Red Motive in Berlin Talks Warns West to Stay Defiant
A writer warns Americans and allies to doubt Kremlin “negotiations” on Berlin. He argues Moscow uses talk to slow Western defense buildup and sow complacency, urging continued expansion of defense plans and a hard line against Soviet pressure. The piece stresses Khrushchev’s threats are not trustworthy and warns against premature optimism.
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Srgil
Washington
Kremlin
Moscow
Berlin
Khrushchev & Co
U.S
West
Khrushchev
Richard Starnes
Communist Party
Russia
Stalin
Soviet Union
Italy Texas Disaster Self-Reliance Tale
A town hit by a March tornado in Italy Texas rejects federal disaster aid, vows to fund recovery locally. The community rebuilds quickly with new schools and modernization, while Red Cross and volunteers contributed modest funds and labor.
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Fanyo
Italy
Texas
American Red C
Fragmentary praise for First Lady sparks global admiration
The passage laments officials worldwide aligning with the President and falling in love with the First Lady, expressing admiration for her influence and appeal across nations.
The Day On The South Place Evening Creation News
The clumsy OCR segment references a morning daily and Sunday consolidation, noting generic press affiliations and a pledge to the flag. It mentions The Associated Press and various journal names in garbled form without clear events or persons.
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Nowons Vauars
Paine
Atic
Eniy
Aytancie
Journal Publishing Y Tne
Esse’ ‘Nafonal Ie Fepresentatives
Texas Daily Press la
Texas
Prous ‘Press Internavional Ie Ovate
Nigeria's Balewa Address At Overseas Press Club Luncheon
Abbaji Balewa, premier of Nigeria, spoke at an Overseas Press Club luncheon. The audience rose as he entered, praising his nation of 50 million people and describing his education, demeanor, and hopes to learn about American life and freedom beyond aid.
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Bob Considine
Nees York
Nigeria
Abbaji
Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Kbe
Ll.d
Overseas Press Club
London
Mississippi
America
Vis
Sas
Nagel
Angier Riddle Dake
Abulsatsar
Sheldon
Funy
Goa
United Nations
Paine
Georg 11
Thomas Paine
Food as a Central Issue in Soviet Aims
The piece argues Soviet planning centers on feeding its population, not just military might. It notes Khrushchev’s push for farm consolidation, the failures of collectivization, and the resulting grain crisis, with implications for Russia’s foreign relations and internal stability.
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Russia
Khnishele
Berlin
Stalin
Red
China
Khrushchev
Mlenkow
Bie
Malenkox
Blane
Quba
Eastern Airlines
Eleet
Castro
Lines Drawn War Decision Up To Nikita
President Kennedy challenges Nikita Khrushchev over a plan for a wider conventional war buildup. He proposes a 3.5 billion expansion to the Pentagon, boosting ground troops to 1.9 million and expanding airlift and bomber capacity to deter Soviet aggression and defend NATO allies.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Pentagon
United States
NATO
Job seekers warned off West Texas air school site
Officials said all hiring is through the State Employment service and no men will be hired at the air school grounds 10 miles west of the city. A 1,400 acre tract will be fenced and patrolled to prevent entry, with bypass access denied after completion. Separate notes report telephone dial system issues and unfamiliar numbers. In Washington the tax bill to fund defense was passed, removing joint filing for married couples and raising taxes for lower and middle incomes.
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State Employment Service
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Luther Grimes
Washington
Eau Laitny Y
Senate
Betty Furness show to feature Free Thinker George Sokolsky guest
George E Sokolsky writes that Joseph Lewis president of Free Thinkers of America will join Betty Furness on At Your Beck and Call to debate Bible belief and atheism. He argues free thought defends individual conscience and highlights constitutional rights to unmask the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Sokolsky
Joseph Lewis
Free Thinkers of America
Thomas Paine
Betty Furness
Beck and Call
Lewis
NA Free Society
Hambi
Serena
Isidore
Seville
Maimonides
Job
Nelson Glueck
Negev
Rabbi Glueck
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Ian
Considine
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Middle East
Central Africa
Kheushehev
White House
Wilson
Roosevelt
Truman
the Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Imoren
Albert Einstein
Robert Openheimer
Leslie Groves
Sone
Katmandu
Nepal
Mahendra
Rajya Ratna
Red China
Peiping
Karachi
Pakistan
Sir Zatrull
International Court of Justice
The
Hague
SR House
Kinver
England
Edward Capern
Bideford
Buckland Brewer
Luetzen
Stockholm
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