Bases life in Spain shows cautious American aid and mixed reception
An article recounts postwar American bases in Spain, noting $260 million in aid with most spent in dollars, the deflationary effect, and imports dominating materials. It describes agriculture and road-building aid easing shortages, Spanish modernization, and a generally uneasy but cooperative atmosphere as some 15,500 Americans integrate quietly amid Spanish hosts. It ends with a critique of Soviet class structure on ships, contrasting Baltika's five classes with a two-class capitalist ship.
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U.S
Spain
Europe
SAC
Paris
Soviet Union
Leningrad
London
Viacheslav Molotov
Sunday Moneyword Puzzle Clues Across
Puzzle lists clues with missing words across numbered items. Answers involve privacy in garden, stains, vowels, communication, games, supervision, murkiness, seriousness after harm, medical degrees, outdoor activity, bravery awards, company abbreviation, parent, relaxation, researchers, and employment.
Needle Cure in Europe Gains Acupuncture Fame
Article surveys growing European interest in acupuncture as ancient Chinese practice expands in France and Germany. It notes thousands of practitioners, the theory of Yang and Yin, 365 acupuncture points, and reports of cures from obesity to Parkinson's disease with modern medicine still seeking immediate remedies.
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Milwaukee
Far East
France
Germany
International Society of
Hollywood
Ilza Veith
History of Medicine
University of Chicago
Prison population hits record high at Wethersfield
Deputy Warden Alvin C. Gillette said the population of the State Prison in Wethersfield Conn reached a record high of 915 inmates.
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Wethersfield, Conn
UPI
Alvin C. Gillette
Navy eyes six more Polaris subs in next budget
The Navy seeks Congress approval to build six additional atomic powered submarines in the coming fiscal year, aiming for a total of 33 submarines in various stages. Adm Burke warns a broader, modern, well-equipped fleet is essential to counter Soviet submarine strength and protect U.S. interests.
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Navy
Gates
Secretary of
Defense McElroy
Congress
U.S. Navy
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Russia
C. E. Weakley
America
Admiral Burke
U.S
Admiral Weakley
Admiral Weak
Snow Pack Cut By Carbon Seed On Mount Shasta
Snow on Mount Shasta was seeded with carbon to reduce a 21 foot snow pack at the lodge site. A Sno-Cat carried a farm seeder and carbon over 25 000 square feet as a ski lift and lodge are planned at the 7850 foot level. The carbon absorbs heat and the pack dropped about six inches in two hours despite overcast skies.
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Mount Shasta
Calif
UPD
Bill di Cristina
Congressional committee power under fire in detentions and cases
The piece reviews the House internal security committee, its 350900 budget for staff consultations, and past and pending Supreme Court cases. It cites Watkins and Barenblatt rulings, questions of authority, and contrasts with the Senate Internal Security Act of 1950 framework.
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House
Canada
Lucille Ball
Anna Rosenberg
Artie Shaw
Bromley Oxnam
John T. Watkins
Congress
Supreme Court
Watkins
Harry Sacher
New York
Sacher
Communist Party
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
House Committee
Lloyd Barenblatt
Vassar College
Barenblatt
Appeals Court
Earl Warren
Senate
U.S
World Communist Movement
United States
High Court
UN- American Activities Committee
Termite a Steady Home Enemy Spreads Its Quiet War
The piece warns homeowners to look for swarming wings and mud tubes as signs of termite infestation. It explains subterranean termites’ life cycle with kings queens workers and swarmer roles and advises calling a responsible termite control specialist to treat and guarantee results.
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Associated Press
United States
Edward C. Stearns
Stearns
Sunday Radio Programs and News Lineup From Syracuse Stations
A dense listing of Sunday radio broadcasts across WSYR WHEN WNDE WFBL WOLF and other Syracuse stations. Programs include church services news religious features music and special segments such as Catholic Hour Protestant Hour Jewish and Negro College Choir features.
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WSYK
Our Hou
WNDE
WFBL
WSYR
Faith In
Force
WSYH
WFBI
Peale
Wsib
WNDR
Syracuse
WOLF
FBL
Sait Hake
I2o
Ying R
Monito Hen
Charles Collingwood
Undas
Whensmoke Wear
Guicey Howe
Wrelecoeurgs Sokolsky
News
Sunda
Jack Benn
Repa
Ico
Ees
Wolf News
Buckaroo Sen
Berhad
Hen—Sez Wour-Bine
Crosby
Mitch M
Nonitor
WJBL
Gunday
Whng
Negro College Choir
Wayne King
Sandman
Dream Eoumist News
Pilgrim Wwayr
Howard K. "Smith
Lawrence Welk
PR. Y.cleve
Bing Crosby
Sojoa Wolf
Lompardo-Weik
Yanks
Boston Pops
Montas
Muse
Cote
Plano
Headhin
Harvey Olf
Vitamin Booklet offer from Foods core Dept 451
An informational free booklet on vitamin uses for infants children teenagers adults and older people available by sending a postal card with Vitamin Booklet to Foods core Dept 451 New York 36.
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Foodscore Dept
New York
You Auto Buy in Europe Aims at Tourists
Europe’s small car makers launch rental and purchase options for U S tourists. Cars will be available by the thousands at travel centers with schemes to rent and buy on the continent and ship cars home. Volkswagen Ford Opel Daimler Benz Renault and Fiat expect to sell about 200000 cars to American visitors through promotions and discounts.
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Bonn
Nana
Europe
Volkswagen
Ford
Opel
Daimler-Benz
Renault
Piat
U.S
Mexico Warns Archeologists About Smuggling Intrusions
Mexico governments warns would-be smugglers to stop looting archeological treasures. Police seize Edward Primus in Guadalajara with idols vases jars and jade pieces worth 150000 pesos about 12000 dollars as he sought to remove them from the country.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Eusebio Davalos Hurtado
National Institute of Anthropology and History
Europe
Edward Primus
U. S
Guadalajara
From Steel to Irons Tokyo
In Tsubame Niigata prefecture Japanese stainless steel craftsmen shift from flatware to golf clubs due to American import limits on silverware. Exporters imposed a voluntary cap on tableware processing in northern Japan.
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Tokyo
Tsubame
Niigata-Ken
Japan
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