Compromise Seen as Hope for Cyprus Settlement
The Cyprus conflict may move toward a settlement as Britain drafts a constitution granting substantial self-government while Greek Cypriots push for eventual union with Greece. Greek Ethnarchy leaders will study the draft and forward views to Archbishop Makarios.
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Mediterranean
Cyprus
U. S
Britain
Greek Ethnarchy
Markarios
Greece
Middle East
Turkey
Grain storage limits loom as railcars strain capacity
The grain belt faces a familiar bottleneck in storage despite big gains in farm and commercial capacity. Uncle Sam holds 984 million bushels, with warehouses swelling yet harvests overflow. railroads add freight cars but still juggle old and new grain amid heavy volumes and looming over capacity.
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Uncle Sam
Deep freeze dream: scientists prep human organ banking and cryonics
An article surveys cryonics prospects with Bethesda research on stored organs and corneas, and England experiments that revive frozen hamsters after brief storage. It discusses future hopes to preserve humans for months or years and resume life, framed as escapist fantasy.
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Navy Medical Center
Bethesda
England
State rights cited in Gainesville Daily Record editorial
The Gainesville Daily Register editorial argues that preserving state authority is essential to maintaining balance with the federal government, noting the need to reverse the trend of expanding federal power to safeguard individual rights and state sovereignty.
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Gainesville
Texas
Daily Register
Senate acid test of U S air power in election year
Democratic Senators charge the Eisenhower administration with neglecting air power as the Soviet lead grows. They cite a slow B 52 delivery rate and a 20 a month production target while Secretary Quarles defends the plan. The fight includes budget battles, misaligned timelines, and a pending inquiry led by Senator Symington amid looming campaign pressures.
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Washington
Senate
Soviet Union
United States
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Donald A. Quarles
Quarles
Curtis Lemay
Department of Defense
Richard Russell
Georgia
Armed Services Committee
Russell
Russia
Nathan Twining
Stuart Symington
Air Power
Defense Department
Symington
Red Hilde faces purge as East German regime targets justice minister
A British press summary recalls East German leader’s crackdown on Hildegard Benjamin known as Red Hilde. It notes jailed and executed for minor crimes amid Sovietization, with Benjamin accused by Premier Grotewohl of illegal arrests. The piece describes her rise from doctor’s daughter to state prosecutor and justice minister, and her fall as purges sweep the regime.
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Frau
Hilde Benjamin
Hildegard Benjamin
East Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Reds
Popular Front
Khrushchev
Stalin
Lavrenti Beria
Frau Hilde
Red Hilde
Hilde
Otto Grotewohl
Dr. Benjamin
Hilde Langue
Berlin
Communist Party
Wilhelm Benjamin
East Germany
Bible Thought on the Depths of Gods Wisdom
A reflective meditative line quoting scripture Romans eleven thirty three praising the immeasurable riches wisdom and knowledge of God and noting his judgments are unsearchable and beyond finding out.
Me To You By Meleean Vacation Reflections On Mountains Or Sea
A personal piece contrasts mountain and water side vacations in Pennsylvania and the Pocono region. It notes last year’s big storm damage in Harlansburg East Brook and how recovery will take time. The author muses on vacation choices, family debates, and rising U S travel.
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Lawrence County
Pocono Mountains
Harlansburg
Brook
Pennsylvania
United States
Mitchell And Mousetrap a Labor Secrecy Gambit Explored
Washington observers describe a political tension between President Eisenhower James Mitchell and union leaders led by J Caesar Petrillo. The piece argues Mitchell may be leveraging labor support while pushing a state level approach to labor craft de federalization and worker protection.
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Washington, D. C
Eisenhower
James Mitchell
White House
J. Caesar Petrillo
The
Musicians Union
Petrillo
Jim Carey
Walter Reuther
Mr. Eisenhower
Jim Mitchell
Barry Goldwater
District 65
Bloomingdale's
Mitchell
Defense Department
Labor Department
United Mine Workers
William Wilson
Jim Davis
Steel, Iron and Tin Workers
William Doak
Perkins
Schnellenbach
Tobin
Martin Durklin
Organized Labor
Adlai Stevenson
Knight
California
Senator Goldwater
Just Folks By Edgar A. Guest
The column celebrates a family moment as a three month old grandchild laughs aloud showing neutral pride and joy. It contrasts public affairs with private happiness and reflects on grandpa's role as a reader and observer of life.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
In the nature of things a golfer is never satisfied. The duffer longs to break 100 and the 90s player pars. Tommy Bolt once set a PGA record with seven straight birdies and a final 64. He sighed that two putts would have made a 62. Mrs. Periwinkle mocks distilling whiskey for children citing an ad for a 12 year old whiskey.
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Tommy Bolt
San Diego
Mr. Bolt
Mrs. Periwinkle
The
Temperance Society
Poor Old Mac Faces Alcohol Test In Senate Hearing
Washington a weary ex administrative official Robert B McLeaish clings to claims of sobriety as he testifies before the Senate post office and civil service subcommittee about drinking habits and past lapses. He recalls incidents in Texas Los Angeles and Houston while defending his conduct during his tenure with the Farmers Home Administration.
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Washington
Robert B. McLeaish
Farmer’s Home Administration
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Subcommittee
Mac
McLeaish
Denver
Fairly Spoken by Margaret Latrobe on Commuter Humor
The column notes the dry humor of executives as four homeward bound railroad commuters reel off a satirical bill for $3.68 including sandwiches and beer. It portrays the exchange as a mock legal matter, with lawyers likely to draft a cautious reply as the piece also profiles Julius Raab, Austrian chancellor since 1953, noting his career.
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Spa
Julius Raab
Diet
Federal Economic Council
Austria
Eritrea’s Third President Named In Youthful Nation
A brief note remarks on Eritrea’s four year history and its upcoming third presidency. It mocks elections as a game and hints at political curiosity among citizens.
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Eritrea
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