Cyprus turmoil tests Western resolve and Cyprus crisis grows
The Cyprus conflict deepens as Britain’s deportation of Archbishop Makarios inflames Cypriots and undermines moderate talks. With violence rising, negotiations falter over details while the UN offers a potential path for calm. Western defense interests and NATO in the Mediterranean loom over any settlement prospects. The unrest threatens Western unity in the Middle East.
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Syprus
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The President's Age and the Electoral Perspective
The piece argues that age should not be a hard limit for presidents. It notes historical examples Andrew Jackson James Buchanan and William Henry Harrison and discusses Truman potential third term. It contends fitness and usefulness matter most and age is a contingent factor.
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White House
Andrew Jackson
James Buchanan
William Henry Harrison
Harry Truman
Russia Denunciation of Stalin Signals Policy Continuity
Stewart Alsop analyzes the Kremlin letter denouncing Stalin, presenting four core points while noting omissions. The piece weighs whether the attack reflects a leadership struggle or a procedural shift, arguing the ruling class remains cohesive and aims to avert deviation while keeping Stalinist doctrine intact. The analysis contrasts rival theories from Khrushchev and Mikoyan and notes the enduring Kremlin aims despite the public censure.
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Soviet Union
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Khrushchev
Anastas Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Ukraine
Khushchev
Sovet
Dr Crane advice on Nora romance and marriage timing
In a youth psychology column Dr George W Crane counsels Nora M a 16 year old high school junior to date widely before marrying. He argues early marriages among teens fail from limited social experience and urges finishing school training and work, then choosing a suitable partner after broad social dating. He warns against engaging before adulthood and promotes his Tests for Sweethearts booklet.
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George W. Crane
Nora M
Toledo
Biblical Reflection on Sin and Divine Purpose
A theological excerpt discusses Romans 7:20, arguing that sin results from human fallen nature, not from God’s design. It asserts God did not ordain sin, yet allows its existence as a forbidden fact in a world created for harmony with righteousness. The piece reflects on moral responsibility and the contrast between divine intention and human action.
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Bushnell
First U.S. National Park Morristown Established
The Morristown National Park in New Jersey is cited as the first historical park established by the federal government.
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Morristown National Park
New Jersey
Money Buys Time Yet Has Its Worth Hidden
A reflective note argues many things outrank money but acknowledge wealth is needed to obtain them. The writer laments costs and trade offs, suggesting financial means enable pursuing meaningful goals, relationships, and experiences beyond mere wealth.
Population rise in United States 1955 reaches 166 million
A bulletin from a major life insurance company notes U S population reached 166 74 million by year end 1955 including armed forces overseas. The gain of over 2 8 million is mainly due to births with immigration and deaths shaping the net change.
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United States
Popu
Population trends and marriages in the United States in 1955
Edwin P. Jordan reports 1955 births minus deaths at about 2.57 million and a 1.8 percent population rise, with California adding nearly 3 million since 1950 and the Pacific states leading growth. About 1.5 million marriages are noted, and accidental deaths rose to roughly 92,000, led by motor vehicle crashes near 40,000 and home injuries around 27,000.
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Pacific States
California
Mountain States
United States
Dem Scions Confused By Kefauver Victory
Washington report notes Kefauver win in Minnesota unsettles Democratic leaders who expected Stevenson renomination. They weigh southern moderates around Lyndon Johnson, consider a conservative compromise, and fear a northern liberal push for a Truman-style 1956 candidacy, foreseeing convention clashes in Chicago.
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Thomas L. Stokes
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Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Allen Shivers
Eisenhower
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Johnson
Averell Harriman
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Roosevelt
Truman
Chicago
Thinking It Over Lent Reflection By Robert Dieffenbacher
The piece notes Jesus silence on the Wednesday of His trial and urges reflection on the two great commandments to love God and neighbor. It argues that true love in action would end wars crime and hate and calls for respecting others' rights to life liberty and happiness.
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Robert Dieffenbacher
NEA
Jesus
Billion Dollar Loan To India Proposed
Dr. Neil S. Jacoby, economic adviser to President Eisenhower, proposes a one billion dollar loan to India without strings and long term. Jacoby, on the President's Council of Economic Advisers and UCLA dean, says India seeks a middle road between communism and capitalism amid illiteracy caste barriers and religious friction for 400 million people with a $50 per capita income.
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India
Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues List
A compact set of crossword clues with numbered across and down hints. Entries include head covering outer garment male sheep self esteem church recess toward the sheltered side damage restore to office bullfighters minded etc. The grid references and full solution are implied but not provided here.
Crossword Clue Solutions and Word Flags
Answers to previous puzzle clues include fear that leads to paranoia the term weirder fish sounder mentally and or more. Bed canopy and manipulating dough point to actions with dough and tools. Orifices and site of Taj Mahal relate to openings and Agra. Jump formerly and sound equipment finishes reflect verbs adjectives and gear. Mohammedan name appears as a proper noun often used in older texts.
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Taj Mahal
Mohammedan
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