Dulles interviews stir press ethics clash in capital
Reporters press Secretary Dulles over transcript edits and quotes. The piece notes editors' changes that shifted tense and meaning, triggering a debate about accuracy. It also covers Beal claims on Dulles related to Nasser, Chiang Kai-shek, and Middle East policy amid weightlifting news.
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Dulles
Time
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Life Magazine
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Shepley
United States
John Robinson
Jack) Beal
Beal
Congress
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Nasser
Aswan
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Egypt
Hower
China
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Whiz Kid Is Big Winner on The $64,000 Question
A Bronx 10-year-old, Robert Strom, won $128,000 on CBS The $64,000 Question advancing toward a triple $64,000 plateau of $192,000 and a possible $256,000. He named Boyle and Pascal as discoverers of gas laws and described stellar spectral types for Question 2.
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Robert Strom
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Charles van Doren
Robert Boyle
England
Blaise Pascal
France
Impedance in an Electrical Circuit Calculations
This note describes using mathematics to compute impedance in an electric circuit. Impedance is the total opposition to alternating current, combining resistance and reactance to determine current flow and phase relationships.
Wellsville Area News Highlights Local Social Calendar
Community notes from Wellsville detail weddings including Elizabeth Nichols and Glenn Layton Jr at the Baptist parsonage and Moherman Beeks nuptials in Kansas City. Visitors from Spokane and Kansas City are mentioned along with family gatherings, anniversaries, and alumni events. funeral for Anna Pflug at Coughlin Chapel is noted.
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Elizabeth Nichols
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H. E. DeTar
Ray Simmons
Scott
Moherman
Coughlin
Donna
Jennie
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Lytle
Royce
LeRoy Childs
Donald Harrison
Kieth
Joan
Marrae Eteomar Tei
Jennie Lytle
Kansas City
LeRoy Welf
Anna Pflug
Ottawa Hospital
Coughlin Chapel
Loyal Hiatt
Wellsville
Dee Ann Myers
Bert Broers
Donald Layton
Midland
Texas
Ambassador Free
Lloyd M. Bailey
Kansas Board of Health seeks public health nursing consultant
The Kansas State Board of Health seeks a public health nursing consultant in Steel Leste MENSal Hygiene. Salary starts at 1$395 to $505 monthly, rising to 1 $436 to $557 from July 1. Applicants contact the Personnel Division, State Department of Administration, Topeka.
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