Washington Sees Two Main Debates Shifted From Administration
The piece notes Washington sensing a drift in focus away from the Eisenhower administration on two volatile issues foreign policy and McCarthy. It discusses the jailing of airmen and civilian workers as a propaganda point for both sides, potential Kremlin intervention, and possible Indian pressure, plus diplomatic messaging efforts to reassure allies and counter Red China. The report also covers a separate courtroom testimony about a divorce and a murder case involving Dr. Sheppard and Miss Hayes with detailed witness descriptions.
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Red China
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Onlgi
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China
Exsenhofer
Miss Hayes
Sheppard
Marilyn
California
Los Angeles
Hayes
Arthur Miller
Miller
Parrino
Millers
Chip
Thomas Weigle
Sam
Pope Pius XII still confined as illness lingers
Vatican reports Pope Pius XII remains bedbound with gastritis and hiccups. He continues a strict diet as the Vatican hopes rest will restore strength for the Dec. 8 closing ceremony of the Marian Year at St. Peter's Basilica.
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Pius
Cairo
Vatican
Hassan Ragab
Wi American Farmers Srow
Polynesian Theory Remains Unaltered
HONOLULU UP A science expert on Polynesia says neither the William Willis nor the Kon Tiki raft voyages have proven Pacific island peopling by migrants from Peru or North America. Dr Kenneth P Emory of Honolulu Bishop Museum, a leading ethnologist, notes that despite raft voyage success, concrete evidence still points to Malaysia as the origin of Pacific natives.
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Pacific Islands
Peru
North America
Kenneth P. Emory
Bishop Museum
Malaysia
Pacific
Blind musicians seek world notation system for the blind
Blind musicians are pursuing an international notational system to aid the blind in music. They aim to standardize tactile and other accessible methods to read and compose music without sight, encouraging global adoption and collaboration among musicians, educators, and technologists.
Egypt Opens First Small Arms Factory
Cairo reports Egypt advances toward military self sufficiency with the launch of its first small arms factory intended to arm the Egyptian army amid ongoing defense and industrial development efforts.
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Cairo
Egypt
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