Peace hope hinges on Soviet consumer economy drive
AP Foreign News Analyst William L. Ryan argues the Soviet Union faces a decade of internal development to secure lasting peace. He highlights contradictions in Moscow’s push to grow consumer goods while maintaining military strength, questions bureaucratic inertia, and notes manpower shortages as prospects for reform surface alongside a drift from Leninist paths.
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William L. Ryan
Soviet Union
Moscow
America
Communist Party
Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
Ple
Laventry Beria
MVD
U.S.S.R
China
Film Star Monroe Suspended Over No-Show for New Film
Marilyn Monroe remains suspended by her studio after failing to report for the start of the new picture Pink Tights. A studio spokesman cites unanswered home calls and unresolved script approval as reasons. Rumors of marriage plans are denied by her agent Jack Gordon as Monroe and Joe DiMaggio reportedly stay in the San Francisco area awaiting script approval and monroe’s return.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Sones Blonde
Joe DiMaggio
New York
20Th Century-Fox
la Monroe
Jack Gordeen
Miss Monroe
Dan Dailey
Frank Sinatra
DiMaggio
San Francisco Bay Area
Judge Michael Carland Sworn In Amid Family Presence
OWOSSO Mich When Michael Carland was sworn in as a Michigan Circuit Court judge yesterday his wife three daughters mother and two sisters were present. His aunt Miss Bess Caramon posed public administered the oath.
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Owosso, Mich
Michael Carland
Michigan
Bess Caramom
Bar Of Soap Almost Sends Van To Jail
In Los Angeles a petty theft case ended with a court order clearing Henry R. de Leon of a felony charge after an 8 cent bar of soap found on him at a grocery led to prior conviction concerns. He claimed his sister slipped the soap into his pocket during shopping. the judge believed him and found him innocent.
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Los Angeles
Henry R. de Leon
de Leon
Thomas L. Ambrose
Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues List
A crossword style clue list with across and down entries including vocalist Lucille, radio host, various everyday terms, animals, foods, body parts, and passages. It enumerates clues such as 1 Across Vocalist, Lucille, 7 Across She is a radio, 13 Across Interstice, 14 Across Oleic acid ester, 15 Across Pungent condiment, 16 Across Gained, 17 Across Worm, 18 Across Sea eagle, 20 Across Compass pain, 21 Across Breadcutters, 25 Across Defeated, 28 Across Occupant, 32 Across City in New York state, 33 Across More pains, 34 Across Vigilant, 35 Across Get up, 36 Across Ransom, 38 Across Oxidizing enzyme in olives, 39 Across Jeered, 41 Across Winglike part, 44 Across New Guinea part, 45 Across Mountains abbr, 48 Across Let, 51 Across Esteem, 54 Across Complete, 55 Across More expensive, 56 Across Paused, 57 Across Legislative body, 5 Down Malt drink, 6 Down Sea nymph, 7 Down Type of poem, 8 Down Island Fr, 9 Down Seine, 10 Down Fence opening, 11 Down Summers Fr, 12 Down Interpret, 19 Down Red Cross, 21 Down Looks fixedly, 22 Down Meatless, 23 Down Second selling, 24 Down Breathed heavily in sleep, 25 Down Wild hog, 26 Down French pronoun, 1 Down Back of the neck, 2 Down Mineral rocks, 3 Down Ribbed fabrics, 4 Down Cleaning tool.
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Lucille
New York State
New Guinea
Island
Seine
Crossword Clue Answers Set for Puzzle Cares
Answers to the puzzle include terms like care, plant, operatic solo, promontory, large plant, thawed, mountain nymphs, Babylonian deity, mimicker, smooth, crafts, variable star, allowance for waste, withered, with slang for with, anger, Scottish river, and male.
Tax For Social Security Looms As Congress Flight
New York reports a looming tax battle as social security contributions rise for workers and firms to fund old age pensions. The plan debates whether the system remains an insurance reserve or should be strictly pay as you go with tax levels tied to actual benefits. Presidents and Congress argue over whether tax increases are needed this year.
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Congress
New York
Sam
U. S
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Social Security Fund
Eisenhower
World War II mine kills two in Italy
A WWII mine exploded near Frosinone Italy killing two young sons of farmer Loreto Marcoccia who had emigrated to Venezuela. Franco Marcoccia 10 and Enzo 8 died while another son and two cousins were seriously injured. The father had left for work abroad. More than a thousand Italians, largely children, are killed yearly handling war relics.
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Frosinone
Italy
Venezuela
Franco Marcoccia
Enzo
Loreto Marcoccia
South America
Divorce Notice Theodora Parson in Evansville Indiana
Theodora Parson of 664 E Cherry Street Evansville Indiana is notified that on December 11 1953 Frank Earl Parson filed in Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case 68926 for divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The defendant must answer by January 30 1954 or the claims may be granted. Clerk Joseph T Kies Deputy Norman G Grevey Mary C Lord attorney. Dec 15 22 28 Jan 5 12 19.
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Theodora Parson
E. Cherry Street
Evansville
Indiana
Frank Earl Parson
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Norman G. Grevey
Mary C. Lord
Somoza Drives Agricultural Boom In Nicaragua
President Somoza dominates Nicaragua economically and politically, pushing an agricultural revolution via road building and private capital. Cotton and rice exports rise while the regime tightens control over the Liberal party. He is Nicaragua’s largest landowner with extensive farming and shipping interests, reinvesting profits locally. The Canal Zone visit included modest shopping at U.S. stores.
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Paul Sanders
Managua
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Somoza
Congress
Central America
Liberal
el Presidente
Panama
Canal Zone
U.S
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