Gifts and gifts at Christmas in business giving
A historical survey lists middle range gifts such as liquor, turkeys, cheeses, clocks, jewelry and more as common corporate tokens. Pro-givers defend business gifts as aiding goodwill, while anti-givers condemn tasteless items and argue funds could better support hospitals, research and charities.
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Francis Smith
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Phony Cure Affair Sparked by Advertising Advertising Fraud Claims
A paper advertisement campaign for a cancer cure linked to a university promotion triggers a U S congressional and Better Business Bureau probe. Blatnik and Burdick face questions over involvement and possible misuse of their names on questionable material. The dispute widens to French atomic policy debates in Parliament and European integration tensions.
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Shneiderov
Executive Board of Regents
Better Business Bureau
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Burdick
Hell House
University
Foreign Service Institute
Otic Burdick
William O. Lemke
Rep
House
America
Gaillard
Felix Gaillard
Guy Mollet
Gallard
Mollet
France
Ras Fa
Soviet Planes and Turboprops Signal Cold War Air Race
The article discusses Soviet civil transports like the TU-114 and TU-104, noting their range and speed while contrasting US jet programs and propeller efforts. It argues Russia’s focus on high priority aviation projects contrasts with American delays and private airline economics.
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Athens
Moscow
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Peiping
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New York
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Nikolai Kuznet- Sov
Ferdinand Brandner
Reds
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Dessau
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Russia
Atlantic
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Sunday Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers
A scrambled crossword puzzle list with many mismatched entries and garbled phrases. The readable items include clues for horizontal and vertical words such as Crimped material, imitation gent, pickled bamboo shoots, light colored amphibole, and multiple cross references to numbers and directions.
Soviet official predicts atomic powered airflight possible soon
Last July J. E. P Stavsky, director of the Soviet Central Atomic Energy Administration, warned on radio that there is every possibility of building an atomic powered aircraft in the near future, fueling fears that the West may beat the U S to such a development.
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J. E. P Stavsky
Central Atomic Energy Administration
Plan on closed rule fuels debate over union political funds
The article outlines a federal clash over Taft Hartley provisions and union political funding. It notes the UAW CIO acquittal on a second trial, Secretary Mitchell's firm stance that current law already bars using member dues for political campaigns, and his defense of unions informing members on legislative matters. It also covers Michigan tension on right to work and antitrust considerations for unions.
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Michigan
Jaw-Cio
Uaw-Cio
Mitchell
Detroit
Sen. Foreuson
Supreme Cott
Snowland
R.cal
Howland
Life of a Star in The Buccaneer
Angel Stevens portrays Gov Claiborne’s daughter and Yul Brynner’s sweetheart in The Buccaneer with two days of scenes showing her preparing the governor’s mansion for a ball. She polishes silver and dusts the rooms in preparation for the event.
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Hollywood
Angel Stevens
Gov, Claiborne
Yul Brynner
Smuggling, Cuba links draw stronger Florida ties
In Key West and the Florida Keys illicit arms and cash flows tied to Cuba persist as smugglers move small arms and ammunition toward Castro's rebel forces. U S and Cuban naval patrols watch busy gulf routes while exiles in Key West send substantial funds to sustain the Cuban conflict.
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FBI
Castro
Florida Keys
Cuba
Gulf
Cuban i
Robert Franklin Riggs
U. S. Naval
Guantanamo
Riggs
Kew West
Florida
Key West
Navy
Coast Guard
U.S. Coast Guard
Havana
Keys
Biengverdo G. Perez
Perez
Peres
Dave King
Bernard Walte
Bayview Park
Jose Marti
Marti
Narciso
Soviet Officials See Limited Spy Presence in Libya
Soviet Ambassador Generalov brings six aides to Libya where four staffers support a desert outpost of 3.5 million. American officers claim many Communist agents hinder security at the Tripoli Air Base with a 11,000 foot runway and missile ranges. Libya remains partitioned with Tripoli and Benghazi as capitals and Idris family rule seen fragile amid propaganda and regional tension. Generalov, ex-Australian envoy tied to a spy ring, adds to Cold War intrigue in the region. Films and cinema notes follow, detailing island production in Burbank.
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Sergei Généralov
Generalov
Libya
U. S.A
Mediterranean
Strategic Air Command
Atlantic
Tdbya
United Nations
Tripolitania
Cyrenaica
Fezzan
Indris
Gether
Tipoli
Benghazi
Vappin
Tripoli
Generaloy
Idris
Key West Cigar Makers Fund Cuban War Efforts
The 1890s cigar industry in Key West funded Cuban independence, with 15,500 local cigarmakers each contributing a week's salary to arm and feed Cuban rebels. The piece notes continued tradition of financing armed causes, citing Lopez and Teddy Roosevelt as linked figures.
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