Kremlin moods and Khrushchev questioned in shifting world talk
A newspaper column criticizes Nikita Khrushchev and the Kremlin for aggressiveness in foreign policy. It warns U.S. readers that confrontational tone could threaten world peace and unsettles Western confidence in Moscow’s long term aims.
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U.S
Germany
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Marshal Zhukov
Nikita
Mr. K
Ike
Wyeema
Wilsons Defeat Shows Limits Of Power In Democracy
The piece argues Charles E. Wilsons resignation as defense secretary illustrates that even a towering figure in industry can fall from grace under democratic scrutiny. It notes his high initial standing with the president and eventual ouster, comparing with Canadas Doyle Howe and stressing accountability to the people as the guiding check on executive action.
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Charles E. Wilson
Defence
United States
Canada
Charlie Wilson
Wilson
Judgment and God’s wrath in Romans chapter two
A compact wrap of Romans 2 1 11 highlighting condemnation for judging others and the equal distribution of divine judgment. The passage contrasts good works and eternal life for the righteous with wrath for those who do evil, stressing no partiality with God.
Toronto relief pays fines cited by father of four
Kenneth Speers a 36 year old Toronto electrician says police forced him to pay 14 for parking tickets with his relief cheque. He has no money to feed his four children. Speers has been on city relief since mid May after a April 20 accident that severed his spinal nerves. He picked up the parking tickets in April before the accident.
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Toronto (Cp
Kenneth Speers
Toronto Electrician
Speers
Munich as ideal locale for Bavarians and business tone
Munich impresses as a center of pride where Bavarians balance leisure and sharp business sense. A Satur day breakfast with bankers illustrated high employment, rising living standards, and strong savings as Germany rebuilt postwar prosperity, while cautions about inflation and defense spending linger.
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Munich
Germany
Bavaria
Bonn
Europe
Delegation presses action to aid Canada metals crisis
A Canadian union delegation met Prime Minister Diefenbaker to urge government steps to shore up the metals industry as US tariff threats loom. They request retaliatory limits on exports, floor prices and stockpiling for lead zinc and copper, and expanded overseas markets.
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Ottawa
Canada
Bast
Av Union
Diefenbaker
International Union of Mine, Mill
Ind
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Union
Thibault
Harvey Murphy
Toronto
Wiliam ‘Kennedy
Winnipeg
William Longridge
Ken’ Smith
U.S. of
Royal Guests to Stay at White House in October
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will stay in the White House during their October visit, with Blair House repairs delaying guest housing. President Eisenhower invited them, and informal chats are planned. dates October 17 to 20.
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Washington
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
White House
Blair House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Hisenhower
George
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham
Palace
Balmoral
Castle
Scotland
Balmoral Castle
Malaya's path to independence signals new British policy
A summary of how British policy evolved toward self rule in colonies, focusing on Malaya. It traces postwar constitutional moves from wartime decisions in London to Malaya's drive for sovereignty, the 1948 rebellion, communal tensions between Malays Chinese and Indians, the Singapore issue, and the 1956 alliance led by Tun Abdul Rahman that secured independence. The article argues the Alliance's success in forging a multiracial federation and calls for prudent governance to maintain unity.
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Manchester Guardian
Asia
Malaya
India
Pakistan
Burma
Ceylon
Ghana
London
Britain
Monopoliz
Ae Fae
United Kingdom
Sultanates
Lfe
The
Singapore
Poli
Tical
Tun
Abdul: Rahman
Masterful endplay in a bridge slam dilemma
The article traces a contract bridge hand where South and West defend and the line to make a slam hinges on a heart finesse. After misjudging, the reader learns the correct play is to trump two of dummy’s diamonds, then draw trumps, discarding hearts, ending with a successful slam.
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Trump
West
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