Dew Line Across Alaska Canada Seen as Major Arctic Victory
The article describes the Dew Line project as a historic, massive Arctic construction feat. It details crews assembling modules at remote sites on the Alaskan tundra and Baffin Island, with winds, freezing temperatures, and brutal conditions, while emphasizing the strategic significance of the line across Alaska and Canada.
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North America
Cape Lisburne
Alaska
Siberia
Baffin’ Island
Canada
Arctic
de- Gether
Ars
Talna
Irie
Baffin
Gulf of Boothia
Point Bartold
Vic
Ife
Arctics
ITALTANS TO SEE US SUPERMARKET IN ROME
A replica U S style supermarket will be displayed in Rome at the International Congress of Food Distribution. The exhibit, organized by US and Italian agencies, will feature 10 000 foot market space with American produce flown in and staffed by Teatian natives for distribution to Italian charities.
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Rome
Nana
Clizeris
Amez
Jenn
Xlandby
Tyne
U. S
Jnatation
USDA
Foreign Anticultural Service
Amini of Food
Ttalian Charitias
Mystery Feuds and Scion of Jay Gould in Final Year
The late sporting scion of the Gould family died in his Paris apartment at Juin les Pins on the Riviera. He founded and owned La Vigie villa, kept in touch with his husband and Jay Gould’s son amid bitter court drama. His fortune once valued around ten million dollars, with connections to Mrs Dorothy Burns and others, financed his social empire in France and Mexico.
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Nige
Frango
Nana
Prine Day Gould
Jould
Juin-les-Pins
Riviera
Gould
Jay’Gould
Jay Gould
Frank
Jay
Peinetpals
His
Dorothy"Burns
Mexico
France
Burns
Dutay
Numer- Borgia
Mlle
Madeleine Jets
Chia Villa
Juan-Les"Soleil d'Or
Pins
Florence la Cazo
San Franz
Cisco
Sepa
Noble the Prince of Clowns to Aid Deaf Children
Comte Ossie Noble, dubbed the Prince of Clowns, is selected by the British Broadcasting Corp to produce television programs for deaf children. He uses gibberish and pantomime to connect with hearing impaired youngsters and has dedicated his life to helping them despite his own family’s deafness.
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London
Unana
Comte Ossie Noble
Noble
Grange
British Broadcasting Corp
Prince of
Saianti Noble
Europe
American girl evangelist meets London Teddy Boys at club
Renee Martz from Chicago preaches in a London club attracting the Teddy Boys audience. The crowd watches as she delivers a hymn after a short talk and expresses interest in holding more meetings for them before returning to the United States.
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London
Nana
Renee Martz
Chicago
Renee
England
USA
States
Aims of Satellites Program Revealed
Washington discusses China and Soviet influence in Asia, detailing three aims: expanding exports to gain economic and political leverage, driving the United States from Asia by forming ties with regional partners, and pulling Southeast Asian nations into favorable trade patterns. The article notes China’s use of rice and rubber deals to shift regional markets and currency to support Communist goals.
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Washington
Nawa
Thesmas
Congress
Soviet Union
China
Southeast Asia
Ben Born
United States
Asia
Thailand
Commu
Red China
Ceyton
Burma
Ceylon
Russia
Vietnam
Hong-Kong
Indonesia
Japan
Russia plans intercontinental missile flight to New York
Washington reports a well informed Italian source claims a Soviet missile could travel from Leningrad to New York within minutes. The design reportedly carries a pilot, reaches high altitudes, uses a three rocket engine system, and could drop a nuclear bomb with precision over New York. Concluded on page 5.
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Washington
Nana
Russia
Leningrad
New York
Wan
Greenland
Arctic
Care Costs for Aged Double in Six Years
New York experts warn elderly care costs will rise sharply as the 65 plus population grows toward 21 million by 1975. Projections show social security and related payments increasing from 5.2 billion in 1950 to much higher levels, driven by more eligibility and higher benefits amid rising illnesses and mental health admissions.
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New York
Nana
Costage
Gasper
Social Security Administration
Averell’Hartiman
Sidney G. Tickton
New York State
National Institute of Mental, Health
Mantal
Californiia
Florida
Paya
Skyscraper Parking Dreams of Upgraded City Spaces
A fragment discusses innovative parking ideas in office districts and tall buildings. It references Bowser the elevator veteran and engineers who planned multilevel parking in 1942, envisioning water-filled towers and parking on each floor in Washington D C as a national solution.
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New York
Nana
Bowser
Coldwater
Mid
Meat House
Ington
D.C
Dream of Virgill
Scientists List Eight Targets to Measure Earth Shape
The article notes eight distinct scientific objectives for the 20 pound artificial moon to be launched next year. Goals include observing orbit perturbations to gauge atmospheric resistance and synchronized global observations for accurate continental distance measurements.
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Joseph Kaplan
Hugh Oollshaw
U.S
National Committee For
International Geophysical Year
Earth
New Styles Put Squeeze On Parisians
Paris fashion faces critique from doctors as Balmain Dior Paquin and Givenchy designs push ultra slim silhouettes. Physicians warn severe dieting harms health, while couture houses defend trends and newspapers debate fashion as a national economic pillar.
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Paris
Nana
Balmain
Dior
Paquin
Givenchy
Edie
Gregory
Daving
Saanon
Haute Couture
Smatutiers
Docetors
Couturiers
le Jardin Dex Motes
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Avery
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Spike
Pooch
Marine Corps Training Center
St. Louis
Marine Post
Thomes
Henry
Sochas Baditor
Newspaper
Allance
Garth
Heau
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