
TV Actress ACROSS and DOWN Puzzle Clues
A compact listing of crossword clues with Across and Down prompts including names, numbers, and brief keyword hints such as vices actor Verdugo and Manimal covering, various time words, nautical, and astronomical references, inviting solver engagement.
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Verdugo
Manimal
Vocabulary Puzzle Clues for a Fixed Salary Theme
A compact word quiz listing numbered clues such as Fixed salary Vegetable Oleic acid salt Huge tub Oxidizing enzyme Tidier Lures Sailors Roman coacs Scottish cap Measures of cloth Whirlwinds Powerful explosive with concise prompts for solver use.
Massachusetts to Extradite Hildys Foster Parents
Massachusetts authorities said they will extradite Hildy McCoy’s foster parents if Trevida surrenders them. Myron Lane said renditions papers would go to Gov Furcolo. Elise couple fled Massachusetts in 1953 to dodge surrender order for their 6 year old adopted child. The Elises are Jewish. Hildy’s mother is Roman Catholic. Massachusetts law aims to place children with foster homes of the same faith when possible. A Japanese envoy was named Tokyo consul general in New York.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Massachusetts
Hildy McCoy
Trevida
Myron Lane
Norfolk County
Mass
Melvin
Ellis
Foster Fureolo
Fureolo
Elises
Con T
Hildy
Marjorie McCoy Doherty
Hingham
Political Announcement For City Posts In Ward Races
Democratic council candidate slate listed for Ward 1 including Lester McKenzie and Slick Parks plus Ward 3 contenders Haugh Corwin Emery Cowley and Herman Jackson Blunt Zorger. Also announces Ronald Wheatley for Chief of Police and Earl Christmas for Street Commissioner. Strong names and positions reflecting local party slate.
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Herman T. Jackson Blunt Zorger
Ronald Wheatley
Earl Christmas
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