Korean neutral supervision flops in Korea
The Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission set up after the 1953 armistice is criticized as ineffective and largely presence only. Swiss and Swedish inspectors can enter North Korea by invitation, while Czech and Polish members were barred from South Korea since 1956 amid alleged Communist obstruction and espionage concerns.
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Panmunjon
Korea
UPI
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
NNSC
Berlin
United Nations Command
UNC
Nn&c
Switzerland
Sweden
Czechoslovakia
Poland
UNSC
North
South Korea
Wheeler G. Merriam
UNC Military Armistice Commission
Uncmac
North Korea
Armistice Commission
INNSC
Long walk can be good for nerves
Dr J Earl Smith of the St Louis Health Department urges walking as affordable daily exercise. He decries reliance on cars and riding mowers and notes walking improves circulation, privacy, time for thought, and mental well being. He adds guidance on posture.
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ST. Louis
UPI
J. Earl Smith
Smith
Fido's No cereal aims to feed dogs with new toasted flakes
A Minneapolis firm introduces infrared toasted corn and wheat dog flakes meant to supply higher protein and digestible starch. The product is pitched as a meal option for dogs in the morning and could hint at a future human version with sugar and cream.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Avon Lake Woman Named Chairman of Lorain Red Cross Volunteers
Gladys Hess of Avon Lake was appointed the first Chairman of Volunteers for the Lorain County Red Cross Chapter. Her long career includes Red Cross roles in Albany and Cleveland, YWCA service in Lakewood and Westlake, and leadership in blood programs and volunteer recruitment.
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Lorain County
Red Cross Chapter
Avon Lake
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Gladys Hess
Rosewood Lane
Albert T. Rosenau
Elyria
Oseph Calta
Lorain
Hess
Loraifi County
Volunteers
The
Albany
New
YWCA
Lakewood
Westlake Ywca
Valley City sesquicentennial carnival opens weekend
St Martin Catholic Church hosts a sesqui carnival at county route 23 grounds west of Valley City. Gates open at 6 pm Friday with Garrett Troupe and a cook tent. Saturday features 2 pm child’s park and 6 30 pm dancing with Stu Kramer. WEOL will broadcast five hours from the grounds. Sunday offers a noon to 6 pm chicken barbecue and Arlie’s Road Show.
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Valley City
Liverpool Two
St. Martin Catholic Church
Garrett
Stu Kramer
Weol of
Elyria
Arlefie
Cleveland
Arson on rise across insurance scams in city report
The Insurance Information Institute reports a rise in arson committed to collect insurance. It notes that before 1955 juveniles vandals and the mentally disturbed mostly sparked fires, but in the past three years professional arsonists have increased steadily.
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New York
UPI
Insurance Information Institute
Danes Hopeful Of Entering European Common Market
Copenhagen reports Denmark pursues entry to the European Common Market with talks in Brussels and strong ties to Britain. Denmark aims for economic and political gains while balancing NATO membership and domestic pacifist pressure within the Socialist People’s Party.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Denmark
Europe
European Common Market
EFTA
Free Trade Area
Britain
Norway
Sweden
Portugal
Austria
Switzerland
West Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Great Britain
NATO
Foreign Ministry
Brussels
Socialist Peoples Party
Tito
Cromling to address Kiwanis in Grafton dinner meeting
William Cromling will address the Kiwanis Club after a 6 30 dinner tonight at the Grafton school cafeteria. He is secretary and trust officer of First National Bank and serves on the Carlisle Township Zoning Board of Appeals, the United Community Services budget and admissions committee, and the Midview Board of Education. He is first vice president of the Kiwanis Club. Committee reports are due at 8 p.m. directors meeting.
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Grafton
William Cromling
Kiwanis Club
Rudy Neuman
Cromling
First National Bank
Carlisle Township
United Community Services
Midview Board of Education
Dangerous age for businessmen in midlife crisis
Dr R H Felix of the National Institute of Mental Health warns that ages 50 to 55 are a danger-age for emotional and mental tensions in men pursuing business. He says this period often seals a man’s destiny and tests whether he can accept unmet ambitions.
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New York
UPI
R. H. Felix
National Institute of Mental Health
Spires Crown Air Force Academy Roof Over Colorado Campus
The U S Air Force Academy in Colorado features a roof with 17 spires rising more than 150 feet.
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U. S. Air Force Academy
Colorado
TV sets dominate American households in the 1950s era
In the period, nine in ten American homes own a television set and about one in every ten has two or more sets, reflecting a rapid growth in TV ownership and household adoption.
Republicans set annual picnic in North Ridgeville
The combined Men’s and Women’s Republican Club of North Ridgeville schedules its annual picnic for Tuesday August 7 at 6 00 p m at Melody Grove State and county candidates are expected Local Republicans in the Ridgeville area are welcome Members have been assigned food if not contacted bring a screen and table service for your family Beverages provided Games for children and dancing for all
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North Ridgeville
Melody Grove
Ridgeville
Weight loss drug ODRINEX offered with guarantee
An advertisement promotes ODRINEX as a prescription free weight loss tablet that curbs appetite without altering meals. It guarantees a full money back refund if unsatisfied and notes Hess & Hess Drug Store at 112 E Broad St Elyria for orders.
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Hess & Hess Drug Store
E. Broad St
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