Dulles’s Paris remarks mix optimism with realism
Secretary Dulles, addressing the NATO meeting in Paris, argued for the disintegration of the Soviet system and the power of moral pressure while warning that such views may overstate recent changes. He noted Poland’s nationalist trend, Hungary’s revolt, and rising Chinese influence, but cautioned that Soviet sway in the Middle East remains strong and that Western promises of aid could be misread as mere moral support.
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Dulles
NATO
Atlantic Alliance
Paris
Europe
Moscow
Poland
Hungary
Free
Middle East
Chou En-lai
China
Southeast Asia
Western Alliance
Russia
Presidium
United States
Budapest
Emphasis on Minor Sports Sparks U S Debate After Melbourne
Following the 1956 Melbourne games the United States debates re assigning value to fringe sports like gymnastics and Greco Roman wrestling. Kenneth L. Wilson urges greater support for minor sports and better varsity recognition to match sport worth and campus respect.
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United States
Melbourne
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Atwood
University of Illinois
Wilson
Unitedates
Soviet Union
Rts
Raize Force
Rutgers
Readers Discuss Pate Case in Southern Illinoisan
Five World War II combat veterans respond to Ray Thomas Jr. and defend Arlie Pate accusing Thomas of scandal. They urge support for Pate and criticize Thomas for his reporting while praising Kenneth Gray for helping others.
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Southern Illinoisan
Ray Thomas, Jr
Christopher
Korea
Arlie Pate
Thomas
Kenneth Gray
Carbondale
Pate Boy
Pate
Judge Not Reader Defends Mr Ray Thomas Jr Letter
Herrin resident H L Furlow defends Ray Thomas Jr calling Arlie Pate a traitor and urges forgiveness. He cites WWII service and offers ten dollars to help repay money while criticizing harsh judgment. He recalls Bible verses about forgiveness.
Shuman Proposes Ending Nonrecourse Farm Loans
Shuman urged the Farm Bureau to end the nonrecourse loan system, arguing government storage and purchase of surpluses distort farming. He warned against returning to an uncontrolled economy and called for a program to replace current agricultural supports.
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Charles Shuman
Farm Bureau National Convention
Miami
Shuman
Farm Bureau
Mr. Shuman
Ible
Quote Poem Reflects on Connection Between People
A poem by Herbert A. Kenny in The New York Times contemplates how language reveals hidden human kinship. It muses on nested meanings in words and the limits of numbers to measure people, noting dangers like actions that harm plants and the healing power of love.
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Herbert A. Kenny
New York Times
Early shopping gives time to air books and records
Note the advantage of shopping early to test books and records before mailing gifts. The pause allows sorting and choosing items carefully, ensuring wrapped presents reach recipients in good order.
Welcome for Arlie Pate in Herrin Letter
A reader from Herrin expresses support for Arlie Pate in a Christmas letter to the paper. The writer praises Pate as a Christian American who served at 18 and forgives perceived dissent, welcoming him home and wishing blessing.
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Southern Illinoisan
Arlie Pate
Shaare
Carbondale
Herrin
Pate
Arlie
Flo Ladd
Rt. 1
Political figure hints at not seeking another presidential run
In a measured statement the figure indicated he will not attempt another presidential bid, effectively ending any pursuit of the office. The remark uses legal metaphor and underscores a formal retreat from ongoing campaign plans.
Bridegroom Complains of Tough Cook in Local Block
A block tale notes the bridegroom claims he pretends to enjoy meals because the cook is tough. The cheeky reminiscence captures neighborhood humor and kitchen folklore among residents.
Reader Backs Quick LP Gas Tank Removal Amid Fear
A Carbondale reader argues an LP gas bomb near South Forest street endangers thousands and demands immediate removal of the gas tank. He urges the publisher to publish contact channels to stop the hazard without further delay.
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Ilinoisan
South Forest Street
Herrin
Carbondale
Hoover Son Raises Public Office Record Noted
Herbert Hoover Sr remarks that his son has held higher public office than any of the other sons, reflecting on the family’s political prominence and the elder Hoover’s satisfaction with the achievement.
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Herbert Hoover, Sr
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H. L. Furlow
S. 13Th St
Shuman Shocks Farm Bureau
Cannon Towels
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