Anderson urged to adopt long range city plan
The Importance of Area Planning report to Mayor Ralph R. Ferguson urges Anderson to develop a long range city plan. The Public Service Committee says a city plan guides growth, utilities, highways, water, sewers, and services to prevent ad hoc, short term fixes and better serve future administrations.
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Westvale
Belmont
Ferguson
Dr. Crane Advises on Turning Patience Into Popularity
Clyde L. a 46 year old dentist seeks patient advice in Dr. George W. Crane case U-368. The psychologist notes Clyde’s introvert traits and poor home patronage and urges office modernization and polite on the phone. He recommends joining the Compliment Club and giving genuine compliments to patients to improve reception.
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Clyde
Cabinet changes spark rumors on Eisenhower team reshuffle
Washington reports say Eisenhower could expand changes beyond the three already made. Treasury head George Humphrey and Defense Secretary Charles Wilson are seen leaving, with Dulles Weeks and Summerfield also in play, possibly leaving only Brownell and Benson from the original slate.
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United States Senate
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Charles E. Wilson
John Foster Dulles
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Arthur E. Summerfield
Herbert Brownell
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Republican Party
The Literary Guide Post The Hidden Persuaders
W. G. Rogers reviews Vance Packard’s The Hidden Persuaders from David McKay. The piece surveys motivational research in advertising politics and the danger of manipulation, noting scattered focus but calling the book a shocker and asking if readers are puppets or people.
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David McKay
Packard
Orwell
Coastal States and the First Japanese Ambassador
About forty eight states in total with nearly half on the coast. Twenty one states border salt water seas. In 1860 Niimi Buzennokami became the first Japanese ambassador to the United States.
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United States
Niimi Buzennokami
State Auditor Keeps Hours On Standard Time
State employees in Auditor Edgar B. Sims department arrived an hour late compared with other Statehouse staff. Sims insisted on 9 to 5 standard time while the Board of Public Works moved the Statehouse to daylight time. By 10 am EDT clocks aligned with Sims but still displayed standard time.
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Edgar B. Sims
Statehouse
Sims
Board of Public Works
Foreign policy lecture analyzes cow feeding metaphor
Tucson report quotes Dr Hasrollah S Fetemi former Iranian UN delegate and FD University professor outlining US UK and Russian approaches to foreign policy as feeding and milking the cow. The article notes a crab life span of 20 years.
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United Nations
Fareligh Dickinson University
United States
Bowling greens and retirement zest from Dr Brady letter
A Wisconsin reader praises Dr Brady for practical health advice and laments aging. The letter, from Southern California, extols lawn bowling as a solo recreation for retirees and recommends worldwide bowling venues and Britannica Bowling article. Dr Brady notes limited replies due to volume.
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Scott McLeod faces Ireland ambassadorship hearings
Senate Foreign Relations Committee begins hearings on Scott McLeod’s potential promotion to Ireland envoy amid controversy over his security role and past actions. Dulles pressures to remove him, while McLeod’s allies claim his influence shaped refugee and immigration policy and sparked internal State Department clashes.
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Egypt
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N.H
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Moscow
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Time Magazine
Dikanikus
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Eisenhower
Edward Corsi
New York
Corsi
Roy Wade
Mr. Dulles
New Zealand
Honduras
Meat substitutes and the dairy cow in modern industry
LM Watkin argues that animals outlived usefulness, with dogs kept as pets and sheep fading from prominence. He notes meat substitutes may replace pork and beef, while milk remains unique. the cow’s instinctive value persists despite advances in fabrics and machines.
Europe moves toward unity with Benelux and coal steel pools
Europe advances toward integration with Benelux economic links and the coal and steel pool. The Council of Europe fosters dialogue while six nations expand cooperation to trade and agriculture and on peaceful atomic development, creating new international bodies and a fund for development.
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Europe
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
Benelux
Council of Europe
International Fund
Devel
Council of Europe vows to settle disputes by law instead of force
At Strasbourg the 1957 Council of Europe session saw 13 nations sign a convention renouncing the use of force for disputes. They will live under international law as interpreted by the Court of International Justice or by arbitration. Austria and Turkey to sign later. The accord covers new business, not Cyprus or Ireland partition.
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Parliament of Europe
Strasbourg
Council of Europe
Council
Court of International Justice
Austria
Turkey
Cyprus
Ireland
Origins of folk rhymes and the store tale
The text traces origins of familiar lines and rhymes, noting Rich ard Henry Stoddard as a possible source for Not what we would but what we must. It cites child verses about dinner requests, a skimmer holes riddle, and a store tale about chewing gum, ending with a proverb about lawyers and folly.
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Richard Henry Stoddard
Indiana
Time for what we neglect and forget to do
Poem reflects on a busy life and guilt over neglected duties. The speaker laments lack of time for visiting shut ins and completing plans. Refrains emphasize confusion and dizziness from too many tasks, echoing biblical sentiment on time.
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