Geneva conference unwinds on paper only and arms rise
The article argues the Big Four Geneva talks offer no real tension reduction as Soviet forces in East Germany strengthen and Korean armistice gains stall. It notes 15 air bases and 300 MIGs in Korea, U N unease, and atomic arms being sent to Far East posts. It condemns Communist propaganda and warns of potential new war.
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Geneva
East Germany
North Korea
Korea
United Nations Command
Far East
Eisenhower
Free World
Moscow
Actions Speak Louder in Nixon Geneva Rain Talk
Nixon takes blame for Eisenhower soaked by rain returning from Geneva while avoiding umbrella to dodge a Chamberlain Munich comparison. Eden says peace in our time and there ain’t gonna be any war. Baker Hall of Fame note mocks today’s home run era as fans debate the hitting boom and league westward expansion.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Geneva
Neville Chamberlain
Adolph Hitler
Munich
Chamberlain
Anthony Eden
Frank
Baker
Hall of Fame
Duke Snider
Brooklyn
Hack Wilson
Babe Ruth
Guess the Name Pose: Oregon Politician and Actor
A playful column presents two biographical puzzles. The first hides a motion picture star born in Cuero Texas who moved to Oregon, pursued baseball before turning to acting, and later served as a district attorney and U S senator. The second notes Swiss Independence Day and historic U S and world events with brief prompts and a cheeky question set.
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Portland
Ore
Navy
Portland Beavers
Hollywood
Oregon
Cuero
Tex
United States
United States Senate
Earl W. Snell
Todays Grab Bag From Central Press
Questions span linseed oil origin microscope visibility Key burial location of Francis Scott Key and the author of Stay Stay at Home. Also asks about presidential pardon powers over state prisoners and urges prudent advice with a language note on construct from Latin.
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Francis Scott Key
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United States
Stratford Shrine Gala Tests Yankee Irony and Soviet Ties
The Stratford Shakespeare premiere drew global glare and a Moscow Pravda invite via Bridgeport Herald editor Leigh Danenberg. Connections tied Danenberg to Sam Carp, Molotov’s brother in law, with House Committee scrutiny about Carp’s wartime and postwar dealings and possible Soviet influence through American journalism.
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Bridgeport Herald
Leigh Danenberg
Danenberg
Sam Carp
Carp
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Geneva
John F. Dulles
Astor’s
Newsweek
Connecticut
New Deal
Brien McMahon
McMahon
Internal Revenue
Roosevelt-Truman
Treasury
House Committee
Dean Acheson
Herald
New York
Vincent Astor
Westbrook Pegler on Soviet press retaliation and public curiosity
The piece recalls Truman era limits on Soviet journalists in the U S as retaliation for Americans in Russia. It cites ridicule from Newsweek Dan Engbergs Herald and Manchester Guardian and notes widespread observation of U S industrial and military facilities. It mentions Sam Carp trading corporation tax actions and secrecy of Molotov kin propaganda spending.
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Herald
Divinity Stude
United States
Russia
Newsweek
Danenberger
Guardian
Sam Carp
Corporation
Molotov
Congress
Indian prisoner Adam Makes Room for Them breaks jail again
Minnehaha County authorities watched a prisoner who lived up to his name after escaping from an S D jail for the fifth time.
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Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
Adam
South Dakota
Sunapee Golden Trout Stirs Local Interest
Unique Sunapee fish draws attention as a rare golden trout living in Lake Sunapee New Hampshire. Scientists say it likely survived since post glacial times and is closely related to the Arctic charr.
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Sunapee, N. H
U.P
Sunapee
Creatures Show Mixed Heritage in Mythic Beings
The faun blends man and goat traits while the centaur combines man with horse features and the minotaur fuses man with bull. These classic half beings reflect varied mythic archetypes across ancient stories.
Your Birthday August 1 Horoscope Preview
Your originality and diplomacy may lead to a career blending work and family. Notable individuals born on this date include Robert Todd Lincoln and Herman Melville. Tomorrow’s star signs urge caution in speech and careful planning across the zodiac signs.
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Robert Todd Lincoln
Alma Beck
Gaston Domergue
Richard Henry Dana
Aline Kilmer
Herman Melville
These Days on Conflict of Interest in Government Hiring
The piece argues that recruiting talented private sector managers for government roles risks conflicts of interest. It notes legal limits on salaries and the need for divestment, cites Harold Talbott and Charles Wilson, and calls for better pay and planning to attract competent managers for national defense.
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Harold Talbott
Air Force
Eisenhower
Charles Wilson
Department of Government
United States
Talbott
Department of Justice
Atomic Energy Commission
Pentagon
Mulligan Company
McClennan Committee
Hoover Commission
Male seal skips eating during mating season
The male seal does not eat from spring through August during the mating season, focusing energy on reproduction and territory battles rather than feeding.
Notable Butte Personalities and War Veteran Notes
Dense jungle combat in the India Burma Theater is described for Lt. Jerry D. Murphy on his 30 day leave after 84 missions as a B25 pilot. Capt. Richard Kane, wounded in England, ends a convalescent leave in Butte. Willard S. Thompson named to a state committee on the Gin Marriage law. Oscar Holmes, 74, dies after brief illness. Tom Shanley leaves for West Point after high school. Archie Roosevelt visits Butte. Voter registration in county seats shows 4,000 fewer names. about 21,000 eligible.
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Jerry D. Murphy
India- Burma
Murphy
J. E. Murphy
S. Montana
Etta McGree
Jerry
Richard Kane
Butte
England
Flathead Lake
Willard S. Thompson
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Oscar Holmes
Floral Park
Tom Shanley
J. B. Shanley
West Point Military Academy
Butte Central High School
Archie Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Pacific Coast
William Malloy
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