Gruenther Warns Americans on Soviet Charm and Strength
General Gruenther of SHAPE warns that Soviet charm masks a real threat to European freedom. He argues Americans must stay united with NATO allies to deter Russia, stressing European solidity, the danger of unilateral appeasement, and the need for a lasting peace through collective strength.
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Adlai Faces Handicap By Hayden In 1956 Fight
Washington report examines Adlai Stevenson's path to the 1956 presidency. It recalls his 1952 remark that he had no ambition for the office and notes how, since then, he has moved from reluctance to active pursuit. The piece compares Stevenson’s situation with past nominees who kept campaigning. It ends noting the discussion continues on page 4.
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Jay G. Hayden Washington
Nana
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Ilinois
Matthew
They Share and Salute Israel Gis Are Tougher Than Daredevils Who Defeated Arabs
A report discusses postwar German and American efforts to assist and resettle former prisoners of war and refugees. Letters from widows and citizens describe offers of homes, marriages, and dowries to returning servicemen, amid a complex mix of motives and humanitarian sentiment.
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Israel
Tollund Man’s Feet Sought for Preservation Test
Danish government scientists, studying a method to preserve wood, plan to test it on Tollund Man remains found in a peat bog near Tolland. They aim to see if ancient tissues can remain intact as the preserved feet are examined for long term stability. The Tollund Man, buried about 2,000 years, features an astonishingly intact face and beard.
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C. Gregory Jensen
Copenhagen
Tolland
Denmark
Caesar
War Widows Open Arms to Freed PW's
War widows in Jerusalem greet freed prisoners of war as Israel builds a modern army. Veterans and new officers shape a disciplined force, contrasting with the rough riflemen of 1948. The piece notes a seven year lull in hostilities and Israel's push toward broader military strength.
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William Mehlman
Joseph Fried
Jerusalem
Israel
Nana
Gaza
Middle East
Danish Beer Funds Art and Science Through Carlsberg Profits
The Carlsberg Breweries profits allegedly fund Denmark's basic atomic research and vast cultural activities. A spokesman claims little in Danish science and culture escapes support from the two Carlsberg foundations. One grant aided Prof. Nils Bohr's Institute of Theoretical Physics.
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Air Science Studies Stratosphere Electrical Secrets
Air craft industry scientists test electrical phenomena in the stratosphere to enable safe, long altitude flights up to 200,000 feet. Official AIA publication notes Florida base experiments using ultra sensitive instruments to measure tiny electrical currents and lightning voltages.
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Benson Lauds 1954 Farm Law and Press Support
Secretary Ezra Taft Benson defends the 1954 farm law as a pivotal achievement of his first three years, citing surplus disposal, drought relief, and department reorganization. He praises the press for informing the public and reflects on his reluctance to seek the job, quoting Lincoln on outcomes and asserting he does not regret serving when heart guides him.
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Wenell Wilkie
Harold Lurssen
Wilkie
Thomas E. Dewey
Wisconsin
Stasser
Naval War Service
Joan Emor Washington
Nana
Ezra Taft
Benson
Abraham Lincoln
Simple Squeezer Aids Nature In Mineral Creation
In Los Angeles AP reports scientists from the Institute of Geophysics introduce the Simple Squeezer a device blending hydraulic jack and furnace to mimic natural mineral formation. It can reach 1800 degrees Fahrenheit and pressures up to 1500 000 psi producing minerals like fadeite used for ornamental jade from minute charged powders.
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Los Angeles
Mother Earth
David Griggs
Georgei Kennedy
W.S. Fyfe
Institute of Geophysics
To Earth
Navy Divers Hunt Lusitania Treasure Hoard Key to Deep Loot
Navy diving experts at a salvage school debate a new method to refloat wrecks after evaluating a plan used on other sunken vessels. The Lusitania treasure is rumored to exceed 15 million dollars in gold bullion and valuables, with more in a reputed strongroom. Early expeditions describe near-surface wrecks and dangerous currents.
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Lusitania
A. A. Horaling
Deep Seal
New York
U.S
Degiant Cunarder
Kinsale
Ireland
Navy
Erie
Curacao
Admis Indies
Officials See Cries Of Alarm In German Rearmament
West Germany plans a 500000 man armed force by next year with the border police as its nucleus. Bonn officials fear abroad alarm at a rebirth of German militarism while NATO pressures quicken rearmament amid domestic political entanglements and fears of extremist gains. The defense minister had said the border police would be excluded, a claim now challenged as the plan progresses.
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Omer Anderson
Bonn
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
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Adenauer
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Defense
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