American Actress Embraces French Womanly Ways
Olivia de Havilland, wife of a Paris editor, shares views on parenting and education learned in France. She favors feminine ideals, warns against excessive self-expression, critiques progressive education, and praises early learning and the role of a nurse for new mothers in Paris.
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Good News On Fight Against Insect Pest
Washington area agricultural experts report light damage from the spotted alfalfa aphid this year across central western and southern states. Biological controls include imported France made wasps that parasitize the aphid, while fungi and insecticides like malathion and parathion offer partial help with repeated use. The pest appeared in the southwest in 1954 and has since spread widely, crossing the Mississippi last year.
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Oil reserves reach record highs in U S amid peak production
Dallas report notes proved crude oil and natural gas liquids reserves at an all time high in the United States while overall petroleum production and consumption set records across related products.
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Arctic tern migration cycle covers 22000 miles each way
The Arctic tern follows a pole to pole migration pattern timed to longest days. The species completes roughly 22 000 miles each leg during peak daylight periods.
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Gomulka poised for victory as Mao to visit Poland
Warsaw dispatches say Polish leader Gomulka could gain a new victory over Russia as Mao Tse tung plans a rare state visit to Poland with Chou En-lai. Mao may pass through Moscow without meeting Khrushchev, a move seen as an open snub to Soviet leaders.
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Wladyslaw Gomulka
Russia
Mao Tsetung
Poland
Chou En-lai
Warsaw
Mao
Moscow
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Josef Cyrankieweicz
China
Rail passengers flood New York transit hubs daily
More than 500 000 railway travelers move through Grand Central and Pennsylvania Station each day. Separately an international view notes that among the five Great Lakes only Lake Michigan lies entirely within the United States.
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Rainy Olympic Peninsula records heavy Northwest rainfall
In Seattle region reports the Olympic Peninsula in northwest Washington state records the nation’s heaviest rainfall with some years reaching about 200 inches.
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Parents Drown Attempting Rescue Of Daughter In Chippawa
Eleven year old Anita Leary survived after her parents Samuel and Marie Leary drowned while rescuing her at Chippawa Creek on Sunday. Uncle Robert Goodwin pulled Anita to safety and saved his wife, while Anita declined to view the bodies as burial plans proceeded.
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Gettysburg Battlefield Remains Top Tourist Focus
Gettysburg Pennsylvania tourists still flock to the Civil War battlefield as the main attraction while Ike’s farm draws less interest. A Hall of Presidents museum now features life size figures of all presidents with spotlighted displays and narrated highlights of each administration.
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