Call for more foot patrols after rash of robberies
After five break ins in one night and several earlier robberies, residents urged action. Rewards totaling 400 dollars are offered for information. Citizens advocate returning foot patrols in downtown areas to deter crime and reassure the public.
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Beauty queen reveals hard edge behind facade
The Charlotte News profiles Maria Remenyi, Miss United States, noting she is a 20 year old multilingual physics student with plans for a doctorate in high energy physics. The piece contrasts public charm with a stern, disciplined private persona and ends with a satirical twist.
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June 9 events in history and notable anniversaries
On June 9 occurrences span 1953 Worchester tornado toll and damage to 97 dead and 1250 injured, 52 million dollars. Birth of John Howard Payne in 1791 NYC. WWII notes include 1940 Norwegian surrender, 1942 combined production and resources board created, 1943 Baruch appointed adviser, 1945 Suzuki pledge to fight to the last.
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Nationalism and unity test Western and Eastern blocs
A Reuters styled reflection on postwar politics notes two blocs in Europe, NATO and Warsaw Pact, each protecting sovereignty while nationalism resurges. It cites de Gaulle’s NATO pullout, Romania’s push to abolish military alliances, and evolution toward an untidy coexistence between East and West.
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Mary Pickford remembered in Boyle’s Notebook reflection
The column muses on memory and aging, recalling 1921 Mary Pickford’s Little Lord Fauntleroy film and wartime wage cuts at U S Steel. It contrasts past comforts with hardship, noting humor and social details from a bygone era.
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British Pound Slumps as Global Markets Brace for Strain
The pound extends losses to an 18 month low amid Britain’s shipping strike and weak trade balance while the United States faces a mounting balance of payments deficit driven by rising imports and Vietnam War dollars. European critics blame inflation for widening the US deficit as prices and wages push higher.
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Death by own action or murder in Mott case fuels Cold War rhetoric
The piece argues the United States tolerated Russian border violators less harshly than the Soviets pursued an American who crossed into the USSR. It cites Newcomb Mott's death in a Soviet prison and claims expert testimony supports murder, not self harm, while contrasting diplomacy and embassy efforts with Russia.
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Thomasville Times Enterprise rate card and masthead
The notice lists the Thomasville Times Enterprise publishing details and mail rates. It names ownership by Times Enterprise Co Inc and provides subscription prices, tax details, and mailing addresses for subscriptions and changes of address in Thomasville Georgia.
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restraints in dating and decency in youth
The article urges teenagers to practice restraint in dating arguing heavy petting should be avoided unless in love and pledged by engagement. It emphasizes decency, chivalry, and Bible-based guidance despite modern trends toward license, claiming youthful choices shape future behavior.
Spotlight On Movies: Tommy Steele’s Hollywood Comeback
British pop star Tommy Steele describes leaving half a million a year earnings for a fresh start. He credits a navy US visit in 1956 and a wilderness period in Australia for his reinvention before landing his first Hollywood film The Happiest Millionaire Disney’s ambitious musical.
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Kiev Has More Ancient Than Recent History
The article traces Kiev’s long history from its 9th century origins as capital of ancient Rus to present day. It notes the 988 baptism seen under Prince Vladimir, Soviet era shifts like Khrushchev’s rise and house changes, renamings of landmarks, and the wartime destruction and postwar rebuilding shaping today’s city.
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Central Sports
Pyotr Y. Shelest
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