Showdown For Smiles in Middle East Arms Debate
The United States and Britain urge caution on arms build-ups in the Middle East. Egypt plans to buy arms from the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia, while the West presses Moscow to show genuine peace intent before the Moscow talks on October 27. The piece argues Israel’s security but warns against renewed Arab aggression and miscalculation.
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United States
Britain
Middle East
Egypt
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Sians
Geneva
Kremlin
U.S
Russia
Moscow
Israel
Constitutional Voting Rights and Federal Officials on Capitol Floor
Questions on voting by Puerto Ricans and other constitutional points. Puerto Ricans are U.S. citizens by 1917 act but cannot vote in national elections. The Naval hero John Paul Jones is buried at the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis. Cabinet officers may not appear on the floor. many bills to allow have failed. Draft boards decide registrant class with appeal and individual merit.
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United States
Congress
John Paul Jones
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Maryland
Secretary of State
House of Congress
Nixon Likely To Get Nod In a Large Party Bid
Republican leaders nationwide probe Nixon as the illness of President Eisenhower looms. Nixon emphasizes deference to the ailing President while remaining the leading potential candidate, aided by ties to Dewey and the Taft faction, though polls show Stevenson beating him.
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United States
Richard Nixon
Nixon
California
Goodwin Knight
Gov. Knight
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
San Francisco
Dewey
William Rogers
Herbert Brownell
Taft
Republican Party
Sen. Knowland
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
Eisenhower
White House
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Sen. Taft
Milton Eisenhower
Treasury
George Humphrey
Land of toil and labor awaits the hopeful heart
A reflective note contrasts fleeting happiness with enduring toil. The speaker cites Ecclesiastes and Fichte to frame life as a sequence of trials that fortify the soul for future burdens. The quotation emphasizes enduring effort over immediate joy.
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Fichte
Nearsighted Labor Tactics Draw Criticism From Governor Ribicoff
Connecticut Governor Ribicoff denounced CIO pamphleteering while at an AFL meeting, saying the end justifies any means, and warned against conniving or annoying acts to win labor gains. The AFL offered no backing, apologizing for his remarks as he spoke from their platform.
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Ribicoff
Connecticut
AFL
CIO
Federation
Reading delays in children tied to health and emotions
A symposium summary notes reading difficulties in children stem from multiple causes. Hearing issues and visual defects can contribute, but emotional and social maladjustments are common. After two years of schooling, a comprehensive diagnostic study involving parents teachers and physicians is advised to address individual reading problems.
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California
Mystery grows in Axilrod trial for murder of Moonen
Jurors in the first degree murder case against Dr. A. Arnold Axilrod hear new questions as testimony reveals a note in Mrs. Moonen s pocket and a tall man seen leaving shadows near the alley where her body lay. A patrolman recovered the note fragment from Moonen s pocket. John Cowles Jr. testified a tall man stepped from shadows around 2 am and drove away in a car.
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Minneapolis
A. Arnold Axilrod
Mary Moonen
Axilrod
Peter D Shows Polite Telephone Manners Not Please Or Thank You
A five year old, Peter D, excels in telephone courtesy by offering help and addressing callers clearly. The piece argues praising behavior wins manners over forced please and thank you forms, noting adults regularly thank him and he responds with steadiness and pride.
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Peter D
Peter
FCC Ponders Charity As Business Expense
Congress examines AT&T and USITA request to allow charitable contributions and memberships to be charged as operating expenses. If approved, utilities could deduct these costs from operating income, potentially lowering rate bases and raising customer charges. States diverge, with several opposing and a few neutral or favorable replies. FCC may hold hearings depending on public comments.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
Congress
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
U.S. Independent Telephone Association
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Dasis
Kentucky Commission
New Jersey
New Jersey Commission
West Virginia Commission
New York Commission
New York
Paul H. Douglas
D., Ill
George C. McConnaughey
A.T. and
T.usita
Regulatory
McConnaughey
Douglas
Hawaii
Michigan
California
Kentucky
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Uniforms Spark Celebrity Fuss In World War II Film
Hollywood gossip notes Sheree North in The Lieutenant Wore Skirts saying uniforms hamper female allure with bust pads and shoes a concern. Mentions Marilyn Monroe, Greta Garbo, Jack Lemmon, Ty Power, Eva Gabor, and Judy Garland in projects and gossip. Preview cites The Desperate Hours with March, Bogart, Wyler.
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Hollywood
NEA
Sheree North
Tom Ewell
Sheree
20Th Century-Fox
Marilyn Monroe
Brothers Karamazov
Jerry Lewis
Eva Gabor
Ty Power
New York
Eddy Duchin
Greta Garbo
Cannes
Aristotle Onassis
Jack Lemmon
Betty Garrett
Eileen
Columbia
Mr. Deeds
Gable Denies Rumors of Kay Williams Pregnancy
Clark Gable stated on Tuesday that he and wife Kay Williams would like children but she is not expecting. He called rumors of Kay Williams Spreckels pregnancy unfounded and dismissed them as untrue.
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Hollywood
Clark Gable
Kay Williams
Gable
Kay Williams Spreckels
Young Actress Across and Southern General
A brief clue style entry notes a young actress with the nickname Across and a Southern general, highlighting she has many fans.
Fitzmaurice 7 Puzzle Answer Key
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Calvary Methodist Church Sends Gifts to Lepers Colony
In MEMPHIS TENN on October 10 Calvary Methodist Church members prepared Christmas gifts for the leper colony on Okinawa. They built a tree decorated it gathered gifts beneath it and sang carols in advance of December 25.
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Memphis
Tenn
Calvary Methodist Church
Oknawa
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