West's Inferiority Complex Hinted By French Minister
French Foreign Minister Pineau questioned whether the West or Russia offers the better way of life in a peaceful contest. He cited possible inferral of an inferiority complex in the United States and urged continued strengthening of NATO while exploring peaceful coexistence with the Soviet Union.
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Lost 41 Pounds With Barcentrate
Mrs N F Tawater of Fort Worth claims she lost 41 pounds using Barcentrate. She says the product is inexpensive and available at Lexus drugstores with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to show fat loss without a starvation diet.
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Truman warns Britain and U S against slipping to folly in election year
Former President Harry S Truman told a London dinner crowd that the United States and Britain must not underestimate the threat from communism and must stay united in policy. He cautioned allies against cross purposes and urged continued close harmony between the two nations despite election year distractions.
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Regional forecast for Texas and Oklahoma region
Regional forecast shows east and south central Texas partly cloudy and warm through Saturday with moderate coastal southerly winds. North central Texas remains clear to partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms in the northwest. West Texas sees partly cloudy skies with thunderstorms. Panhandle cooler Friday night into Saturday. Oklahoma mostly clear to partly cloudy with scattered shower and thunderstorm activity in the northwest today and tonight and in the north and west Saturday.
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Shepilov Heads to Syria After Cairo Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov leaves for Damascus after meeting Egyptian President Nasser for final talks. They discussed military aid and low interest loans for Egypt's Nile projects including the high dam. World Bank President Eugene Black said there is no change in financing for the dam.
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Judge Rules Reds Not Denied Rights
Washington reports that in the atomic espionage case the FBI and Justice Department lawyers were acquitted. Sobell’s bid for a new trial was denied by Judge Irving Kaufman who reaffirmed the earlier convictions of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and Sobell. Kaufman noted the long appellate history and repeated reviews, while observers say Sobell plans further appeals.
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Stolen domino table cripples Hugo elder recreation program
In Hugo Oklahoma the summer recreation program for elderly residents was crippled after someone stole the domino table and attached seats from a vacant downtown lot. A $15 reward was posted. Deputy Sheriff Ed Thornton noted the table was heavy and would require at least two people with a truck to move it.
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Soviet Hero Lebedenko Dead. Gardner Passes Away at 66
Lt. Gen Nikita F Lebedenko, decorated hero of World War II with two orders of Lenin, is reported dead by the Red Star with no age given. In Chicago, Robert A Gardner 66, noted investment broker, 1909 and 1915 US amateur golf champion and four-time Walker Cup team member, died yesterday.
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Village records Brazil’s oldest resident dies at 150
Maria Da Silva, aged 150, died in the provincial village of Hardy Soul PAPAGIOS Brazil. She left 38 great great grandchildren and 21 great great great grandchildren, marking an extraordinary family lineage.
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Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller plan marriage before July 13
Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller confirmed plans to wed in New York or Connecticut before July 13. Miller announced the engagement during a break in UN American Activities hearings in Washington, while Monroe spoke from New York about the imminent marriage and divorce from past rumors.
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