Trade With Thieves and Khrushchev’s Trade Pushs
The piece notes Khrushchev’s US visit amplifying talks on expanding trade. US shipments to Russia total about 10 million annually, a fraction of what the US sells to Peru in a month, while Russia sells a bit more to the United States. The article recalls Khrushchev’s 1950s push for broader credit and trade, the debt-default issue, and questions whether Moscow seeks credit to steal goods or avoid payment. It casts suspicion on Soviet motives and paints them as promising bargains while hinting at distrust.
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Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Russia
Peru
Mikoyan
Koslov
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Congress
U. S
Moscow
William F. Knowland
California
Senate
Chiang Kai-shek
New York
United Nations
Washington
Millions Felt Quake at Yellowstone and Beyond Threat Varying Power
The piece reflects on Americans' attachment to Niagara Falls, the Grand Canyon, and Yellowstone, arguing earthquakes reveal a mighty force beyond human control. It laments forgetfulness of God as Master Sculptor while noting volcanic activity reshapes lands with geysers, steam vents, and ruptures. The author urges gratitude and humility amid nature's ongoing work.
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Niagara Falls
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
America
Seaway supporters urged to keep grain traffic in U S ports
Viewpoints argues that opponents in Washington push to divert grain shipments from St Lawrence Seaway to Atlantic and Gulf ports by extending the farm surplus disposal law to require shipments originate from U S ports. The piece credits Seaway advocates for its benefits and urges continued pressure to maximize use and combat transshipment via Montreal and other non-U S routes.
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Watertown Daily Times
St. Lawrence Seaway
Washington
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Middle West
United States
Ashe
American
Montreal
Anl
Northeast
Health Advice From Dr Brady on Piles Treatment
A reader exchange outlines ambulatory injection therapy for internal hemorrhoids praised by Dr Brady as safer than major surgery. Letters discuss claims, pamphlets, and advised caution about diagnosing cases by mail. A separate note confirms yeast use for alcoholics and cites Adelie Davis’s book Lets Hat Right to Keep Fit.
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Brady
William Brady
Palladher
Colleagus
Davis
C Eaw
Adelie Davis
Jlarcourt, Brace & Co
N.Y
Ontario
Krevwer
Pellagra Aid Suggested With Milk Delicacy
Advice notes pellagra treatment options in the south and recommends taking it with ice cold milk or a super milk shake. A teafiet is available by sending a stamped self addressed envelope.
Truman to Make TV Guest Spot
Former President Harry S. Truman will appear as a guest on Jack Benny's television show to be taped in September at the Union, Independence area. Benny and his team plan to arrive in Kansas City for prep with a charity donation by Truman. no commercial fee expected.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Jack Benny
Columbia Broadcasting System
Mr. Truman
Tru- Tan Memorial
Independence
Truman
Benny
Kansas City
Kansas Cy
Trisman
Sells House as Mrs Ede Moves to Florida
Fairdale brief notes Mrs J B Ede wards sold her home to Mrs Ruthaleen Judson and has relocated to Florida to live with her son Arthur. Sunday visits by Mr Lloyd Holloway and Mrs W G Beckwith. Myrtle Douglass stayed with Louise Beckwith and Mae Norton. Ethel Youngs returned from Dempster camp grounds with Mrs Norton. Philathea cottage painted. Fred Phinney of Fulton and daughter Helen with Virginia family called at Beckwith home. Mrs J Edwards noted as Nennight formerly Mrs Mayme Van Alstyne.
Labor union influence on Congress over campaign funds
The piece argues labor unions fund campaigns and influence votes, citing ALF-LC leaders James Carey and John L. Lewis. It recalls Roosevelt era fundraising and quid pro quo claims, noting that labor spent about ten million dollars in the 1936 and related campaigns, with much flowing to state groups and organizing efforts.
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Washington
Congress
James B. Carey
Alfll-Clo
Landrum-Griffin
Carey
John L. Lewis
Acire
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Lewis
Air Roosevelt
United Mine Workers
Roosevelt
Howe
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Saratoga Pari-Mutuel Manager Dies at 65
Walter J. Johnson, manager of the pari mutuel department at Saratoga Raceway, died at age 65 after a Sunday heart attack en route to a railroad station. He was to meet his wife Bertha in New York City for a week's vacation. Johnson supervised a record one night betting handle of $293,768 on the final night of the summer meeting.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
vPi
Walter J. Johnson
Saratoga Raceway
Johnson
Bertha
New York City
Da Vinci and alarm clocks hint at endless hours
Hal Boyle surveys oddities from history and modern life. Leonardo da Vinci credited with inventing the alarm clock, tickling toes to wake a sleeper. Other items note shifts in work hours, jokes about spelling, and trends in fashion, crime, and family life.
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New York
Leonardo da Vinci
Lisa
Comedienne
Mimi Hines
United States
America
Nature
Bon Ami Institute
Moment of Meditation on Peace and Self Improvement
A reflective prayer praising life in turbulent times and asking for internal peace. The speaker hopes to contribute to global peace by living rightly, then extending that peace from home to neighborhood and community.
Criticism of Khrushchev Visit Disturbs President
Washington reports a surge of political, editorial, and religious criticism of Nikita Khrushchev’s U.S. visit. Editors, lawmakers, and church leaders condemn the tour as a potential domestic and international setback, with Knowland branding Khrushchev the Butcher of Budapest and warning of Soviet propaganda leverage.
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Khrushchev
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Atlantic Coast
Internationalistic
Myny
Senate
Mexico Couple Celebrates 60 Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs Leonard B Smith of West Main Sr celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary Aug 12. They wed Aug 12 1889 at Centenary Church Syracuse and lived in Syracuse Fulton and Mexico before settling in 1934. They have a son Dr Charles T Smith of Plattsburgh, three grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Mexico
Leonard B. Smith
West Main Sr
Charles T. Smith
Plattsburgh
Daily Bible Passage Reconciled to God Through Christ
A devotional verse cites II Corinthians 3 18 reminding believers that all things come from God and believers are transformed into his likeness as glory shifts from glory to greater glory through reflection of the Lord.
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God
Jesus Christ
Unusual squeeze brings slam in six notrump Bridge
In a Becker column a famous hand features Harry Fishbein of New York who, after misfiring on heart and diamond finesses, uses a calculated squeeze to force East into a spade endgame. By cashing A K spades and A K diamonds then clubs, Fishbein exhausts East and makes the slam.
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East
Ming Peat
Fishbein
Best
Declarer
Bo East
Tyro
Ires Syndicate
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