SEATO Talks Highlight Need for Free World Unity
Editorial stresses Washington talks as pivotal after Paris summit collapse and Khrushchev reaction. It warns Communist exploitation of Western weaknesses, notes risks in South Korea Turkey Japan and Vietnam, and urges strong cooperation among free nations to counter global tensions.
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SEATO
Re Iisters
Washinton
Khrushchev
Paris
Peiping
Berlin
Germany
Free World
Rhee
South Korea
Menderes
Turkey
Free World Alliance
South Vietnam
Roman Holiday at Indianapolis 500 Sparks Critique
A Memorial Day crowd at the Indianapolis 500 ignored a deadly tower collapse that killed two and injured eighty two while the race itself provided thrills. The piece argues for safety, de-emphasizing legalized carnage on a day honoring war dead. It also muses on broader violence and a provocative line about Adolf Hitler.
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Rome
Indianapolis
Illinois students stage water fight riot comparison
University of Illinois students partake in a water fight described as a harmless American equivalent of student riots that overthrow governments abroad. The Florida governor Leroy Collins is named as a future permanent chairman of the Democratic national convention, a figure linked to local friend Tom.
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University of Illinois
Florida
Leroy Collins
Tom
Help Is Needed At Home Too
The text argues that Chilean earthquakes prompt aid for disaster relief but urges attention to chronic poverty at home. It calls Western democracies to help developing regions while also addressing domestic slums and disabilities among their own nationals.
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Chile
Political candidates kiss beauty queens on campaign trail
A provocative remark notes candidates greeting 17 year old beauty pageant contestants while suggesting Democrats seek religious votes using two senators named Bible and Church. The wording reflects a sharp political commentary on campaign manners and religious outreach.
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Bible and Church
The Lesson Of The Roman Baths
The piece notes market reactions after the Paris talks with emphasis on defense spending and leisure stocks. It argues Americans may overvalue leisure amid global dangers and urges fronting security through education and public responsibility rather than luxury consumption.
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Christian Science Monitor
Paris
Wall Street Journal
Abnormal tides blamed on moon harassment claim
Report suggests unusually high tides result from rocket harassment of the moon, a celestial body believed to govern tides, stirring speculation about space activity affecting Earth's seas.
Footnote To Pasternak Case and a Political Squeeze Play
The obituary notes Boris Pasternak’s burial in Peredelinko after denouncement by the Soviet regime and highlights Doctor Zhivago’s Western reception and Nobel prize drama. It cites Gustav Svensson’s account of Pasternak’s claim to global protest and notes political reaction in North America and Mexico.
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Boris Pasternak
Peredelinko
Dr. Zhivago
Doctor Zhivago
Mr. Pasternak
Brothers Karamazov
Gustav Svensson
Associated Press
Pasternak
Svensson
Column notes on politics travel and culture
Dave Felts surveys public life from Legion oratory winners to the Democratic convention keynote. He recalls Senator Frank Church and Governor Clement, notes travel books, and touches on Old Town Holiday in Chicago. The column also mentions Hilda Doolittle and seasonal gardening details from Petunias to local verses.
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U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Frank Church
Idaho
U.S. Senate
Senator Church
Frank Clement
Clement
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Missionary Baptist
Lake Creek Church
Chicago
Lincoln Park West
Orleans Streets
Menominee Streets
North Park Avenue
A Look At U. S. Super Spy System Inside CIA
Allen Dulles directs the CIA a seven year veteran leader who builds a vast, open spy network. The piece details recruitment training security and language work the agency’s broad foreign operations and its impact on policy while noting ethical questions surrounding espionage.
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London Observer News Service
Washington
Allen Welsh Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
Pentagon
U.S
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Dulles
CIA
Henry L. Stimson
Pearl Harbor
Office of Strategic Services
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John Foster
New York State
Foster
Alien
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Mao Tse-tung
Paris
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Hong Kong
Macao
West Berlin
Chiang Kai-shek
Burma
Soviet Union
Formosa
China
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Laos
Egypt
John Peurifoy
Russia
Allen Dulles
White House
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Charm
University of Missouri
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Here
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Post-Dispatch
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My Fair Lady
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Switzerland
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