Negroes Lured North By Many Lies Editorial Echoes Change
The article argues President Eisenhower's illness could destabilize world leadership but may be brief. It warns against misreading missile race progress and notes rising northern migration of African Americans while southern whites fear New York media power. It cites Dallas, New Orleans, and Albary State College figures and warns of social disruption from migration.
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Russia
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America
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Soviet Union
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Sputnik
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Lahey Clinic
New York
Akers
Mississippi
New York State Commission Against Discrimination
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Dallas Times-Herald
Dallas
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Albary State College
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Willie Mays
Giants
The Duke of Bedford Sparks English Seething Attention
English readers rail at the Duke of Bedford as publicity headlines and tourist ads stir ire. Critics blame his fame for crowds at Woburn Abbey while nationwide letters accuse British tourism promotion of smugness and triviality.
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British Tourist Bureau
Bureau
Britain
Why didnt he die immediate after cursing God
The answer states Jesus Christ died for the sins of the world and offers salvation to any who repent and trust in his atonement. It notes God is patient and not willing that any perish, urging repentance and faith to be saved.
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Woburn Abbey
Jesus Christ
Christ
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Hungary
Background Of Some Members Of RFE Is Questioned
Washington column questions Radio Free Europe activities including an Asian Contact Program. It notes Samuel Walker Jr and associates arranged films and travels to Japan, Hong Kong, India, and other Asian and Middle Eastern nations. The piece critiques funding use and probes whether such propaganda aids freedom or props up Western interests.
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Radio Free Europe
Samuel 8. Walker Jr
Free Europe
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Hungary
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Paul Tigrid
Japan
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Tokyo
Reyman
Gabor
India
Nenoff
Secret Police
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Kovacs
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Walker
Pfaff
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Malaya
Pakistan
Syria
Lebanon
Tunisia
Egypt
Jordan
Iron Curtain
Europe
Free World
Crusade For Freedom
Eastern Europe
Kremlin
Russians Gambled For Time In Between Wars And Won
Washington notes a long view of Soviet strategy since World War II. The Russians leveraged time to build parity, expanding from 1945 onward with covert influence, economic pressure, and limited conflicts. They achieved atomic capability and later missiles and satellites, anticipating future pushes while avoiding full scale war.
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Washington
United States
Iran
Turkey
Greece
Czechoslovakia
Mey
Korea
Swordfish Harpoons Boat In Mass Errands
Fred Brownell reports his 32 foot boat was harpooned by a swordfish weighing about 230 pounds. A companion hooked the fish on a rod and reel as it charged the vessel. The creature tore through the boat's bottom forcing the party to switch to a skiff before limping to port with pumps keeping water out.
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Woburn Abbey
Mattapoisett
Mass
Fred Brownell
New Kind Of Star Is Rising In Hollywood
A profile of Paul Newman as a new kind of Hollywood actor who resists publicity and signs with Warner Brothers but often defies studio direction. The piece cites Marlon Brando James Dean Tory Franciosa John Cassavetes Ben Gazzara and others trained in New York as a movement toward independent artistry.
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Hollywood U
Hollywood
Cass
Paul Newman
Marlon Brando
James Dean
Tory Franciosa
John Cassavetes
Ben Gazzara
New York
Newman
Warner Brothers
How To Keep Well Explores Turkey History And Nutrition
The article notes turkeys as Thanksgiving staple and traces their American origins from Aztec domestication to Pilgrim feasts. It cites M L Scott of Cornell on turkey meat yield and nutrient content, including protein, riboflavin, and niacin, comparing favorably to beef and pork and favoring older birds for more edible meat.
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Turkey
America
Trevor L. Jones
Spain
Massachusetts
M. L. Scott
Cornell University
Journal of the American Dietetic Association
Russians Seek Germ Cause of Multiple Sclerosis
J L asked about a Russian finding of the germ behind multiple sclerosis allegedly the spirochete myelophthora. A Cleveland researcher Dr Alex Arieff reports isolating a spirochete with a new method but says more time is needed to evaluate the discovery.
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J. L
Alex Arieff
Cleveland
Laughing Boy X-Ray Technique Explained
A physician's term likely used for a method to X-ray the upper spine and back of the neck. The patient opens and closes the mouth slowly to blur the jaw contour for clearer imaging.
Psycho motor epilepsy described as brief dream states
D K explains a form of epilepsy where convulsions are replaced by short dreamlike episodes, a sense of unreality, sensory hallucinations, or memory gaps. The person remains conscious throughout.
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D. K
Health tip and actor comments on projects
The item reports a health hint about shortness of breath related to lung and heart disease and notes a request for a stamped self addressed envelope for a leaflet. It also mentions today’s health tip to drink fluids during fever and a Hollywood actor’s stance on studio battles and project choices including The Helen Morgan Story and The Long Hot Summer.
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Helen Morgan
Monroe News-Star Founder November 0 L8Y Jonn Ewing
The Monroe News-Star details its founders and leadership including Jonn O Ewing as founder and Wilson Ewing and other executives. It notes publication as an afternoon daily except Saturdays, with offices at Olive and North Fourth Street and AP affiliation. The paper states its independence and impartial stance in reporting.
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Wilson Ewing
Monroe Post Office
News-Star— World Publishing Corporation
Cornes of
Olive and
North Fourth St
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