Absence Of Old Fears Prevails In Moscow Youth Scene
A William L. Ryan analysis contrasts life in post Stalin Moscow with seven years ago. Young Muscovites dress better, seek Western news, and mingle with Americans, while censorship and state control persist though fear of informers wanes and curiosity about the West grows. The piece notes moral rule shifts, nightlife shifts, and enduring wartime infrastructure in a changing society.
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Associated Press
Stalin
Litte
Moscow
Moskina River
Franas Gary Powers
Powers
Razyvedi
Ciges
Boris Pasternak
Fanmair
Iaffie
Annie Oakley Comes Alive in Teen Target Practice
Karen, a Stratford High School freshman, uses a 22 caliber rifle weighing 122 pounds and trains weekly with the Stratford Police Athletic League group. She has competed in Ohio New York and New Jersey and balances shooting with good grades while saving money by sewing clothes and cooking pizza. The sport is growing as more girls join the team and enjoy competition and meeting new people across states.
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Vivian Brown
Annie Oakley
Comas Thes
Karen
Stratford Police Athletic League
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Summit conferences end as next president may still attend
James Marlow discusses that summit talks may resume under a new president. Khrushchev’s demand for meetings persists, and future summits would require careful foreign minister groundwork to avoid repeats of past blunders and public clashes that derailed negotiations.
Dean's Pills Ad Claims Back Pain Relief
An advertisement promotes Dean's Pills for backache neck pain and muscular discomfort. It asserts rapid relief, improved sleep, and fewer trips to the bathroom with claims of widespread use and large size packaging.
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Eleef
Kidner
Dean
Two men hold up couple on Baltimore Expressway
William Claybrook Jr., 20, of Red Bank Indiana, reported two men in a dark blue sedan stopped his car on the Baltimore Washington expressway near Poudermill road in Prince Georges County. They beat him with a pistol, robbed him of 370 dollars, and abducted his wife, Mildred, as she was ordered from the car. He said the attackers were two Washington Negroes, and that the couple had been returning home from Washington when the incident occurred.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Eisenhower
Remler
Nikita Khrushchev
Esenhower
Khrushchev
Stalin
Sumut
Sany
United States
Russia
Ishrushchev
Baltimore (Ap
Willian Claybrook, Jr
Red Bank
Baltimore Washington Expressway
Claybrook
Poudermill Road
Prince Georges County
Chester W. Phobus
Anne Arundel County
Clasbrook
Truck With Clothing Blamed In Early Morning Fire
A truck loaded with clothing caught fire around 2 15 this morning near a barn and imaginary workers. Firefighters from Upner Montgomery County and State Police responded to the scene Westbound on US 240 south of Libana. The blaze damaged two German made Volkswagens and caused substantial damage to the truck and nearby property. The owner is identified as a local resident.
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US 240
Libana
Upner
Montgomery County Fire Department
Bez
Volksaaten
English Lesson By WL Gordon Misused Words
A note discusses common mispronunciations and misused phrases in English instruction. It highlights how speakers often stress phrases incorrectly and provides examples to correct usage, focusing on comparisons and emphasis for clearer communication.
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Gordon
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