Lawmakers Debate Federal Aid for School Construction
The debate centers on a proposed four year program funded by 1.6 billion dollars in federal grants. Proponents argue aid helps states meet rising student enrollments, while opponents note unequal state contributions and segregation concerns. The measure, bottled up by House rules, now faces open discussion with high national implications.
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South
District of Columbia
House Rules Committee
House
Underwater World Revealed Through Simple Face Masks
Underwater scenes beneath lakes ponds and bays fascinate contemplative observers. Sunlight and shadows create forestlike weeds and curious fish movements as rays vanish revealing a more tranquil, entrancing afternoon world.
Indian Leader Nehru Seeks To Split Dulles From Eisenhower
The piece argues Nehru will meet President Eisenhower while viewing Dulles as a tougher line obstacle. It notes foreign leaders see a rift between the President’s pacific stance and Dulles’s anti-Communist firmness and hints at a broader split among foreign and domestic advisers over Cold War policy.
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Dulles
Ike
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Washington
Eisenhower
Nehru
Geneva
Ussr
China
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
Soviet Leaders Weigh Middle East Risks After Geneva
Analysis argues Geneva summit showed West united for peace at any price, emboldening Soviet moves in the Middle East. It notes Khrushchev Bulganin’s London talks, Nasser’s arms push, Byroade warnings ignored, and the risk of Arab nationalist and possibly Arab Communist gains reshaping the region. It calls for firm Anglo American policy to avert catastrophe.
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Eden
Pineau
Gronchi
Nehru
Sukarno
Indoesia
Nasser
Egypt
Washington
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Dulles
Eisenhower
Secretary of State
Middle East
Geneva
Adman
United States
Great Britain
France
Bulgaria
Khrushchev
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Henry A. Byroade
Glubb Pasha
Jordan
Britain
Cyprus
Bulganin
Khrushchevy
London
Sir Anthony Eden
Selwyn Lloyd
Lem
Damascus
Bulgania
Kremlin
Shepilov
Israel
Moscow
Germany
Missouri
People Are More Interesting Than Anything Else In Life
A reflective essay extols people as the most fascinating showcase in life noting that no two individuals are alike and that traits like gait, eyes, facial lines, handwriting, and voice reveal character. It discusses how handwriting evolves and how voice aids in choosing friends and workers.
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Boris Nicolaevsky
Franz Borkenau
Stalin
Eisenhower
Adenauer
Ike
Bonn Repubiic
George Kennan
Frank Crane
Tutor with Scottish Accent Ur Gently Required
Advertisement in the London Times seeks a tutor with a Scottish accent for intelligent, patient instruction. Applicant should demonstrate clear communication, reliability, and discretion. Position may involve conversation practice, exam prep, and language refinement for adult learners.
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London Times
Daily Worker vs. Fulton Lewis Jr on Moscow orders
The Daily Worker praises Fulton Lewis Jr while arguing Moscow now issues orders to local Communist parties to appear nationalistic. The piece contends party discipline remains strong, with critics only permitted self critique as a display rather than real independence. The author demands evidence of genuine reform from Moscow.
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Washington
Communist Party
Daily Worker
Fulton Lewis Jr
International Communist Movement
Moscow
Togliatti
Italy
London Daily Worker
Red
France
Lewis
The
Absinthe Tale Highlights Customs Reform Debate
Congress debates simplifying customs rules after years of bureau backlog. A cousin’s misadventure with imitation absinthe in Puerto Rico illustrates the tangled testing, storage, and misdelivered bottle chaos. He paid for bottle storage and testing, while awaiting a final ruling.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
America
Virgin Islands
Dutch West Indies
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Baltimore
Customs Bureau
Customs Office
Who Fish For Fun Some
A light verse celebrates the fisherman as every person can fish with simple gear and patience. It notes bamboo pole string cork hook worm and quiet endurance as keys, while acknowledging that big game like sailfish and marlin remain dreams. The piece reflects vacation joy over modest lake and stream fishing.
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