Involvement to What Extent in U S Foreign Affairs
The Wall Street Journal weighs the United States role in world affairs amid Cold War tensions. It argues aid has grown costly, entangling internal politics of recipient nations and fueling anti American sentiment. It notes Lebanon as a recent example and criticizes perpetual foreign aid increases.
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Free World
United States
France
Algeria
Lebanon
Nixon
Latin America
U.S
The
Wall Street Journal
Organization of American States
Costa Rica
Argentina
Peron
Venezuela
Costa Rica May Dismantle Its Armed Forces in Bold Experiment
President elect Mario Echandi vows to abolish the Costa Rican army and govern without armaments. He envisions Costa Rica offering arms traded for tractors, a daring move amid regional tensions with Nicaragua and past military meddling in Latin America.
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Mario Echandi
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Editorial Digest Highlights From Daily Editorials
A digest of the most engaging editorials from the dozens of daily newspapers received. Brief summaries capture debates, opinions, and notable arguments shaping public discourse across regions.
Dream of a Deathless War Sparks Humane Warfare Talk
Maj. Gen. William M. Creasy told a House committee that humane warfare devices may be explored if funding allows. He cited temporary blindness or nonlethal incapacitation as better options than killing, though real emphasis remains on weapons providing maximum protection. The exchange raises questions about Russian thinking on such ideas.
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William M. Creasy
Army
House
Russia
Moss Joke Snapshot From The Montreal Star
A housewife challenges a tramp with the proverb a rolling stone gathers no moss. The tramp replies pragmatically questioning mosss usefulness to a man in his plight.
Emon Tevalt Named 1954 Firemen Parade Director
From The Star files Emon Tevalt was named director of the 1954 Firemen's Parade for the Apple Blossom Festival. Acsong Shigeru Yoshida chosen prime minister of Japan. Atomic blast near Bishop California reported with desert shot. 25 Years Ago 1933 an anarchist shot down by police on a downtown Oklahoma City street. Wounded officer described. Mrs J C Becher plans Chicago World's Fair visit.
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Emon Tevalt
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Bishop
Calif
Nevada Desert
Oklahoma City
J. E. Freguson
Mary F Willis
Memorial Hospital
J.C. Becher
Chicago
Orrieon Return From Visit To Atlantic Georgia
Ten years ago in 1948 Mr and Mrs Charles Orrieon returned home to Atlantic Georgia after visiting Mr and Mrs Edgar Payne in Stephenson. Pvt Allen R McNealy son of Mr and Mrs Leeson McNealy Kent Street served with the 19th division Co B of the Pith infantry in Kokura Kyushu Japan. Mr and Mrs James Massey announced the birth of a daughter formerly Miss Mary Davis.
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Charles Orrieon
Atlantic
Edgar Payne
Stephenson
Allen R. McNealy
Leeson McNealy
Kent Street
Pith
Kokura
Kyushu
Japan
James Massey
Massey
Mary Davis
Portner Brewing opens soft drink shop on Main Street
Fifty years ago 1908 the Portner Brewing Company opened an establishment in the Joseph H. Savage building on Main Street where soft drinks would be dispensed. Mrs Walter Capper and daughter Miss Trene were visiting friends in Washington. The Misses Cora and Pearl Newcome returned home after visiting their uncle Sheridan Newcome in Charles Town.
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Portner Brewing Company
Joseph H. Savage
Main Street
Walter Capper
Miss Trene
Washington
Cora
Pearl Newcome
Sheridan Newcome
Charles Town
More Than 20 000 People Over 85 Still Hold Jobs
New York column notes over 85 year olds in the United States who work exceed 20 000. It mentions Kate Smith age 49 and the growth of women in finance with gas bank executives topping 10 000. It surveys quirky facts from old articles and trivia.
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New York
United States
Kate Smith
Greenwich Village
The
Stock Exchange
Buy American ad prompts reader reflections in Clarke County
A letter to the editor from Clarke County criticizes a Winchester radio ad urging buying American. The writer argues reciprocal trade keeps foreign goods cheap by low wages and low tariffs, condemning policies as unfair to Americans and suggesting higher duties and opposition to socialization.
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Clarke County
Winchester
Kern Motors
America
United States
World Today Contends U S Ties Dictatorships and Democracies
The piece argues U S policy tolerates right wing dictators to curb communism, citing Latin America and elsewhere. It notes Nixon and Eisenhower engagements with regimes, and warns long term risks from supporting dictatorships while opposing colonialist actions like France in Indochina and Algeria.
Political Speech Sparks Asheville Buncombe Parody
A fragment notes Felix Walker of Asheville in Buncombe County made flowery Congressional speeches that sparked reactions from colleagues who finally intervened.
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Congress
Felix Walker
Asheville
North Carolina
Buncombe
How's Your IQ A 10 day scoring guide and trivia
A quiz based on 100 questions with daily performance bands from Memory Genius to Good. Page 2 answers list items such as Fulton’s first steamship name, original thirteen states NH, Marine Corps motto, Panama Canal sunrises, the ODT War Agency, smallest dog breed, male lead in The Hucksters, peg 61 holes game, meaning of dying in testate, and Washington as a signer of the Declaration.
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Robert Fulton
Hudson River
New Hampshire
Marine Corps
Panama Canal
Pacific
Atlantic
ODT
George Washington
The Worry Clinic: Nagging Rears Its Head in Divorce Dilemma
In a serialized psychology column Donna, 26, faces a painful dilemma after her husband confesses infidelity. The piece urges forgiveness without nagging, notes alcohol’s damage to marriages, and hints a follow-up will reveal Donna’s own omissions.
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Donna
George W. Crane
Donna Q
Doane
Jesus
The Doctor Speaks on Hemophilia and Teething Risks
Dr Bundesen discusses how teething can trigger dangerous bleeding for hemophiliacs and emphasizes parental disclosure to dentists. Dr Mondo recommends meticulous dental care, regular checkups, and hospital extraction in emergencies, with transfusion until bleeding stops.
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Joseph G. Mondo
Medical Advisory Council of
Midwest
National Hemophilia Foundation
Dr. Mondo
Firemen Reach $20,000 Settlement After Propane Tank Blast
In Claremore Oklahoma three firefighters sued for 400000 in damages for injuries from a propane tank explosion. While jurors deliberated both sides agreed on 20000. The judge asked them to reassess and the jury awarded 20000.
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Claremore
Okla
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Ment
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Montreal Star
Hal Boyle
Magaine
Kitty Rothman
Edison
New York City
New Orleans
Huntington
W. Va
Cyril Connolly
Editor
Star
Joe Mooshil
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Francisco Franco
Spain
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Milton Eisenhower
Jimenez
Eisenhower
Colombia
U. S
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Peru
Manuel A. Odria
Odria
Juan D. Peron
Haiti
Pxwul EF. Magloire
Honduras
Julio Lozana Diaz
Anastasio Somoza
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Paraguay
Alfred Stroessner
I.Q
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