Khrushchev Tour Prompts Cities to Bid for Visit
The nation eyes inviting Nikita Khrushchev on his coast to coast American tour next month. Cities from Philadelphia to Dallas and Detroit woo him with stops at landmarks and varied entertainments. New York Mayor Wagner signals a welcome per State Dept guidance while promoters push scenes of hot dogs parades and sports. The piece notes Washington influx of suggestions on itinerary and even diet. It hints Khrushchev as sole Kremlin infighter survivor could be intrigued by City Hall events.
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The Cost of a Strike Figures in Steel Walkout
The Wall Street Journal analyzes the steel industry strike now in its third week. It notes the average steelworker earns $3.10 an hour or $124 weekly, totaling $992 lost wages over eight weeks. If settled then with a 15 cent hourly gain, it would take nearly four years to recover.
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Viewpoints on bingo legalization in Pulaski village
The Pulaski Democrat editors note last week’s vote to legalize bingo drew mixed reactions. They recall prior statewide and local results showing broad support but caution against Albany’s heavy regulation and political perks, urging readers to enjoy the game without overreach.
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Health as Seen By Dr. Brady column Q and A
Dr. Brady offers readers health Q and A on heart disease dangers and medication. A Milwaukee reader clips the column from April 21 and discusses exercise versus digitalis use and the meaning of nat Ro gen ic heart disease. The reply clarifies terms, rejects patient self treatment, and emphasizes vitamin B complex and activity as heart support.
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The Murmur Q and A on health and pregnancy trends
A reader asks about menopause hot flashes at 73, other readers reply with guidance. Topics include hormone therapy, calcium and vitamin D, and the trend of expectant fathers in labor rooms. Also readers request pamphlets on acne treatment and bellows breathing exercises with brief physician-advised notes.
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No Double Exposure for Movie Tarzans
Los Angeles report states So Lesser Productions sued Loew’s The Hers for 1925 advance breach of contract claiming MSG granted Loew’s exclusive distribution for Gordon Scott Tarzan films. It contends MSG plans a third Tarzan with another star in violation of the agreement. The Balkan Mountains span Bulgaria's center to about 8,000 feet.
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Little Rock Sets School Opening Date for Aug. 12
The Little Rock School Board voted unanimously to open four high schools on August 12, three weeks earlier than planned, citing students’ need to resume studies after a year out of the system. The move came amid rumors of Gov. Faubus seeking a legislature session to influence integration.
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Machines Quusting Migrant Workers In New York Bean Fields
State Agriculture Department estimates machines will harvest about half the string bean crop in New York. August is peak heat picking month. A good hand picker can gather 300 pounds in an eight hour day while a two man mechanical harvester yields about 1200 pounds. Yet hand labor remains essential as mechanical pickers bruise beans and cannot select ripe pods. Growers favor hand picking for fresh market and to keep workers available for other crops. Pods do not mature uniformly and humans distinguish ripe from unripe specimens, a ability mechanical harvesters lack.
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Eisenhower Khrushchev Poker Game Aims At Summit
Washington dispatch says the Khrushchev invitation is seen as a strategic move in a broader he if Moscow negotiates concessions. The president treats the visit as exploratory and insists any summit depends on reciprocal progress. A press briefing frames the visit as personal and not tied to a guaranteed agreement.
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Weekend Weather Outlook For Albany Region
The extended forecast from the U S Weather Bureau covers Eastern New York from 7 pm today to 7 pm Monday. Temperatures should run near or just below normal summer levels with a warming trend Thursday and Friday and cooler conditions likely over the weekend. Rainfall remains light and spotty with only a slight chance of more.
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Daily Bible Passage Humble Yourselves
Humble yourselves in the sight of the Lord and he shall lift you up reads St James 4 10 with a devotional note for reflection and prayer for the reader.
Moment of Meditation
In prayerful joy the speaker reflects on being a child of God with a precious spirit and the temporary body. They seek guidance to apply holy grace, to control the body, and to use God given powers for themselves family community country and God.
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National Whirligig Guided Democracy With Federal Controls Looms
Washington report warns that wage price profits and labor management tensions may push the U S toward federally controlled economy akin to Russia. It cites steel executives and Eisenhower pressure for investigated labor strikes, predicting a precedent setting review that could justify government supervision in future disputes.
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Scattered thundershowers forecast in Western New York
The region is expected to see scattered afternoon or evening thundershowers with near normal temperatures and little change. An average rainfall under half an inch is anticipated, with showers possible Thursday afternoon or night and again Friday and Saturday.
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Peach craving prompts long distance order for peaches
A. D. Cudd of Anchorage contacted grower Paul Black to ship a bushel of home-grown peaches. The fresh fruit left by air express within hours, with shipping charges totaling 69.88 dollars.
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House of Dior knee length dresses meet firm resistance
Hal Boyle notes American women likely reject Dior knee length fashion while men prefer shorter skirts for themselves. The piece compares past style shifts, critiques the impracticality of revealing kneecaps, and cites pop culture attitudes toward fashion during the era. A bridge anecdote about a tricky contract follows.
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