Flight from Paradise shows refugees flee communism worldwide
The article cites postwar figures from London indicating over 10 million people in Europe Asia and America have fled life under communism since World War II. It notes Berlin and other hubs like Hungary Korea Red China Tibet and Cuba as exit points, with many closures and restrictions by communist powers.
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London
Europe
Asia
America
Berlin
Hungary
Korea
Red China
Tibet
Cuba
Hong Kong
United States
Castro
Soviet Union
Paris
Washington
Ottawa
Uncle Sam
Foreign Service
Pitching Horseshoes and the Rise of a Social Club
Citizens form a society to standardize horse shoe pitching as a national welfare effort akin to archery or golf clubs. The piece extols farming leisure, notes historic roots, and praises the vigor of debate over throwing techniques.
Viewpoints on Erie County Republican rifts and strategy
A Buffalo Evening News column airs editorials on the Erie County Republican leadership, their absence from a New York state committee dinner, and potential consequences for the party. It questions Grimm’s loyalty, surrogate candidate picks, and the impact on GOP chances amid Democratic tides. It also notes calls for party unity and accountability.
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Buffalo Evening News
Erie County
Republican State Committee
New York
Republican Organization
United States
Keating
New York State Senate
Senate
Grimm
Walter
Mahoney
Rockefeller
Board of Supervisors
Regan
Erie County Republican
Health Advice and Patient Narratives Weigh On Dr Brady Columns
A reader dialogue centers on health questions and Dr Brady Grady style commentary. The piece includes a long quoted exchange with Mrs S C describing her health history and diet, and a reflection on nutrition versus starvation concerns.
Readers weigh in on cluttered mail and conflicting diets
A short letter column note discusses unread letters lacking names and addresses and a humorous take on clashing diets for arthritis and cholesterol. A reader reports tachycardia from sweets and coffee, enema relief, and a brief mention of barbitals. Three readers report relief from steady eye pressure with thumbs on closed eyes.
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P. L
Social Security wife benefits at age 62
A wife who never worked can draw monthly benefits on her husband’s Social Security account starting at 62. She may take reduced benefits at 62 or wait until 65 to receive about half of the husband’s amount. Inquire when she reaches 62 to choose the best option.
Discrimination Clash Grows Over Racial Employment
Washington reports rising tension from calls for positive discrimination as Negro leaders push for favored advancement. The issue surfaces in federal promotions in Dallas and New Orleans Army Engineers policy, with lawmakers warning such actions conflict with equal treatment. Economic pressure fuels white fears of job loss and boycotts as unions and businesses face mixed pressures from government and customers.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Bruce Alger
Texas
Dallas
United Federation of Postal Clerks
Civil Service
Kennedy
New Orleans
U. S. Army Engineers
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Thomas Murray
Tennessee
House Post Office Civil Service Committee
Murray
District of Columbia
North
No Special Talent Needed To Stand Out In A Crowd
Hal Boyle humor piece notes no gift required to attract attention at parties. A man boasts owning 100 shirts after WW II in Belgium inspired a vow to never repeat a dirty collar. He explains shirt breakdowns and offers to lend a shirt on condition you leave an old one.
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S.C
Chapel Street
Canandaigua
Main Street
New York
Becme
America
Tulsa
Elizabeth Taylor
Belgium
Courage and misplay in a 1959 Italy USA bridge match
In a Becker column a famous hand from the 1959 Italy versus United States match is analyzed. Avarelli preemptively bids spades, North passes, Bella Donna dodges, South doubles then ventures to four diamonds and goes down. The other table reaches three spades making for a two score swing. The Italian team gains 660 points while the Americans lose 140.
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Italy
United States
Avarelli
North
Belladonna
South
East
West
Marines Honor Woodward With Marksman Badge At Camp Lejeune
Marine Private First Class Edward J. Woodward of Oswego New York earned the Marine Corps Marksman Badge after two weeks of rifle range exercises at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. He belongs to the Tenth Marine Regiment, Second Marine Division artillery arm. Donald F Scharf of Oswego New York reported for duty at Key West Naval Air Station Florida and joined Air Development Squadron One tasked with testing and evaluating anti submarine warfare aircraft and tactics.
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Camp Lejeune, N. C
Edward J. Woodward
Leon E. Woodward
Fifth Ave. Oswego
N. Y
Tenth Marine Regiment
Second Marine Division
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Marine Corps
Key West, Fla
Donald F. Scharf
USN
Lawrence W. Scharf
Hart St
Oswego
Naval Air Station
Key West
Fla
Editor's Moment Of Meditation On Flag Week
An editor offers a devotional pledge to the American flag and the nation. He blesses the emblem in a field of blue with thirteen striped colors and affirms allegiance during Flag Week and all year.
National Whirligig U S Realizes Cold War May Last a Century
Andrew Tully argues the Cold War will be long and that the United States should adopt a National Academy to train government workers and a Freedom Academy for private citizens in diplomatic and political warfare. He notes Soviets train citizens and Laos shows how Cold War influence operates through everyday contacts. He cites Kennedy's push for a diplomacy academy and a Senate group seeking broader training across professions.
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United States
Congress
National Academy
Freedom Academy
West Point
Uncle Sam
London
Rome
Kennedy
Cuba
Mikoyan Nearing Return After Illness
Anastas Mikoyan, first deputy premier of the Soviet Union, is nearly recovered from a recent illness and ready to return to work according to his brother Artem Mikoyan. He fell ill with a cold while greeting Fidel Castro in Murmansk on April 27, which developed into kidney trouble and required hospitalization.
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Mikoyan
Moscow
Anastas Mikoyan
Artem Mikoyan
Fidel Castro
Murmans
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
A brief note from the Palladium Times printing desk lists contact numbers for the Commercial Printing Department. The entry provides FI 3 3800 and FI 3 3801 as dialing options.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Bible Passage Reflected on Lily Beauty and Solomon
A devotional reflection inspired by Matthew 6 28 29 noting how lilies grow without toil and how Solomon's glory pales beside their simplicity The passage emphasizes trust in divine provision and warns against anxious care in daily life.
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Solomon
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