Tiflis Champagne Factory Shows Life of Workers
At the Tiflis champagne factory in the Georgian Republic, deputy director Vasili Goglidze touts annual output rising from five to six million bottles by 1960. The plant ages bottles for five years or uses a one year accelerated method, exports to Poland and Czechoslovakia, employs 500 workers, and supports sports, singing, and dancing clubs as staff enjoy a convivial atmosphere with generous samples.
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Tiflis
Republic of Georgia
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Vasili Goglidze
Stalin
Lenin
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Goglidze
Faithful God Provides Escape in Temptation
A Bible verse from 1 Corinthians 10 13 reminds readers that God will not allow believers to be tempted beyond their strength and will provide a way to endure the trial, enabling them to bear it and remain steadfast.
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God
Fulton Lewis Jr. Whence Now For Stassen
Washington weighs Stassen’s political future after Pennsylvania’s primary repudiation. Questions focus on return to the GOP fold, whether Stassen will rally support for McGonigle, and the origin of his $100,000 spend. Critics cite his past ego, clashes with Dulles, and strained ties with Eisenhower aides.
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Washington
Harold Edward Stassen
Pennsylvania
Mr. Stassen
Arthur McGonigle
Stassen
Richard Nixon
San Francisco
Childe Harold
Nixon
Eisenhower
Congress
Sherman Adams
Paul G. Hoffman
Excise taxes debate shapes Treasury deficit relief
The article outlines 1957 excise tax receipts totaling 10.9 billion with 6.3 billion from stable targets like alcohol tobacco gas and stamps. It notes 4.6 billion from others under pressure for possible cuts including auto freight passenger, luggage jewelry and more, while some items remain politically risky as luxuries. It questions broad restructuring and cites political backlash against tax shifts.
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Treasury
Sonic booms stir fears as Air Force planes approach
The Dayton Daily News reports that reducing sonic booms remains difficult. While actual damage from the booms is limited, psychological impact is strong as people in Middletown and Dayton react to the vibrating shock. Supersonic operations at Wright-Patterson are expected to raise boom frequency, prompting new legal and construction considerations.
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Air Force
Middletown
Dayton
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Facts of feeding and senses from period note
A factograph notes that a horse can eat only nine times its body weight in a year while a mature human eats 16 times his body weight in the same period. It adds that most people respond more quickly to sounds than to visuals.
Senate panel calls for treason penalties in cold war era
A U S Senate Subcommittee on Internal Security urges Congress to criminalize acts during peacetime that would be treasonous if war existed. It seeks laws to punish aiding enemies and expatriation for aiding communism, arguing subversion risks national security even without declaring war. The proposal frames treason to cover collusion with foreign powers and evading passport rules, citing Korea and global communist activity.
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United States Senate
Senate
Subcommittee On Internal Security
Congress
United States
Korea
Red China
United Nations
Moscow
Peiping
Nixon Luncheon Sparks Chess and Cigarette Jests
Washington diary reports a crowded National Press Club luncheon where Vice President Nixon attacked Communists in a speech while Valentin M. Ivanov of the Soviet Union played a quiet game of Proferans. Between shots at the Russians, Miller Cafritz watched, a witty exchange of glances and jokes ensued, and Ivanov recalled embassy ping-pong and long cigarette holders before departing with polite goodbyes.
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Washington
National Press Club
Morris Cafritz
Valentin M. Ivanov
Richard M. Nixon
Gwen Cafritz
Soviet Union
Cafritz
Ivanov
Gwen
Albert Fox
Mr. Ivanov
Mr. Cafritz
Nixon
Venezuela
Estrellita Horoscope Advice and Birthday Outlook
The reading stresses cooperation with associates as essential and warns against shirking duties. It highlights strong personal relationships and social matters for birthdays, with domestic harmony and potential mid July travel. It notes possible mid year inspiration for job and finances and eventual talent recognition in September, while November hints at troubling business news before December. A born child is described as talented artistic and humorous.
Fireman Behrens Retired After 1935 Theater Blaze
Edward Behrens, 38, disabled in the 1935 Family Theater fire, was placed on the retirement list by the Firemen’s Pension Board. He served since 1931 and inhaled poisonous fumes during the blaze. Also, all education boards must require compulsory smallpox vaccination before fall term. Dr Baldridge announced the ruling for Hamilton and Butler County. Viscount Nuffield, Britain’s motor magnate, has given away nearly 100 million pounds. Oklahoma primary candidates include Mae West, Will Rogers, Joe E Brown and Brigham Young.
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Edward Behrens
Family Theater
Firemen’s Pension Board
Behrens
C. J. Baldridge
Hamilton
Butler County
Oklahoma
Mae West
Will Rogers
Joe E. Brown
Brigham Young
Luxembourg Recognizes San Mario in Unusual Move
The tiny states Luxembourg and San Mario exchange recognition as Luxembourg grants formal ties. A remark notes the oddity of the act in the context of international diplomacy and small-state maneuvering.
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Luxembourg
San Mario
Broadway Grapevine Tidbits From Susan Strasberg To Betty Hutton
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Broadway chatter about Susan Strasberg’s rumored engagement to Sir Laurence Olivier, Eydie Gorme’s hit You Need Hands, Margaret Truman in a Sun rise at Campobello road company, Van Cliburn’s discreet Pierre stay, Brigitte Bardot’s TV appearance, Dorothy Donegan’s embezzled gifts, Betty Hutton’s strong numbers vs weak material, The FBI Story casting puzzles, Paul Newman’s Broadway return talk, Elsa Schiaparelli’s sack dress clash, Tempest Storm’s publicity shift, Princess Margaret’s London West Side Story visit, Madame Chiang Kai shek’s extended stay, and Lionel Hampton’s Around the World in 80 Beats TV project.
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Susan Strasberg
Laurence Olivier
Eydie Gorme
Margaret Truman
Eleanor Roosevelt
Campobello
van Cliburn
Pierre
Cotillion
Brigitte Bardot
Dorothy Donegan
al Williams
Step Brothers
FBI
Dillinger
Paul Newman
N. Richard Nash
Paris Soiree
Mme
Elsa Schiaparelli
Tempest Storm
Princess Margaret
London
Madame Chiang Kaishek
United States
Lionel Hampton
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Susan
Betty Hutton
Lou Walters
New Cafe
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Joe E. Leonard
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