Steel and gold eggs in the American economy
The piece argues the steel industry as the gold producing goose of the economy, warning that price pressures and rising labor costs could trigger market glut warnings. It notes President Eisenhower's call for reasonable profits and avoiding unnecessary price hikes amid expanding capacity and rising costs.
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Fragmented clues tie McCormick to Olympic diving icon
A riddle links Mrs Patricia McCormick, Olympic diver and Los Angeles Athletics Club member, to a cryptic clue about flames and recording cameras. The story then shifts to Harley Kilgore, a U.S. senator memorialized in a new Government Printing Office book detailing his career and tributes from Eisenhower Truman and others.
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Emotionalism shapes Communist strategy in Moscow era
An analysis notes emotionalism in Soviet and Chinese politics, warning it blinds leaders to gradual gains and risks. It discusses Khrushchev's denouncement of Stalin, Yugoslav Tito's defiance, Red China’s rise, and satellite party splits impacting West-leaning shifts and future Kremlin policy.
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Prayer for wise leaders from First Presbyterian church
A parish prayer asks God to raise up leaders in the hour like Gideon David and Paul. The text pleads for pity on nations in need and for election of leaders guided by the Spirit according to God’s will. Signed by Norman D B Kennedy and Regina Lask minister at First Presbyterian.
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Wallach Reflects On Baby Doll Fame And Acting Path
New York actor Eli Wallach discusses the impact of Baby Doll and his shift from stage to film. He recalls military service, early struggles, and the Actors Studio while stressing acting’s insecurity and his preference for varied character work over stardom.
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Military Men in News At Home and Overseas
Military personnel from Beckley area are noted in the Mediterranean and beyond. Pfc Harold Richardson of Crab Orchard helps evacuate civilians near Alexandria during the Suez crisis while James F. Daniels Jr. prepares for a four week training drill in San Diego. Daniels, a 15 year Navy veteran and former Beckley Junior High student, plans a long Navy career and may be assigned to Oakland after warrant officer testing in February. Also listed is Ira W. McConnell Jr., son of local residents, stationed at Quonset Point with Patrol Squadron as Neptune range prep continues.
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Judy Garland onstage farewell at Palace in New York
Judy Garland bade an onstage farewell after a closing night at the Palace. A boisterous standing ovation erupted as she improvised with the crowd, urged fans to stay, and hinted she would return soon. The lively scene featured remarks from Judy and guests, with Broadway names noted in the chatter.
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Worry Clinic notes on Grandpa Miller and a new dog Belle
A reader shares life with 94-year-old Ell Miller and his recovery from loss by adopting a dog from Cratfordsville pound named Belle. The piece includes arthritis advice, walker use, and tips to keep elders active and engaged, urging outward focus and routine.
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