Europe and Middle East digest on NATO rearmament and Iran
Editorial outlines three developments shaping regional power. NATO rearmament faces shortfalls as England and France struggle financially while the US and UK move toward a peace with West Germany. Iran's nationalist shift threatens Western leverage and Persian Gulf oil access, with Observer warning Persia risks Russian domination and a potential path to wider conflict.
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Iowa Adopts The Corn State Auto Plates
Iowa will issue 1952 license plates bearing The Corn State to promote the state's main product. For years plates have touting other state notes, but Iowa finally adopts corn as its banner crop highlighting agrarian pride and economic identity.
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Cautic Words Indicated In Coming U.S. Campaign
Washington report sketches争 campaign rhetoric in Louisiana as Senator Long taunts Leander Perez while pledging to curb police state methods. It notes Sparkman Nixon senate statuses and a Dean Acheson carpet quip. Boeing outlines the B 52 birth in a Dayton hotel room draft and early design team efforts.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue Crushes Schoolhouse Huddle
Crossword puzzle clues presented in a back to school themed grid. Across and down hints include Toward the sheltered side Contrition Stripped War god of Greece and many more. The sheet combines wordplay with common puzzle terms and definitions.
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Daily Mail Subscription Rates and Entrace
A telegraphic fragment outlines daily and yearly mail subscription pricing by zone. It lists nine dollar daily or yearly rates inside first and second tones and fifteen dollars outside zones with a note on entrance or edrance unclear.
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Des Moines News and Business Office at 18 Shops Building
The Des Moines news bureau operates from the 18 Shops Building likely housing the office for local business reports and city updates. The location suggests a consolidated hub for editorial and commercial activities serving the Des Moines area.
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Stevenson Truman comparison and Nixon oil tides stance
Washington reader asks about Stevenson's portrayal as a fair deal issue. The columnist argues Stevenson is a rational advocate for limited federal power and local action, a Truman critique misfit. He notes Eisenhower support for Social Security and Nixon voting for state oil tides ownership, with implications for key states.
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Moscow Community Picnic Scheduled at Weed Park
The Moscow Community club announces its annual picnic set for Sunday August 17 at the High Peak shelter in Weed park Muscatine overlooking the Mississippi River. A basket dinner is served at noon with each family bringing its own table service. Open to all Moscow residents.
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Limited Range Black-tailed Deer of Western Canada
The black tailed deer is the smallest deer in the Americas with a highly restricted habitat. It occurs only in British Columbia and along the Pacific coast, marking its unusually narrow geographic range.
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Pacific
Beginning of California Gold Rush Sparked by Marshall Find
James W Marshall discovered a lump of gold while building a mill for John A. Sutter about 40 miles from Sacramento, triggering the California gold rush of 1848.
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