Editorial: Free World Alliances and UN Cooperation
The editorial argues for integrated Free World coalitions beyond NATO to cover global interests. It discusses Dulles and Lloyd proposals for unilateral action and a supra parliament, urging closer coordination among alliances like NATO, SEATO, and OAS, and greater European-global balance under UN spirit.
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Freedom For The Poles Marks Subtle Shift In Soviet Ties
A swift Warsaw Moscow pact on move ments of Russian troops signals limited but real gains for Gomulka against Moscow. Troop numbers and locations must be mutually agreed with government approval, and troops cannot be used for political pressure. The USSR can break the pact, yet its existence marks a notable shift from prior postwar ties.
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Moscow
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Europe
Hungary
Free World
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Germany
Shepilov
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Britain aims to mend ties with U S costs in Suez
London seeks amicable relations with Washington but balks at what it calls exorbitant costs. Eden's government shows no admission of error over the Suez move, fearing political retaliation from the opposition and abroad. Selwyn Lloyd defends Britain's Egypt attack in a radio interview after a cordial Dulles meeting. The piece notes possible damage to Ancre understanding and Conservative im credibility.
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Washington
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Selwyn Lloyd
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British Tales Party
Crop Report Reveals Record 1956 U S Farm Output
The 1956 crop report shows U S farmers harvested far fewer acres than in 1936 yet produced a record quantity due to mechanization fertilizers and better methods Despite drought and planting limits output remained high But income lagged behind overall economy highlighting the need to revisit farm policy and Benson as secretary and Congress committees are urged to act
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Agriculture Department
United States
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Congress
Coleman Biographer Aims to Correct Lincoln Record
Dr Charles H Coleman of Eastern Illinois State College writes a definitive biography of Thomas Lincoln to counter unfair portrayals in the Abraham Lincoln saga. He cites research on Thomas and Sarah Johnson Lincoln and promotes Sarah Bush Lincoln as a surviving mother.
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Coles County
Lincolniana
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Sarah Johnson Lincoln
Lincoln Herald
Sarah Bush Lincoln
Dorothea M. Coleman
EISC
Thomasincoln
Poland rebuilds under Gomulka Lange plan despite strain
A Western-aimed profile of Poland's postwar recovery under Gomulka and economist Lange. It notes rebuilt industry, doubled coal output, rural shifts, and the challenge of scarce foreign credits. Lange advocates a selective Five Year Plan to raise farm output and modernize consumer goods while seeking Western loans and trade.
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West Germany
Poland
Russia
Wladyslaw Gomulka
America
Lange
Gomulka
Soviet
Night at the South Pole 120 Below Zero
McMurdo Sound Antarctica witnesses nine scientists and eight Navy volunteers endure a 15 month winter night with air too cold to breathe unaided. They plan snow tunnels and heated fuel oil supplies while facing six months of isolation after March 21 as no planes can land in darkness.
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Leverett G. Richards
McMurdo Sound
Antarctica
Housekeeping
Navy
South Pole
Polar
Paul Siple
Pole
Request to Santa for a Television Set
Child writes a letter to Santa asking for a television set. The note politely explains the wish and mentions good behavior and holiday joy. A postscript asks Santa to attach the aerial while he is on the roof.
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Sata Claus
Memo on keeping Christmas gifts from freezing
A brief note advises those worried about hiding presents to leave items in a garage only if they would not be harmed by freezing. It suggests that good quality gifts may withstand cold exposure.
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George Thiem
Chica Daily News
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the Fisherman
Reader Pleads Judge Not In Fight Over Arlie Pate
A letter from F. J. Beasley SN USN Philadelphia argues against branding undecided youths serving overseas as traitors. He urges readers to consider the pressures on servicemen and questions the justice of labeling.
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United States
Sin
F. J. Beasley
Reader Speaks On Pate Case Letter to Editor Sparks Strong Reaction
Dorothy Bowman of Marion writes in defense of Arlie Pate and American patriotism in response to Clyde Whitlock. She rejects Whitlock's views as unpatriotic, asserts blood and nation myths, and questions the value of Whitlock’s analysis for farmers and others.
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Southern Illnoisan
Clyde Whitlock
Whitlock
America
Mr. Whitlock
Arlie Pate
United States
Dorothy Bowman
Rt. 1
Marion
Joe Louis Trust Funds Seizure Reported By Tax Delinquent
Tax delinquent boxer Joe Louis arranged a trust for his children as authorities moved to seize parts of his earnings. Managers and handlers were involved as the case drew attention to the seized assets and potential penalties.
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Uncle Sam
Joe Louis
Joe
Elvis Declares Rarity in Pacific War Memory
In the Pacific theater Japanese soldiers still found unaware that World War II ended, while in this country a few people may ask who Elvis is. The remark underscores lingering wartime myths and changing pop culture.
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