Editorials And Comment On European Fear And Child Growth
A column argues fear hinders European stability post France elections with communists and Gaullists reshaping politics. It urges boosting Western confidence and propelling propaganda countermeasures. The piece also notes Iran's court stance and stresses nurturing a child’s varied early experiences to build lasting skills and purpose.
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Italy
France
Europe
Leon Dennen
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Paris
Moscow
Kremlin
Congress eyes vacations as tax and aid battles loom
Congress faces a busy period with wage and price controls pending, tax bills amid Senate and House negotiations, and a large defense aid program. Lawmakers push for more vacation time while members of the so called Tuesday to Thursday Club resist. The Small Defense Plants Corp proposal rises amid ongoing debates on defining small business and fair defense contracts.
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MacArthur
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General Services Administration
Defense Plants Corp
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Angelo Patri Our Children Hobbies as Character Builders
A teacher argues that a child’s hobby is a vital personal expression. Hobbies strengthen will, focus, and confidence, helping youth build character and a healthy view of life even if adults doubt the activity.
Trygve Lie leaves Oslo for U N in Korea peace bid
Secretary General Trygve Lie flies from Oslo to New York with a layover in London as the Soviet push for a cease fire in Korea prompts his return. He declines to reveal meeting details and plans talks during the journey. An unrelated note defines egg sizes and weights for standard cartons.
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Lie
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Exotic First Lady of Ceylon Tours U S in Seven-Week Trip
Mme G C S Corea wife of the Ceylon ambassador accompanied her husband on a cross country journey lasting seven weeks. She traveled with 30 costumes and diamond nose studs carried in a single suitcase. The ambassador spoke at universities and public groups while the family visited Columbus Urbana St Louis and Salt Lake City.
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Russia
Chandra
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Salt Lake City
Questions and Answers from a historic trivia column
A reader asks about antique status age limits for imports and a variety of trivia. Answers cover antique thresholds, whether fish drink, the US ambassador to the UN, S Doradus the brightest star, Ulysses Grant’s third-term bid, and origins of the cocoa tree in Latin America with Africa now leading production.
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Ulysses S. Grant
Garfield
Latin America
Africa
How to beat the heat in Hal Boyle's Notebook
Hal Boyle shares humorous rules for staying cool in hot weather including mind over matter tips and practical jokes. He jokes about Coolidge avoidance of heat and odd methods like leaf hats and sun lamps while noting Crater Lake in Oregon formed 6500 years ago from volcanic activity.
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Coolidge
New England
Nova Scotia
Crater Lake
Oregon
Propaganda as Cold War Tool Across Agencies
Washington sketches how the United States uses libraries bulletins broadcasts films and exchanges to spread pro American information abroad. Agencies include state CIA ECA and the army. topics cover behind the iron curtain methods training and evaluation. Tokyo reports a drive to fund an orphanage and a Turkish unit capturing enemy machine gun crews in Korea.
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Russia
Germany
OWI
Office of War Information
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Office of Strategic Services
Japan
State Department
Eca—Economic Cooperation Administration
CIA
Central Intelligence Agency
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Latin America
Voice of America
New York
Munich
Tangier
Manila
Eisenhower
Europe
Army
ECA
Navy
Iron Curtain
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