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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1955
Page
5
The article surveys the Solanaceae family and its many members from peppers and tomatoes to eggplant and nightshades. It notes edible forms like the potato and the garden huckleberry, alongside poisonous varieties such as deadly nightshade. It links genus name to a Latin root meaning quieting and hints at household relevance and caution.
Peiping radio said five Nationalist Chinese soldiers from Quemoy Island landed on the Chinese mainland and surrendered to Communist troops on the Fukien coast, signaling a rare desertion from the island outpost.
Lewis L. Strauss reports from Denver that the Geneva meeting of 67 nations aided the atoms for peace program and showed the United States ahead of the Soviet Union in peaceful atomic development. He cautions the climate must be preserved and hints at another meeting, while stressing no nuclear weapons discussion occurred.
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