Eye for New Land Dream In a New Zealand Move
A distressed woman offers to sell an eye to fund passage for her family to New Zealand. She says the eye would be sacrificed to gain a better future for her husband and two sons, despite medical objections and official rejection of such offers.
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Jondon
Nana
Brean
Lokee
New Zealand
Ibasha
Hilndnergon
Shay
Tklk
Athtad
Qavay
British
Medead Association
Chinese Red Press Pulls Big Switch
The article reports on Communist Party efforts to extract long hours of work and study from government employees and refugees in Hong Kong. It highlights the NDYL cadre meetings, five weekly sessions, and a young mother of two balancing work, study, and indoctrination while observers question the real aim of exhausting human energy.
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Mong Kong
Nana
Prea Iy
Pelping
People's Daily
Communist Party
NDYL
Maraisi-Leninsat
Jada
Mass Marksmanship Program Spreads in Soviet Zone
The Soviet zone plans compulsory marksmanship for East Germans aged 12 to 60 with daily practice and four mandatory target sessions weekly. Children 12 to 14 use small rifles, while older youths move to service rifles. Authorities compare the program to American drills and note officials warn of possible widespread conscription in case of war.
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Isport
WU Steph Jzakl
Soviet Zone
Porulation
Annie Oakley
Daniel Boone
Timars
Tunisia
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Communist Tall Tales From Circle Earth Sampled
A fragmented note mentions Circle Earth and Washington with partial phrases about tall tales and samplings from Trond Casix. The text is incomplete but suggests a collection or survey of communist tall tales and monitoring activity within a political context.
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Circle Earth
iReds Revive Hot Jazz amid Cold War chatter
The report notes jazz revival trends spreading from the United States to Europe and Asia, citing Soviet and Polish reactions, cultural bans, and diplomatic tensions. It mentions Radio Prague, Canadian wheat, and critics labeling jazz as decedent while noting shifts in postwar cultural policy and public reception.
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Radio Prague
New York
Nana
United
Atalos
Canada
Reaty
World Public
Nic Eation
Mossow
Kits Xhrushchev
Hla Keem
Ottawa
Linsneg
Stalin
Ames
Insiliove
Atomie Research
Germany
Radio Pelping
Che Ju-Lu
Warsaw
China
U. S
Postla Aman Jazz
Atom Power May Revive Flying Boat
Washington reports aviation experts foresee atomic engines reviving the flying boat era. Potential models would be large planes with jet power, raising concerns about runway needs, waterway use, and crash impacts on cities, with General Electric advancing atomic power plant designs for airliners.
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Atom Power
Flying Boat
Washington
Nana
Munich
Mink, ‘the Problem Dog, Not Exist On Waterways Newsowns and Citses
Airporta
Far North Capital Sinking in Arctic Town Move
Aklavik, described as the Arctic capital, faces a government plan to relocate the town. The Mackenzie Delta hub with 120 miles north of the Arctic Circle sits above the Mackenzie channel, hosting an Anglican cathedral and a twice weekly newspaper. Officials study options to create new employment as fur trapping declines.
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Far North
Downton
Aklavik
Arctic
Spe
Arctic Circle
Economic Threat Grows COLLEGE Women To Train For War
Washington report on the National War College considering coeducation as six women speak from a platform with Cabinet members and generals. Vice Admiral Wonlridge avoids a firm yes, while others predict eventual admission of women at this top military college.
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Washington
NANA
National War College
Jong Ils Ilvet
NWC
U. S
Beeauza
Unete Sam
West Point
Annapolis
Tdve
Adm
E. Twer Wonlridge
Innes J
the War College
Yauur Bramlen
Dagga
Lielem
Png
Johannes
Cape Town
Port
Naf
Whiitejabeth
South Africa Hunts Dope-Crazed Killers
Reported violence in Durban and Bergville as police search for a gang accused of dagga fueled killings. The piece links dagga smoking to crime waves among youths and mentions multiple deaths in a war college context and broader societal impact.
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South Africa
Durban
South
Daggar
Inn Alles
Drakensberg
Bergville
Michigan rocket team drives toward first earth satellites
University of Michigan rocket groups praised for pioneering work paving the way for earth satellites. They plan about 25 rockets this summer to study upper atmosphere 80 to 150 miles up. Instruments will measure air temperature pressure and density in a program tied to the 1957 58 International Geophysical Year.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
INS
University of Michigan Rocket Research Teams
University of
Michigan
United States
Germans Desertion Harms Foreign Legion Myth in Europe
Framed as a Frankfort dispatch, report says hundreds of German Foreign Legion deserters flee to West Germany from North Africa while Indo China veterans repatriate under Viet Minh escort. Veterans claim the Legion's fame and daring myth is shattered, revealing blame on French leadership and costly losses at Dien Bien Phu.
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Frankfort
Germany
Nana—Thousahdy
Cermons
North Africa
West Germany
Foreign Legion
North
Africa
Mediterranean
Indo-China
Viet Minh Communiste
Wost Stern
Dienbléaphu
Red
China
Soviet Union
Poland
Utila
Ermal
East Germany
North Afric
Getan Legion
Legion
Foreign aid debate framed by President on Soviet economic push
President outlines Soviet economic maneuvering as a larger cold war strategy including offers of loans capital and technical aid. He highlights Russia's access to iron steel oil and other assets, plus plans to deploy staff and experts to nations such as India Afghanistan and Pakistan to expand influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster
York
Hisenhower
Congress
Trussia
Middle Ost
Avia
Soviet Union
Ende
Russia
Sted
India
Tus Ielans
Ramalajay
Afghanistan
Pakin
Farmer's Daughter Chooses Life at Home Over Hollywood
Miriam Stevenson, born January 4 1933, from Winnaboro South Carolina declines a $2500 a week film contract to finish senior year at Lander College Greenwood. She remains a TV star in Columbia hosting Miriam Stevenson Presents on WIS TV and emphasizes choosing home and family over an acting career.
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Columbia
Nanai
Lebanon
Cormus
Miriam Stevengon
Winnaboro
S. C
Blonida
Dob Russell
Mirriam
Lander College
Greenwood
Navns
Wis-Tv
Miriam Stevenson
Abe
Seri
Miriam
Jack
Wehont
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