France May Seek Atomic Aid Despite Legal Limits
The article weighs U S willingness to help France acquire atomic weapons or the means to make them, noting current law blocks such transfers unless France reaches advanced development. Pressure in Washington could change rules, but risk grows as more allies gain atomic capabilities. It also cautions on widening war risks and disarmament challenges. The piece ends by noting Algeria’s provisional government may fracture before power, as rebels struggle to quit fighting.
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France
Sahara
Washington
Pentagon
State Department
Exceptional Attorney Archibald Cox in Supreme Court era
The article praises Solicitor General Archibald Cox for his exceptional ability and potential future federal judgeship or Supreme Court vacancy. It contrasts Cox with historic figures like Robert H. Jackson and William H. Taft, noting a Harvard Law background and Washington roles. The second note jokes about a Seattle Space Needle restaurant revolving as a humorous aside.
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Supreme Court
Archibald Cox
Justice Department
Cox
Robert H. Jackson
Stanley Reed
John W. Davis
William H. Taft
Federal Court of Appeals
Philippine Commission
Harvard Law School
Washington
Relax to save teeth and ease Easter turkey prices
Tension is blamed for many health issues including dental trouble. Dr Ralph H Boos says nine of ten Americans gnash their teeth, shortening tooth life by half. A new dental prescription advocates relaxation. Turkey prices stay low, Easter dining linked to tradition.
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Ralph H. Boos
Minnesota
Southern California Dental Association
Joga the Sikh taxi driver in Old Delhi A candid portrait
An American interviewer details Joga, a 20 year old Sikh taxi driver at the Ashoka Hotel in New Delhi. The piece covers his appearance, faith, and attitudes toward family life arranged marriage and Nirvana, revealing cultural contrasts and personal beliefs in a conversational interview.
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Joga
Ashoka Hotel
New Delhi
India
Old Delhi
Tomato drop test fuels White House chatter
Washington correspondent Alan Emory relays a Department of Agriculture bulletin by Secretary Orville Freeman noting tomatoes cannot be improved by dropping on hard surfaces. The tests show ripest tomatoes suffer most damage, with cumulative injuries from multiple drops, sparking amused debate about tomato droppers and domestic life.
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Alan
Emory
Washington
New York State
Department of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
MR. Emory
Secretary Freeman
Daniel Road
Chevy Chase
Jane Freeman
Agriculture Bulletin
Freeman
Society For the Prevention
Tito Is An Ungrateful Cur and a Soviet Ally
George E. Sokolsky denounces Tito as an ungrateful cur who has taken over a billion dollars from the United States, claims Tito seeks a Neutralist path within a Soviet universal system, and asserts Tito’s alignment with Khrushchev against democracy and capitalism. The piece argues that Communist factions will unite against common enemies, with Tito’s diplomacy linked to a broader Soviet-Leninist strategy.
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Tito
Yugoslavia
Soviet Russia
Communist Party
Kremlin
Khrushchev
United States
Chou Enlai
Nehru
Nasser
Bandung
Baridung
State Department
Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
Cheddi Jagan
Communist Tito Aligns with Khrushchev Seen as Albania Threat
The speech notes Tito has emerged openly as a Communist and ally of Khrushchev. It warns Tito could leverage this relationship to pressure Albania, signaling broader Soviet influence in the region. The quote frames Tito as potentially pursuing aggressive moves against Albania.
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Khrushchev
Tito
Albania
Vending Machines in West Berlin Issued Courteous Phrases
Factographs describe West Berlin street vending machines that greet buyers with taped thanks in German. The passage notes furriers’ regard for muskrat, skylark flight capability, and aluminum’s abundance in Earth’s crust, surpassed only by oxygen and silicon.
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West Berlin
Kinsey report call to study goodness in youth
Sociologist Celia Deschin urges a new Kinsey style survey of well behaved youths to find what environments and values deter premarital experimentation and delinquency. She suggests studying reasons good students stay on track, highlighting home influence and community service as potential guiding examples.
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Celia Deschin
Kinsey
GOSSIP IN GOTHAM: Fabian Lawsuit and Liz Taylor’s Ownership
Gossip notes a looming breach of contract suit between Fabian and his former manager Bob Marcucci in New York. Elizabeth Taylor reportedly owns a $250,000 house in Gstaad, Switzerland, bought with Eddie Fisher, prompting questions about her motives and the breakup.
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Fabian
Bob Marcucci
Mr. Marcucci
Gstaad
Switzerland
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Liz
Francis Gary Powers
Rome
Walter Wanger
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