Eisenhower faces pressure as his second term debate shifts
The Washington analysis notes a secret White House tug between Eisenhower’s supporters and antis led by Mrs. Eisenhower and Maj. John Eisenhower. Geneva boosted his world image and strengthened the case for a run, yet the president’s freedom to decide is narrowing as party loyalty deepens.
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Geneva
America
Far East
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Kwashiorkor reveals global protein lack and diet links
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains Kwashiorkor as a serious global nutritional disorder arising from low quality or deficient protein. The article outlines signs in Africa and Central America, links to liver disease, and notes treatment via skim milk powder while stressing need for affordable plant protein sources and prevention strategies.
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American Journal of Nutrition
North America
Africa
Central America
Hollywood Stars Hit New Casting Surprises
Hollywood reports Henry Fonda and Bing Crosby as aviators in The Wright Brothers for Paramount. Marlon Brando and Josiane Berenger resume in Hollywood with possible first independent film. George Gobel winds up The Birds and the Bees at Paramount with another project in discussion. Orson Welles signs for six 90 minute color dramas for CBS in London starting with Trilby and seeks Rita Hayworth for a key role.
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Paramount
Orson Welles
CBS
London
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Orson
Rita Hayworth
The Mature Parent Confronts a Teen Driver and Impudence
A young acquaintance earns a driver's license and drives her mother to the dentist. A dispute over routes escalates to profanity. The observer warns against anger and suggests calm, honest responses to a child’s impudence. The teen later mutters about the parent to the observer.
Washington Calls for Changes in Immigration Policy
Marquis Childs argues that new U S immigration rules require alterations to the McCarran Walter act to avoid handicapping negotiations after Geneva. He notes delays for refugees and visa snags, criticizes childish postures, and stresses two way exchange while diplomacy advances toward October talks.
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Balancing love and care with an older family member
A young wife reflects on her strained bond with her mother in law after five years of giving. The piece advises inviting reciprocity through asking for advice, seeking help, and learning from her, to make the relationship feel mutual and valued. It emphasizes that older people need to feel needed and that shared dependence strengthens ties.
The Prophet's Mantle Dropped On the World
A concise verse in praise of prophetic gift and sacred heritage. Campbell crafts a compact meditation on a prophet's mantle passing to humankind as a healing and guiding force for those who follow.
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West
Wall Street
Campbell
Peron tightens grip as army threat lingers in Argentina
In the wake of June 16, President Juan Peron regains initiative while army leaders remain powerful. He delivers a fiery speech and wins deputies’ support to clamp martial law in Buenos Aires, signaling renewed strength though experts doubt his long-term stability amid militant workers and hostile Catholic demonstrations.
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Religion's rising church membership signals moral hunger
Postwar analysis notes 60 percent of Americans belong to churches or Sunday schools, with nearly 97.5 million total members. From 1954 to 1955 membership rose 2.8 percent, outpacing population growth, as authorities link faith to guidance and moral renewal amid rapid scientific progress.
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National Council of Churches
Cleopatra’s son Cesarion and the Egypt throne
Cleopatra had her brother killed so Cesarion, her son by Caesar, could rule with her. The Gettysburg clash saw Gen Robert E. Lee leading the Confederate armies and Gen George G Meade commanding the Union forces.
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Egypt
Cesarion
Caesar
Ptolemy XIV
Gettysburg
Robert E. Lee
George G. Meade
Studies at Indiana University Link Jet Noise to Accidents
Research indicates some jet plane accidents arise when workers are stunned by loud noise at facilities. The study, conducted at Indiana University, examines auditory overload and reduced awareness among employees exposed to high decibel levels.
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Indiana University
Lawton Students to Hear Vocational Planning Talk
Verl Teeter will address Lawton high school students at 9 30 a m on Wednesday in an assembly about vocational planning. He is connected with the Science Research association in Oklahoma City.
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Verl Teeter
Lawton High School
Science Research Association
Oklahoma City
Animal Fair Across Puzzle Clues
Across clues provide animal names and garden terms forming a word puzzle grid. Entries include Lupine animal and Feline animal with others like Century plant Italian river and War god of Greece, while Unburies hints at revealing buried items.
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Greece
Puzzle Answer List From Clues Puzzle
Answers fill a crossword style grid with terms matching clues Glatdular organ is pineal? Actually pineal gland. entry in a ledger is item. French sea is mer. rope ingredient is sisal? Leper color priest is sallow? Bed canop y typo canopy. Danger as risk. Come in enter. Diminish lessen. Atop upon. Nevada city Reno. Queen of Carthage Dido. Nights before events eves. Animals lairs dens. Mariner's direction port or starboard? likely port.
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Mariner
Prisoner’s Friend Delivers Comics tocellmate
A jail inmate facing assault and battery charges received comic books from a little friend who visited the city jail. The titles included Danger Adventure Badge and Justice and Racket Squad.
Baruch Honored in New York for World Peace Dedication
New York City cited Bernard M. Baruch as a distinguished American whose dedication to world peace and freedom earned gratitude and respect from all peoples. Mayor Robert F. Wagner presented the citation to the 85 year old financier at the 15th annual observance of I Am an American Day.
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New York City
Bernard M. Baruch
Robert F. Wagner
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