France Plans Policy Shifts With U S Talks
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau heads a three day mission to Washington to press the United States for strong backing of France on Algeria, a reappraisal of Soviet policy, and a shift toward peace with disarmament as a priority. He seeks clear U S declarations in support of Paris aims. France emphasizes ending the Algerian conflict and reducing Cold War tensions.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
France
United States
Christian Pineau
John Foster Dulles
Algeria
Dulles
America
Russia
Pineau
Paris
Egypt
United Nations Security Council
U.N
Washington
State Department
Nine Nation
Arab League
Guy Mollet
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Bok Sanctuary Preserved in Florida Memorial Site
The Bok Singing Tower and Mountain Lake Sanctuary at Lake Wales were given by Edward W. Bok as a memorial to his parents and dedicated in 1929 by President Calvin Coolidge. The Seminole Indians once regarded the site as a sanctuary.
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Lake Wales
Fla
Bok
Mountain Lake
Edward W. Bok
Calvin Coolidge
New Healing Substance Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
Special report from New York announces Bio-Dyne, a new healing substance marketed as Preparation H, claiming to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. It is offered as suppository or ointment with a money back guarantee and patent protection noted.
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New York, N. Y
Bog. U
The Family Scrapbook Another Way of Spoiling a Child
A newspaper style discussion argues that spoilage comes from both too much control and too little affection. It states juvenile delinquents often result from harsh discipline, neglect, or harsh treatment rather than indulgence.
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Junior
Bits Cut Faster for Tool Steel in Watertown
Cermic machine tool bits with high hardness and heat resistance cut steel two to four times faster than the best tungsten carbide bits. Next: Greenland and New Guinea are described as large islands with New Guinea second only to Greenland in size, totaling 312,329 square miles.
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Watertown
Mass
Greenland
New Guinea
Island
World Agriculture Hit By Eating Habit Changes
Washington says Americans and others may alter their eating habits affecting global agriculture. Pollock notes higher intake of eggs vegetables citrus meat and dairy while grain and potato consumption fell, with price relationships and income guiding shifts. He warns of slower changes in less developed nations but expects more high energy foods and livestock farming as industrialization spreads.
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Washington
INS
Eral O. Pollock
U.S. Foreign Agricultural Service
Pollock
Agriculture Department
Ceylon
U.S
Drive Slow Children Move Fast
An analysis notes the intertwined drivers of economic and social shifts in consumer tastes and preferences. The author argues that growth and slow change interact, shaping how markets respond to evolving eating habits and broader cultural trends.
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Pollock
Average 20 pounds coal for every U S citizen
Coal production provides about 20 pounds per person daily in the United States. About 8,000,000 people participate in payroll savings plans buying roughly 160 million dollars of United States Savings Bonds each month.
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Cincinnati
United States
Washington
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