Press rights clash over Red China reporter trip
Editorial condemns U S State Department refusal to allow 135 American journalists to visit Red China and report back. Life in Anderson describes a Salvation Army transfer reversal keeping Maj. and Mrs. Rawlin in town. The piece notes Republican ward chairmen Barnhizer Milne and Fletcher as key steps in building a hard hitting campaign in Anderson and Madison County.
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Republican Platform Seen Through 1956 Lens
The piece argues voters judge platforms by performance, not promises, citing Democratic failures from 1942 to 1956. It contrasts Republican platform unity with past party promises on Taft Hartley reform and social security, praising Eisenhower era gains and criticizing Democrats for unkept pledges.
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Warhingies column reflects on editors and public tolerance
Basil Walters, a Knight Newspapers executive, is discussed as a key editor shaping public discourse. The piece traces editors and educators as behind the front lines of progress, notes Stassen Nixon era intrigue, platform debates, and California political shifts affecting the 1956 race backed by references to publishers and public attitudes.
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Parties Clash Over Tax Policy And Intervention Stance
A political clash outlines GOP tax cuts versus Democratic tax exemptions and differing approaches to farm and natural resources policy. The debate centers on government intervention levels and which party can best manage economic processes amid Israel defense and arms policy differences. Separate item notes Hammond Indiana dogs quarantined after a rabies exposure, with no human bites reported and State Senator William Christy among victims.
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Smoking's sex and health effects on women and men
A medical note argues smoking harms both sexes with carbon monoxide and lack of oxygen as the main mechanism. It cites Buerger's disease in young smokers, coronary issues in women and men, and argues nicotine poisoning is not well supported by science. The text critiques authorities and suggests broader vascular damage from smoking.
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Gavel From Old North Church Heads To Republican Convention
A gavel carved from the Old North Church steeple in Boston blew down in a 1956 hurricane and was flown to San Francisco to possibly preside over the Republican National Convention. Harry Matthews, a construction engineer, arranged the transfer after his firm restored the steeple.
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Private Absent With Reds Returns To Army
Private Phillip E. Morand 42 of Dallas Texas has returned to active duty in the U S Army after eight years in Communist territory. He had been absent from Ling Russian post since Nov 3 18 and said Russians arrested him Nov 18 1948 in the Soviet zone of Austria and he was confined in quotes inustoa and Hungary. He will remain under arrest pending an investigation and surrendered in West Berlin last Thursday.
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