Kremlin methods and Nagy fate marked by force
Editorial argues the Soviet Union operates with rigid efficiency, crushes resistance, and imposes loyalty. It cites the 1956 Hungarian uprising, Imre Nagy execution, and Titoism as proof that Moscow carries out its aims decisively. The piece warns such acts undermine Russian communism’s worldwide image.
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Russia
Kremlin
Eiber
Hungary
Moscow
Imre Nagy
Nagy
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Best Friend Banter Over Dog Sparks Host Tension
In a brief, tense exchange, a guest complains about a host’s dog while the host retorts that a dog is “man’s best friend.” The dialogue hints at trust issues and social friction centered on the pet.
Dominican Republic Across and Related Clues
A compact clue list touches Dominican Republic topics with terms such as Trujillo capital, eluder, narrative, household, silage prep, rulers, direct elections every five years, ages, metals, singing voice, ascent, aid, trial, notched marks, Dutch uncle, cubic meter, sealed abbr, zodiac sign, tighter, smooth moves, acetic, most painful, opined, phial, shield bearing, Grivet monkey, scold, herdsman, ninth month abbr, sketcher, anger, bounded, hirelings, wool combing, hen products, comb form song, prince, plant part, unaspirated, Scott Case dollar, fish, employ.
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Greater Antilles
Trujillo
Sii
Tekor
Scott Case
Washington Gags and Glitz Stir Washington Dinners
Washington insiders lampoon Sherman Adams at a Saints and Sinners luncheon while Aly Khan pursues a Georgetown romance. A hotel joke about Hagerty prompts Adams to smile as double vodka water misfires intrigue guests, and a Ceylon ambassador’s wife in a mink and red sari stuns attendees. Hungarian films at an embassy event fail to impress, prompting a mass exit by non-Communist guests.
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Sherm Adams
Aly
Douglas Larsen
Jerry Bennett
NEA
Washington
Harry Vaugham
Truman
Tciaw Club
Sherm Adama
Sherm
Ory
Sherman Adama
Saints and Sinners
White House Press
Jim Hagerty
Hagerty
Adams
Boston
Aly Khan
Debonair Pakiatan U. N
Rita Hayworth
Georgetown
General Gunewardene
Ceylon
Krushchev
Budapest
U. S
Krem- Hin
Love Me for Myself Moral Reflections on Unselfish Affection
Muriel Lawrence reflects on parental generosity and the desire to be loved for more than gifts. A father debates funding a motorcycle for his son Bud, fearing not only safety but the implication that affection hinges on material proof. The piece argues adults seek mutual satisfaction in love, not selfless adoration alone, and notes the Bear River as a geographic aside.
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Bud
Doug
Daves House
Pop
Jane
NEA Service, Inc
Thinking It Over Thinks on Imagination and God
The piece discusses imagination as a bridge between fantasy and memory. It argues the mind uses experience to build foundations and make logical leaps into the unknown. It suggests deeper thought about God requires venturing into the depths of interpretation and spiritual breadth.
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God
Doctor Answers Readers Questions On Illness Reactions
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan discusses how emotional responses to illness vary and advises individual handling. He also answers queries on alcohol with tuberculosis drugs, keloids, tongue blisters, and a diaphragmatic hernia, recommending professional evaluation and possible surgery where indicated.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NSA
EB. B
Notable quotes clash over swimsuit model in politics
A 1957 controversy cited Mrs. Maurine Neuberger wife of Oregon senator defending her appearance as a bathing suit model at a Democratic fund raiser. The Outlook includes global crisis mentions Dag Hammarskjold and regional tensions from Korea to North Africa, while Habib Bourguiba discusses loyalty of Algerian Arabs to France.
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Maurine Neuberger
Oregon
Hitler
Habib Bourguiba
France
Barbs by Hal Cochran humorous column note
The column jokes about bad luck in a two dollar bill and lack of principle affecting friendships. An East Orange woman finds her hood missing after returning to a parked car, and police search for hoodlums. Agnes Chase, 88, earns an honorary degree from Illinois and becomes senior botanist at the Smithsonian, a top American botanist.
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Hal Cochran
East Orange
N.J
Agnes Chase
University of Illinois
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D.C
Seaway Transfer Sparks Midwest congressional rift
In Washington the weekend shift of supervision of the St. Lawrence Seaway to the Commerce Department drew Midwest opposition. Senator Alexander Wiley denounced the move as ill advised while urging Eisenhower to reconsider. Hearings on toll schedules begin August 8 as crews deepen connecting channels to allow full 2,300 mile traffic by 1962 to 1964.
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Washington
Midwest
Eisenhower
St. Lawrence Seaway
Commerce Department
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Corps of Engineers
Seaway Corporation
Wiley
Congress
Paul H. Douglas
D-1
Curb-Side Confusion Sparks Parking Notes Tale
Three painters working on a downtown renovation parked in a two hour zone and left a note saying painters working inside. On return they found parking tickets and a second note accusing police of working outside.
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Milwaukee
Official and historical questions on standards and sources
The exchange asks about official wording and variants of the Star Spangled Banner and the origin of gold used in early U.S. coins. It notes that many copyrighted versions exist and mentions Jockeys Hall of Fame selection by sports writers. It also includes a fact about the Whale Shark as Irving Finch’s largest, with specimens reported up to 60 feet.
Miss Mount Vernon Pageant Thanks Readers
The Mount Vernon Jaycees thank readers for cooperation in the 1958 Miss Mount Vernon Pageant. They state it was one of the finest pageants ever held in Mount Vernon and sign off with appreciation from co chairmen James R. Hertenstein and associates.
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Mt. Vernon
Your Manners Memo to Teen Agers About Coke Parties
A guidance note advises teens at Coke parties to keep manners in mind. Do not place bottles on floors or tables where spills and rings may occur, and avoid scattering food. Good manners earn welcome. poor behavior earns exclusion.
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