UN victory in Middle East ends Gaza control
Editorial recounts UN actions in Egypt and Gaza, noting the withdrawal of British and French forces, UNEF occupation, and restoration of Egyptian administration. It lauds UN as a force but warns the temporary restoration of the status quo is not a lasting solution and calls for a better approach.
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Egypt
United Nations
Suez Canal
UNEF
Gaza Strip
Gaza
Middle East
After All Pencils
A lighthearted reflection on National Pencil Week to begin February 1958. The piece notes pencils lost at home, misplaced supplies at school, child usage and misuses, doctor repairs from pencil related mishaps, erasers as correction tools, and pencils as collectible items from around the world.
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Johnny
This and That Popular Name This and That Popular Name
The column muses on names with Linda subduing Mary as the top girl baby pick though Lynndah may rise. It jokes about SPCA persuaded quiz shows, spring changes, fading old fads, GM sales shifts, and editors puzzling over publicity and public attention.
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Linda
Mary
Lynndah
Auld Lang Syne notes deaths and local updates
Word of the death of Mrs. Alice Davidson Dunn 75 in San Benito Texas is reported. Dunn was a prominent Ottawa teacher 23 years most at Lincoln grade school North Ottawa. The item also mentions local happenings from redecorations to farming, drilling, and wildlife activity around Ottawa.
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San Benito
Tex
Ottawa
Texas
Lincoln Grade School
Maebelle
N. J. Krist
Pallas
S. Main
Fred P. Martin
Real Dean Of Living Simian Artists Casts Doubt On Betsy
New York reports a clash in chimpanzee art as Zippy, a six year old chimp with TV fame and a studio in Freeport, Long Island, challenges Betsy for supremacy. Zippy paints on canvas with real brushes, boasts $75,000 yearly earnings, and has 100 paintings sold, while Betsy’s one chimp show drew $125 finger paintings.
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New York
Betsy
Baltimore Zoo
Zippy
Lee Ecuyer
Pablo Picasso
Rembrandt
da ‘Vinci
Garry Moore
Matisse
Ecuyer
Twins Survive Rare Forehead Separation Operation
Washington reports a historic procedure in which twin girls Virginia Kate and Teresa Kay Bunton of Mountain City Tennessee, joined at the forehead, were separated. Government scientists say this is the first operation of its kind where both twins survived to date. The surgery occurred last December when the twins were four months old, according to Dr. Pedrce Bailey, head of the National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Pedrce Bailey
National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness
Virginia Kate
Teresa Kay Bunton
Mountain City
Tenn
Train Deliveries Run Through Baltimore Hamburger Stand
In a Baltimore hamburger stand patrons receive meals via a model train that runs around the counter. The train, directed by an order clerk, stops at each diner to deliver a hamburger cooked to order whether rare, medium, or well done.
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Baltimore
Compliments Change Viewpoint in High School U-335
Verna W a 16 year old unhappy student shares how paying 3 sincere compliments daily for 30 days transformed her social life. She recalls hesitance at first, but by week one she began conversation cues, leading to dating the basketball player and gaining many friends. The piece promotes the Compliment Club booklet and Dr Crane's psychology charts via The Hopkins Syndicate.
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Verna
O Verra
Dr. Crane
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate
Melott
Ind
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Speed Up Highway Planning Considered by Commission
The State Highway Commission may review use of an electronic brain aerial photography and photographic methods to accelerate highway plan production for its expanded construction program. The proposal, by research engineer Richard L. Peyton, aims to boost efficiency amid a shortage of engineers and will be discussed at the next meeting.
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Topekap
State Highway Commission
Richard L. Peyton
Editor Publisher and staff credit line data
Rates listed for subscription in the trade area show monthly and longer terms. Prices appear to reflect May dates with options by mail for one month three months six months and one year. The figures indicate two dollar monthly, three point seven five for three months, seven for six months, and ten for one year.
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Mai
Mayl
Saturday Television Lineup Scrambled Schedule
A pasted TV guide fragment lists channels NBC WDAF KCMO etc with programs like Laurel and Hardy News Xavier Cugat Blondie boxing Western Tonight and Howdy Doody. It includes time slots 7:00 to 11:30 and Friday March 22 listings with News, Boxing, and sports segments involving various stations.
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KCMO
WDAF
XCMO
Bob Banders
Woar
Morbid Beatty
Robt
Q. Lewis
Robi
Amon 'N
Andy
Sutherland
WDAP
Cancer Expert Sees Joker In Lung Cancer Discovery
A House subcommittee testimony reveals Dr. John R. Heller of the National Cancer Institute questions a news claim about a cancer-causing agent in cigarette smoke. He notes the reported compound was from tobacco tar not smoke and cautions that a causal link to smoking is not established.
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Washington
John R. Heller
National Cancer Institute
House Appropriations
Heller
Nguyenphoc Buu Hoi
Currie Institute
Paris
Social Security Q&A From Rev Henry Questions and Answers
A Q A column explains eligibility for benefits, how to update a name on a Social Security card, and handling wage records. Readers from New Jersey to California ask about when benefits start, how to correct tax numbers, and how military service counts toward civil service retirement. The answers advise claiming benefits in the birth month, obtaining a new card, preserving contributions, and checking wage statements from the Social Security Administration.
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E.E
San Pedro
Calif
E. F
New York City
N. Y
Social Security Administration
Candler Bldg
Baltimore
C. G
Los Angeles
Navy
Prayer and Social Security Note in AP Feature
A faith prayer asks for softened hearts and guidance to discipleship. The feature quips about when the Social Security program began, noting Jan 1 1937. Readers are invited to write Ray Henry with retirement questions, enclosing a stamp and 25 cents.
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Fla
Ray Henry
AP Newsfeatures
Turnpike Patrol Had Busy Month
Wichita highway patrolmen logged 106991 miles patrolled on the Kansas Turnpike last month. Maj. Lloyd S. Vincent reported 41 arrests and 38 warnings, including 18 liquor violations and 3 driving in the wrong lane. Patrolmen aided motorists in 579 service cases, giving gas to 58 motorists, aiding 124 with tire chains, and pushing 25 cars.
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Maj
Lloyd S. Vincent
KTA
Vincent
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