Flying Saucers Not A Menace Air Force Finds
Editorial notes the Air Force view that saucer reports since 1947 do not threaten the United States. Most sightings are explained as friendly aircraft, hoaxes, or weather and optical effects. A temperature inversion and hot air may inflate radar false positives as weather cools reports decline.
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Tears for Eva Peron
Observers note the prolonged mourning in Argentina after Eva Peron, wife of the president and dictator, as she leveraged charitable giving into political influence. The piece argues charity was used as power, with beneficiaries pleased yet accounting uncertain, illustrating how public favor follows lavish favors.
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Touch of Old Guard is Seen in Nixon's Record
Nixon emerges as Eisenhower's vice presidential pick amid debate over his alignment with the Old Guard. The article outlines Nixon's voting record on foreign and domestic policy, showing support for Eisenhower positions on Europe and defense while backing conservative farm, labor, and social programs.
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Political trick behind fast removal of controls
The commentary argues the rapid easing of government controls is aimed at pleasing voters before the November election. It suggests many controls were imposed to be removed for political gain, a tactic seen as manipulative by Marshall town Times Republican.
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Eleanor Roosevelt Drives Dixie Democrats From Party in Chicago
The piece argues Eleanor Roosevelt backs a left wing push to realign the Democratic Party and replace old guard leaders with younger neophytes. It predicts a realignment ahead if Republicans gain control and cites figures like James A. Farley and Harold Barkley as key players in a broad conspiracy to reshape national politics.
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Democratic strategists study Texas shift like rival scouting
Democratic operatives analyzed the Texas shift pattern described in the GOP convention, drawing parallels to a football coach studying an opponent. The report suggests the move drew particular interest from analysts tracking Texas political tactics and national party strategies.
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Mason City Globe Gazette
Crossworld Puzzle Sweet Stuff and More
Crossword puzzle entry listing numerous clue prompts across horizontal and vertical directions. Includes numerous wordplay hints like sweet stuff from bees, common, river in Switzerland, and various abbreviations, with many entries incomplete or garbled.
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Ku Klux Wizard Gets Four Years
Ku Klux Klan imperial wizard Thomas L. Hamilton was sentenced to four years in prison for masterminding a flogging. Superior Court Judge Clawson L. Williams imposed the maximum term, part of one of North Carolina’s largest mass trials.
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Thomas L. Hamilton
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Clawson L. Williams
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Leesville
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Arabian King to Get Plush Plane for Personal Use
Transocean Airlines will convert a four engine DC-4 Skymaster into a luxury personal transport for the Saudi king. The jet, one of five sold to Saudi Arabia, features a king sized bed and a rotating elevated throne with a 360 degree rotation and a safety belt rated for 10 Gs.
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Saudi Arabia
Transocean Airlines
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Caramels Plug Gas Tank on Scout Tour in Maquoketa
A Maquoketa Cub Scout tour with Rev. Bruce Dean hit a rock, tearing a gasoline tank. With no gum aboard, scouts used caramels from a lunch to plug the leak. as caramels melted, replacements were stuffed into the hole until the car returned to town.
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Bruce Dean
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