Russians Embrace Belligerence to Preserve Power Legend
Editorial argues Soviet downing of a Swedish rescue plane mirrors a prior U S event and condemns Kremlin excuses as fabrications. It contends Moscow feigns aggression to sustain fear, masking weakness in key economic areas. The piece warns such tactics aim to keep rulers in control, not deter enemies.
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France hardens stance as communists face crackdown
In 1952 Paris authorities arrest top Communist Jacques Duclos and raid Red headquarters as France, backed by Western alliance strength, demonstrates resolve against Moscow backed unrest. The piece highlights improved military and economic power influencing tougher actions on Communist tactics.
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Former judge dies in Illinois at 61
Edwardsville Ill. Wil eebur A Traves a 61 year old Madison County Judge for 24 years died Sunday at his home after several months illness He was elected judge in 1922 and served through 1946 He also was a former assistant state's attorney.
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Railcar Shifts Prompt Passenger Clues In Puzzle Passage
A fragmented text puzzle lists rail terms and clues about wooden rails, passenger cars, and locomotive nicknames. It combines numbered notes with scattered words like monsters, islands, and taverns, hinting at a crossword style exercise from a rail era column.
Korean War Reaches Two Year Mark Under Unclear Prospects
James Marlow reports on the two year anniversary of the Korean War. No quick solution appears likely as both sides continue limited fighting and armistice talks stagnate. The shift to a broader Western alliance includes Europe’s rearmament, the U S military base in Japan, and expanded anti communist efforts in Indochina.
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No Evidence of Liquor Industry Price Collusion
Washington investigators disclosed that three years ago the Justice Department found no evidence of price fixing in the liquor industry but noted a high concentration. Stephen Mitchell, counsel for a House judiciary subcommittee, released the DOJ statement explaining why anti trust charges were not filed. The probe followed rumors that political contributions could block a suit, with origins unnamed. investigators also examined alleged ties between political giving and the big four firms National Distillers, Seagram, Schenley, and Hiram Walker.
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Family Reunion Near Mt Vernon Illinois Held July Fourth
A Carter and Benard family reunion is planned for July 4 at a farm located six miles north of Mt Vernon Illinois on Route 87 four miles east. Organizers Martha Mondell and David Benard invite relatives to attend.
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Baptist Leader Resigns August 31
Elwood Wylie, director of the Student Christian Foundation at Southern Illinois University, said he will resign August 31 and become pastor of the Moline First Baptist Church.
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The Doctor Says on Preserving Children's Teeth
Edwin P. Jordan M D urges diet and hygiene to prevent tooth decay among children and adults. He stresses brushing after meals, flossing where appropriate, moderating sweets, regular dental visits, and the potential of fluoridation. A pamphlet offering further guidance is available from Public Affairs Committee in New York.
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FIRST FILES Cards and wires shaped archival references
The article notes that original files were cards, wires, or spikes with letters receipts and papers strung for easy reference as described in the Encyclopedia Britannica.
Museum Has World’s Largest Bird Study Collection
The American Museum of Natural History in New York City houses more than 750,000 bird specimens, forming the world’s largest study collection of birds.
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Realizing Home Movies Are Best Reserved for Family Viewings
Friends Brae for an evening and though they have never expressed any interest in home movies, you have some new ones of your children you would like to show them. Realize that home movies of children are rarely appreciated by anyone but the family and save your home movies for family nights.
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