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Secrecy and Security Crosscurrents in Government Policy
Opinion on secrecy pits due process against national security in a tense climate. The Jencks ruling allowed defense access to FBI reports, sparking debate on press freedom. Congress and a security commission propose penalties for leaks, while officials warn of risks to national interests.
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Dedijer Defender of Djilas Faces Outcome of Djilas Book
The anti Communist book The New Class stirs speculation on Milovan Djilas fate and his defender Vladimir Dedijer. Djilas is in Tito's prison system after his Hungarian support. Dedijer, once Tito ally and partisans officer, lost party positions and his family income.
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Paul Harvey on Press and Phony Bomb Threats
Paul Harvey argues phony airliner bomb threats are mostly from unbalanced individuals seeking attention. He notes the cost and disruption to airlines and the public, urges restraint by the press, and states he will stop publicizing false alarms to curb the phenomenon. He warns real threats remain dangerous and demands consistent safety measures.
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Soviets Show Faithless Stance On Disarmament Plot
Washington accuses the Soviet Union of a grand hoax dousing disarmament hopes while seeking to weaken NATO and keep Moscow strength intact. The piece argues Moscow demands troop withdrawals and German unification only if NATO dissolves, urging continued American and ally armament and possible congressional action.
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Tomorrow’s Stars Advising Caution and Harmony
Horoscope guidance advises avoiding clashes and sticking to routine for tomorrow. For birthdays, plan in three months to attract superiors, with late November offering financial progress and potential romance in early 1958. A child born today may be practical but bossy.
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Middletown relief conference and personnel changes noted
Walter J. Braun and J. W. Holman attended a relief conference in Columbus with Middletown issues discussed. Guy W. Spring resigns as Middletown Civic Association secretary to lead Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce wholesale department. Herbert J. Schaeffer to take over in September. Joseph Fichter named as candidate for assistant state director of education. Lupe Velez travels from Hollywood to the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland to visit Johnny Weissmuller starred Aquacade.
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Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Herbert J. Schaeffer
Joseph Fichter
Butler County
Lupe Velez
Hollywood
Cleveland
Johnny Weissmuller
Early air cooling methods span centuries
The note contrasts Willis Carrier credited with modern air conditioning in 1902 and Leonardo da Vinci's water driven fan around 1500 AD, noting a roughly 400 year gap between innovations.
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Useless Preservation Meets Uproar and Fashion Puffs
A collage of breezy musings covers theatre demolitions in London and New York, airliners claimed to fly Moscow to Peking in hours, Dior’s fall skirts, Las Vegas jackpots, and Bikini lore. It notes Terre Haute as population center hub.
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Questioning at Senate inquiry cites Fifth Amendment use
A man questioned during a recent U S Senate inquiry invoked the Fifth Amendment plea repeatedly during a single day’s session. The exchange raised questions about constitutional rights and testimony procedures.
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Farmer survives collision with eggs and butter omelet
A farmer survived a collision after his wagon with 80 dozen eggs and 59 pounds of butter smashed into an omelet. The tale notes steam whistles were invented in 1833 due to hearing issues with tin whistles on locomotives.
White German Shepherd Lady White Cloud Missing Since July
A couple seeks help locating their pure white German Shepherd Lady White Cloud eight months old, missing since July 19. Owner Albert Bradshaw offers a bicycle to under 16 rescuer and $25 to over 16, with a pup discount for unaware adopters. Lady is sister to Nimba, lost last spring and found after four days.
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Preminger Paris film hit by technician strike at start
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Otto Preminger’s Bonjour Tristesse filming in Paris met early trouble as French technical crew refused to work unless every American on staff had a French replacement. The dispute ended with Preminger hiring the French standbys.
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Factoids on wood, theater, and early aviation notes
A collection of concise facts covers wood sources for matchsticks from Idaho white pine and aspen, Shakespeare plays at the Globe, the nearly fourteen year length of a prohibition era, 1933 introduction of airplane sleeping berths, Arizona as the Grand Canyon state, Alaska's extent north of the Arctic Circle, helium and hydrogen as top lifting gases, about eighty percent of US homes built from wood, and Louis Perlman's 1906 rim invention for automobile tires.
Weekend open road myth fades amid playful chatter
The column notes three million people rode in one million autos leaving New York City for brief trips. It follows with whimsical asides about a racing shell coxswain, a 100th birthday advice, a man named Zadok Dumkoof, Grandpappy Jenkins’ red summer hue, and small domestic quirks such as bees swarming a NC house and a vacuum mishap with gummed motors.
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