Rusk Appointment Stirs Foreign Policy Questions
The selection of Dean Rusk as Secretary of State draws praise for experience at the State Department and with the Rockefeller Foundation but raises concerns about alignment with Adlai Stevenson and a potential shift toward conciliation with the Russians. Kennedy met Rusk only recently, underscoring anxieties about policy direction.
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Dean Rusk
Rusk
State Department
Truman
Rockefeller Foundation
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Kennedy
Stevenson
U.N. Post
Illinois
Mr. Rusk
United States
State
U.N
Chester Bowles
Bowles
City Hall clock repair urged amid budget talks
The council is urged to appropriate funds to fix the City Hall clock, badly off since the 1958 storm with only two faces telling time. Opponents cite economy, but the editorial notes the clock facing downtown is most useful and questions whether inaction serves the city’s image or finances.
Clarke to Lead U S Army in Europe and Reform Its Image
Hartford Courant editors praise General Bruce C. Clarke for commanding the Seventh Army in Germany and for instilling discipline, reducing crime, and fostering good German American relations while preparing to head U S forces in Europe. The piece links Clarke's leadership to improved prestige and effectiveness. It also weighs in on medical views about weather and illness, contrasting Osler's beliefs with scientific evidence.
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Hartford, Conn
Courant
Europe
Germany
Bruce C. Clarke
United States Army
Heidelberg
Clarke
Continental Army Command
Seventh Army
General Clarke
Henry L. Hodges
America
Groops
Health Advice and Letters to Dr Brady Column
Readers seek medical guidance on cold weather hygiene and sensible clothing. Dr Brady notes ventilation, exercise, and mild warming while cautioning against excessive heating at home. Letters discuss measles in pregnancy, narcotics effects, and diet changes for joint health, with brief Q A responses.
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Thames
Savoy Hotel
London
South Africa
Egypt
America
Rusk Opposes Presidents Attending Summit Conferences
Washington editorials summarize Dean Rusk's stance that a President should not spend time on personal negotiations abroad. The article notes his view on direct confrontations at summits, the need for patient diplomacy, and his qualifications as future Secretary of State under Kennedy.
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David Lawrence
Dean Rusk
U. S
Washington
Mmit
United States
Rusk
Foreign Affairs
Khrushchev
Paris
Geneva
Moscow
Capitol Hill
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
John Foster Dulles
Kennedy
Truman
Department of State
Chester Bowles
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
CLA
Pulaski 5 Rout Parish Falcons in League Tilt
Pulaski Athletic Club dominated the Parish Falcons 79 to 32 in Twin County Basketball League action. Al Harley led Pulaski with 15 points, followed by Quderkirk with 13 and J. Thomas with 12 as the team built a 40-22 halftime lead.
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Pulaski
Pulaski Athletic Club
Parish Falcons
al Harley
Quderkirk
J. Thomas
Johst
Murphy
Parish
Lake Shore Aces
Oswego
Coon
Johnson
Fulton
Vescio
Central Square Legionnaires
Carl Bateman
Daily Bible Passage
The Son of man shall come in his glory and all the holy angels with him. St Matthew 25 31 offers a brief religious reflection for readers.
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Man
Bob Hope Keeps Boyish Enthusiasm After 30 Years of Stardom
Hal Boyle profiles Bob Hope noting his sustained energy and humor after three decades in show business. Hope jokes about aging and taxidermy credits while detailing a busy schedule, a diverse business empire, and his pleasure from entertaining troops in war zones.
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Bob Hope
New York
Bob
Lucille Ball
Hope
Hollywood
Moment of Meditation on Soviet Conspiracy and Freedom
A meditation urging spiritual resolve against Soviet influence and oppression. It calls for lifting minds and hearts of free Americans to resist division and to remain steadfast in faith and liberty. It emphasizes wisdom, determination, and divine guidance to outwit the free world’s adversaries.
Kennedy may curb industry's flight abroad
Washington debates curbing loss of gold and rising world deficits as industry moves to foreign nations for cheaper labor and favorable taxes. Ford's British subsidiary deal prompts a congressional study amid protests by foreign governments and industry groups.
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Washington
Kennedy
Ford Motor Company
Britis
House of Commons
Orwell Veteran Guy Stevens Sr. 34 Dies After Illness
Guy E. Stevens Sr. of Orwell died at home after a short illness. Navy veteran served 12 years. Survived by wife Eldora Thomas Stevens four children four brothers and mother Carrie Stevens. Services set 2 p m Thursday Brown Funeral Home Altmar officiated burial Evergreen cemetery Orwell military rites by Robert Edwards Post 358 Pulaski. Friends may call Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The piece closes with a coal history note from 1673.
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Aly Defense
Orwell
Guy E. Stevens Sr
Mr. Stevens
Richland
U.S. Navy
Navy
Eldora Thomas Stevens
Linda
Rita
Guy Jr
Terry Stevens
Ralph
William
Robert
Phineas Jr
Carrie Stevens
Brown Funeral
Altmar
Robert Murphy
Orwell Union Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Robert Edwards
Pulaski
Hold up the jack and duck to defeat four notrump
In contract bridge, South can beat the 3NT by ducking the first spade trick. By treating Q10x as Kxx and holding up on the first spade, South prevents West from establishing spades. If East returns a spade, South ducks, trapping West’s King and enabling a four notrump contract to succeed or forcing the defense into misplays.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Illinois
Free Enterprise
U S
West
South Wina
Declarer
East Wina
King
South
Weat
Braden
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United Fruit
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Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
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