Dulles and Communism: Mixed signals on Soviet grip
Secretary of State Dulles suggested outside Russia Communists may gain independence as Moscow eases control. The piece notes Red leaders in Europe and beyond questioned Khrushchev about Stalin era crimes, possibly prompting Kremlin to reveal past deeds and face scrutiny from their own ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Dulles
Russia
Moscow
Kremlin
Red
Italy
France
East Germany
Britain
United States
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Stailin
Doctor Says Mongolism in Children a Medical Dilemma
Dr Edwin P Jordan summarizes a symposium at Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn on mongolism. He notes human and social challenges for families and points out debates on early institutionalization versus home care for mongoloid children. He reflects on historical views and postwar context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
Jewish Hospital of
Brooklyn
Questions And Answers On Mongoloid Children And Other Topics
A disjointed Q and A page discusses Mongoloid intelligence and possible medical or educational effects, noting variability in IQ and doubts about medication. It includes travel by automobile, grocery store differences, and clarifications on terms like kopiah Moso and ledger lines in music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Bunker
Trickster Puzzle Contest Entry Rules Note 1956
Procter & Gamble invites readers to submit a word puzzle solution with printing of name and address, postmark by August 6 and receipt by August 20 1956, to Box 91 Cincinnati Ohio. Prize awarded on basis of number of correct words and most apt completion sentence for ties.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Joy
Trickster
Ohin
Procter & Gamble
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Marlow
Communism
Yugoslavia
Tito
Evergreen Point
Franklin
Buddy
Koolfoam
Odora
Europe
Vienna
Harvings Ant Manu Fante Mandannan
Indonesia
Israel
Harry
Truman
National Industrial Conference Board
China
Tibet
E van
Continental
Alaska
Hawaii
Loinivie
Liane
Stan
Arehi
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