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Words Versus Actions in a Troubled World
The author argues that while words can advocate peace and morality, they cannot shape reality in critical crises. Distinguishing rhetoric from policy, the piece notes limits on warning or diplomatic threats against arms shipments, and questions reliance on negotiations without enforceable power. It warns that some situations demand action beyond words, up to war, to meet brutal global realities.
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Egypt
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Russia
Dozie
Middle East
Israel
Unpredictable Explosion and CIA Critique Amid Revolt
The piece argues against demanding advance CIA warning of the Hungarian revolt while noting it was a spontaneous uprising driven by repressive Soviet measures. It cites that neither the Kremlin nor Hungarians foresaw the trend. Oklahoma ranks high in gas production and Lake Texoma is a major man-made lake with surrounding parkland.
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Europe
Soviet Union
Kremlin
CIA
Questions and Answers Quiz Style Facts
A compilation of reader Q and A items covering etymology of as neat as a pin, North Pole markers, thermometer comparisons, Central Powers nations in World War I, Model Parliament origin, and orchid classification as an epiphyte.
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Germany
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Today And Tomorrow By Walter Lipmann on Atlantic alliance
Walter Lipmann argues the Atlantic alliance remains strong yet limited by national interests. He emphasizes the inner core of Britain France and the Low Countries with Canada and the United States, united by defense ties beyond treaties. He notes differing aims in the Middle East and across regions, urging cooperation to avoid jeopardizing unity and to shape a new relationship with emerging nations while balancing Western Europe and anti-colonial currents.
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Kansans Give Hungarians Farm for Refugees
Kansas City electrician Hubert Bray and his wife offered a 360 acre Ozarks farm rent free to a Hungarian refugee family. Bray, inspired by news of Hungary's fight for freedom, bought the land to do something meaningful on weekends. The property includes 40 acres of table land a house a large barn and two poultry houses.
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Boy Breaks Ankles In 70-Foot Fall
In Denver a junior high student Lee Gurule fractured both ankles after falling seventy feet into a cavernous storage elevator. Firemen rescued him an hour later from Denver General Hospital where Gurule said he and two other boys were walking a plank atop three elevators when one side appeared solid and gave way.
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Worry Chink Learn To Be A Good Husband
A Chicago newspaper feature claims a troubled marriage can be saved by a manly self test and a heart to heart talk. A wife asks for divorce but follows advice to talk, rate, and redeem the husband, leading to a dramatic 180 turn and renewed family life.
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The Doctor Explains Nephritis in Children
Dr Edwin P. Jordan discusses nephritis in children, focusing on glomerular nephritis acute and chronic Bright's disease. He outlines causes such as streptococcal infections, and treatment ideas including bed rest diet medication and careful diagnosis to prevent progression. He notes uncertainty about antibiotics but their common use.
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Permanent UN Police Force Seen Possible
THOMAS L. STOKES argues the UN could form a permanent international police force, tracing roots to 1948 and the Korea action. He notes Security Council veto limits led to assembly action and envisions a broader UN force with technical aid and a development authority to stabilize the Middle East and world peace.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
Middle East
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Egypt
Israel
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Security Council
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France
Martin T. Nutchinson
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Hutchinson
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US N. Development Authority
Across and Down Puzzle Clue List Snapshot
A mixed set of across and down clues with partial entries. Items include From-to worse, bread spread in The Command ments, Falsifier, group of three singers, health resort, and various short phrases. Down clues mention ruling houses, prescribed amounts, and baseball teams amid incomplete wordplay.
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Academy of Sciences
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Punzie Eat and Word Puzzle Clues Reflected
A compact clue list titled Punzie Eat presents numbered hints for a word puzzle. Entries include short prompts like Paddle your own and War god of Greece alongside general terms such as Moral principles and Negative words. The page reads as a mixed set of cryptic style definitions.
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Greece
Pravda Says Tito Tries To Split Communist Bloc
The Pravda weekly accuses Yugoslav president Tito of seeking to seize leadership of the Communist bloc by urging Eastern European states to go it alone. The six thousand word editorial, spread over three pages, critiqued his November 1 Pula speech criticizing Soviet Hungary and Eastern Europe while signaling no imminent break with Russia.
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Texas Students Battle Meters at UT Dormitory
In Austin police struggled to install parking meters in front of a University of Texas men’s dormitory. A meter was yanked before setting, another two posts pulled from fresh concrete remain missing. During the pursuit, officers were splattered with raw eggs. Last Friday students hanged Mayor Tom Miller in effigy and a sign urged returning meters to city hall.
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