Editor's Notebook U S Efforts to Buy Friendship Meet Obstacle
Our foreign reporters disclose Syria Indonesia India and French Morocco news that challenges the idea of Western influence. Ernie Hill from Damascus notes U S officials push $25 million in aid despite Syrian reluctance while Indonesia's parliament opposition strains ties. George Weller reports on Nehru and India leaning toward China and the Soviet Union indirectly. The piece critiques grant politics, pendulum diplomacy, and credit for Europe defense. French Morocco notes tax hurdles on air base materials and urgent construction claims. The column argues these details illuminate world leadership costs and _not_ just headlines.
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Syria
India
Indonesia
French
Morocco
Ernie Hill
Damascus
Middle East
Hill
United States
National Treasury
Army
Refugee Universities Planned to Aid Escapees
Washington considers a chain of free world universities to help refugees from Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary Romania Bulgaria and eastern Germany escape Communist rule. Harry Rosenfield proposes four goals reception education in chosen fields cultural history and an emigration program for graduates.
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Washington
White House
Department of State
Mutual Security Agency
Congress
Wisconsin
Charles J. Kersten
Harry M. Rosenfield
Displaced Persons Commission
Rosenfield
Europe
DPC
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Austria
Germany
Iron Curtain
Getting Along With People booklet ad in newspaper
An ad fragment promotes the booklet Getting Along With People by Millan Wright, claiming it explains the seven basic emotions and how introverts and extroverts differ. It quotes Robert Louis Stevenson and W P Montague and offers the booklet at 15 cents with a self addressed stamped envelope to Dr Wiggam.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Millan
Wright
Dr. Wiggam
Carent Ius
Retirement pitfalls misread of rest and work balance
A retired worker seeks recommendations after quitting his job for a trip and new role. The column warns that long breaks after 45 years of work sap purpose and hinder reentry, advising a short transition and a quick start on a new position or a tax advising path. It notes 65 as a focal age for compulsory retirement and Social Security issues caused by laws.
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Income Tax Office
O'Sullivan
Congress
Doctors Explain Sinus Infections Causes And Care
Public interest column from the Long Beach Branch of the Los Angeles County Medical Association explains sinus anatomy and how infections from nose and throat illnesses cause sinusitis. It notes symptoms such as headaches and facial pain, remedies, and when medical care is needed.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Ath Pino Ave
Spotting Unguarded King Is Key Play in This Hand
In the English Masters Individual Tournament hand, bidding featured unusual three bids with a queen and two jacks, and a double by East amid a spade king. South deduced West held the king of diamonds, used timing to secure all eleven tricks, while discussing why certain spade continuations failed and how the dummy’s trumps or hearts controlled the outcome.
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North
East
West
South
Aummy
Clinic routine delights Iron Man on first visit
A robust man recounts lifelong battles with ailments and bravado, visiting a clinic on a whim. Doctors peer inside with gadgets and tests while a nurse darts with a needle. The verdict: cut back half his intake, keep the fun, then return for another round of health humor.
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Clinic
Iron Man
Maine
Grant
Mark Twain
Beauty Contest Hopes Dimmed By Chin Woes
Aunt Het notes Amy's daughter fears losing the contest due to a receding chin yet judges focus on overall appearance above the neck.
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Amy
Ma Says I Missed Meetings During Church Committee
A man claims he missed every church committee meeting while serving on an important panel with men, but asserts he is always present when women join the committee. The remark highlights alleged bias and attendance patterns in the group.
Questions and Answers On Famous Stutterers
Readers can mail questions to the Q and A column for factual answers. Notable stutterers include Moses Demosthenes Lamb Darwin the King of England and Somerset Maugham Recent claim cites the American Woolen Co in Lawrence Mass as the world’s largest woolen mill Hawks are noted as having the keenest vision, about eight times human sight.
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Demosthenes
Charles ‘Lamb
Charles Darwin
King of
England
Somerset Maugham
American Woolen Co
Lawrence
Mass
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J. B. O'Sullivan
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