Stalin Death Speech Revelations Mark Soviet Reset
Joseph and Stewart Alsop report on Nikita Khrushchev’s secrets revealing Stalin’s brutal purges and crimes at a Soviet party congress. The piece compares the scene to Roman intrigues and notes Malenkov’s admission that Soviet priorities remain state and military focused. The authors argue terror may ease but goals persist.
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Soviet Union
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Hospital News Items Admitted and Births Reported
Medical and surgical admissions list includes Leo Otis Spoon and Jannett Irwin among many others. Birth announcements note multiple newborns with parents in Comanche, Salvador Reza, Anadarko, and Lawton. Dismissals and regional Southwestern entries complete the weekly hospital notices.
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Willie B. Colyer
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C. L. Irwin
Bell
Ralph E. Zimmerman
Summit
Richard George Carter
George Carter
Maple
John G. Whitcomb
John E. Whitcomb
William Dewberry
Tipton
James C. Osburn
Denver
Pat Cavazos
Melba Joyce Hall
H. O. Williams
Senators Court Tone Of Farm Bill And Faith
A spread of brief items notes Senator Neely urging plain speaking on the farm bill with biblical verse. In Hartford snowstorm halts Adm Colbert talk on arctic research. Senator Monroney plans a three week, self funded Europe Middle East trip. A weary commuter shovels to a bus stop in Hackensack. In Chicago a dachshund named Fritzie goes missing during a St Patrick’s Day parade, later found at Leahy’s home.
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Leo O. Colbert
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Washington
Sen
A. S
Mike) Monroney
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Europe
Middle East
Monroney
Chicago
William Hennessy
Fritzie
Hennessy
Thomas Leahy
Marines Shove Off For Mediterranean Training Cruise
More than 1,800 men from a Camp Lejeune based Marine battalion depart Morehead City for a three to four month Mediterranean exercise with NATO forces. The task force includes USS Monrovia Rockbridge Ran kin Plymouth Rock Taconic Bassett and ships carrying the 2nd Marine Division.
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Bassett
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Markets Chicago Sutter Chicago Butter Steady Prices
Argentine polio siege continues as Buenos Aires reports 27 new polio cases raising the epidemic total to 1,773 with 165 deaths. Butter receipts stand at 888000 and wholesale buying prices unchanged with grade scores listed.
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Ads Challenge Corporate Political Spending Seen by Democrats
Washington. March 20. The Democratic National Committee plans to challenge corporate use of funds as political expenditures under the corrupt practices act. The inquiry notes large corporations and Republican finance networks backing Eisenhower through ads in Chicago and national media, prompting concerns over free speech and interlocking directorates amid the current prosperity push.
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Hays MacFarland
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Nebraska
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Calvin Coolidge
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Republican Finance Organization
Eisenhower pushes plan for arms stockpile freeze and air inspections
The president urges a guarded freeze on atomic and hydrogen weapons, coupled with mutual air inspections, as a concrete step toward disarmament. He emphasizes readiness to share nuclear material under safeguards and challenges Russia to match real enforcement provisions to reach a treaty. Moscow’s move remains pivotal.
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United States
Bulganin
Russia
Kremlin
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Cyprus crisis standoff dims after near compromise
The discussion over Cyprus neared a compromise before Greek elections but hopes faded. The island's native Greek majority faces questions of self-government and union with Greece, while Britain seeks an intermediate path to eventual self-determination. The Makarios banishment worsened tensions and cooler talks are urged for a proper agreement.
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Greece
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Non-Father Joins PTA in Rollingwood Integration Debate
John R. Steel man, longtime aide to former President Truman and childless resident of Rollingwood Maryland, joins the local Parent-Teacher Association as the suburb confronts uproar over school integration. Nonparents amplify influence in the dispute through PTA membership in this affluent community.
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John R. Steelman
Parent- Teacher Association
Rollingwood
PTA
Questions and Answers Quiz Card
Questions and answers reveal facts about US presidential suites and science history. It notes Walter Reed General Hospital as a presidential suite site in Washington DC. It identifies Beluga sturgeon as the largest freshwater fish. It cites life beginning in water with five hundred million year old marine fossils. It states Portuguese as Brazil’s official language.
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United States
Walter Reed General Hospital
Washington, D.C
More than 500 Express Trains Operated on British Railways
British Railways now runs over 500 express trains, marking an expansion of services by 156 trains compared with prewar levels. The increase reflects postwar railway modernization and greater travel demand across the network.
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Elmer K. Thomas Takes State Oath As Member Of Bar
Elmer K. Thomas, 23, grandson of former U. S. Sen. Elmer Thomas, was sworn in as an attorney with 33 others. He lies at 1302 C St Lawton after finishing at the University of Oklahoma in January. He begins a six month Army second lieutenant tour at Fort Sill this month. His parents are Mr and Mrs W S Thomas. His grandfather, four term U S senator, lives in Washington. Don Dale Guyman also sworn in Tuesday.
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Elmer K. Thomas
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Elmer Thomas
Thomas
C St
Lawton
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W. S. Thomas
Senate
Washington
Don Dale, Guyman
Hardest English words to utter are I'm sorry
The essay argues projection as a social habit. It uses Paula S. in Crawfordsville Indiana and Dr Crane in a Sunday class to illustrate scapegoating. It warns that admitting errors, though painful, restores love and respect, and praises smart people who say sorry.
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Crawfordsville
Indiana
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Dr. Crane
Screen Hero ACROSS Puzzle Clues and Answers
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Puzzle Clue List From Sl ATT to Tier
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Thinking It To Thinking It To
A reflective piece by Robert Dieffenbacher urges gratitude over constant grumbling about health, weather, and delays. It highlights longer life expectancy, reduced suffering, and compares daily annoyances to the freedoms of living in a nation. The author urges thankful prayer and acceptance of life’s pace.
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Robert Dieffenbacher
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Sculptures Are Gems at Gem Society Show
Three small sapphire busts of Abraham Lincoln George Washington and Eisenhower valued at 750000 were shown Tuesday at the American Gem Society convention in Chicago.
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American Gem Society
Abraham
Lincoln
George Washington
Eisenhower
Political Announcement for Council Wards 1 3 5
The notice names candidates Lester McKenzie for Ward 1 Ed Pannell and Eatle Kirkpatrick for Ward 3 and W R Bob Morris Stitt for Ward 5, detailing party affiliations and eligibility as a public notice of upcoming council elections.
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Democrat
ED Pannell Eatle
W. Kirkpatrick
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