Belgrade meeting misrepresented by press and officials
Kent McKinley reports from Paris on a confidential Belgrade party tied to Tito and Russia. He argues Western leaders misled the public by downplaying Soviet influence and warns of continued arms flows and appeasement. He urges decisive action against perceived dictators.
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Officials Push Draft Extension Amid Reserve Expansion Push
Washington officials press for a four year regular draft and a two year draft extension tied to a fourfold rise in reserve strength. The Senate Armed Services Committee votes tentative approval as it weighs safeguards against racial segregation and drafts for foreign nationals and national guardsmen. President Eisenhower urges action to secure national defense.
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Teeth Kill Man in Galena Choking Fatality
George E. Hillberg aged 62 of Brockton Massachusetts died after coughing hard enough to swallow his false teeth and choke. He was working on a cabin cruiser docked near Galena Maryland yesterday.
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A call to action urging readers to subscribe to The News with promise of immediate home delivery. The brief focuses on convenience and prompt access to the newspaper.
Imperialist States Copy Hitler says Soviet encyclopedia
The encyclopedia denounces U.S. and other imperialist states for turning jails into torture chambers to suppress political opponents. It highlights Pennsylvania's system with solitary confinement and coerced labor, calling prisons tools of capitalist exploitation and noting concentration camps in Fascist Germany and postwar United States.
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Clues Across Puzzle Round Reveals Various Word Play
Clues include traits of faith, need for rest, shore arrival, and fraud guards. Other hints point to top card, political duty, and annual cycles with references to New Zealand birds and traditional royal seats.
Prize Little Fooler Puzzle Rules Published
The News outlines weekly Little Fooler puzzle rules with a $10 prize for correct solutions. Entries must be mailed or delivered on proper forms, postmarked by Thursday midnight, and become the paper’s property. Bonus 4 percent if winning cards are sent on a postcard, with entries accepted at Badger Drugs.
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