Government by the people versus subversive employes
The Topanga Journal argues the Supreme Court overruled President Eisenhower on loyalty and subversives in government. It warns a known or suspected subversive should not retain a government job, citing defense needs and constitutional duty. The piece stresses public fear of the Communist threat and questions justice in protecting such employment.
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United States
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Congress
Topanga
Calif
Diplomacy Of The Heart By Dooley In Laos Mission
Dr. Thomas A Dooley, a 29 year old former Navy doctor, launches an eight month pilot project with former Navy corpsmen in the mountain tribes of Laos. The effort treats yaws trachoma malaria and malnutrition to show practical American goodwill and avoid neocolonialism. Supported by the International Rescue Committee, it works through Laos Ministry of Health and Laos government to demonstrate grassroots diplomacy. Aimed at countering doubts about American idealism the mission hinges on direct action and personal example.
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Navy
Thomas A. Dooley
Laos
Southeast Asia
Dooley
Dien Bien Phu
State Department
International Cooperation Administration
International Rescue Committee
Ministry of Health
Kingdom of
Stevenson speech cites farm woes despite rising prices
The Mount Vernon News cites Adlai Stevenson arguing farmers suffer, while Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland data in Business Trends shows June farm prices above year ago levels for nearly four years. It notes crops rose more than livestock, with all-crops index up about 16 percent since December and livestock prices up around 6 percent, though current levels are below last year.
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Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Federal Reserve District
Mount Vernon
Kennedy Clinches Chicago Ballot at Democratic Convention
The Chicago convention drama centers on a Kennedy surge as Texas fights Kefauver and Johnson seeks to block him. Amid boos turning to support, Kefauver trades allies while Kennedy gains with Daley and Stevenson’s Illinois bloc backing him. The Stock Yards Inn crowd watches Kennedy’s vote rise as key shifts unfold.
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Texas
Pat Wiggins
United Press
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Dallas
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Massachusetts
Wright Patman
Texarkana
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Kennedy
Sam Rayburn
Johnson
Rayburn
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
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Furculo
Saltonstall
Chicago
Stevenson
Illinois
Jake Arvey
Arvey
Wagner
New York
Tammany
de Sapio
Richard J. Daley
Bi! Connors
42Nd Ward
Stock Yards Inn
New Jersey
Torbert MacDonald
Jiggs Donohue
Donohue
Humphrey
Minnesota
Bedlam
California
Pat Brown
Brown
Jimmy Roosevelt
George Killer
Clair Engle
Dan Kimball
Navy
Shelly
Tennessee
Stock Yards
Stevenson Shifts to Folk Image in Democratic Fight
The article traces Adlai Stevenson’s pivot from polished wit to a folk approach, reviving the term egghead for intellect while using homely anecdotes to win support. It recounts old quips about hats and dust, plus a Sing Sing joke to connect with audiences as Kefauver and Donohue maneuvered to persuade Humphrey at the Democratic convention.
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Adlai Stevenson
University of Wisconsin
Stevenson
Opal Wins Her Man By Mental Tactics In Marriage
In Case 350 Opal describes resisting a former fiancé’s halo and using church, praise, and shared home projects to win her husband Frank back. After years of marriage and two children, Opal reflects on the Tests for Good Wives and the value of spunk and moral virtue. She notes the psychology of attraction and urges readers to keep faith, seek guidance, and contact Dr. Crane in Mellor Indiana for advice and materials.
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Opal
Frank
Japan's October decision and US pacific posture in 1941
The memoir by former Japanese foreign minister Shigenori Togo is examined to show Japan acted decisively in October 1941 while the United States had already begun delaying actions but faced an isolationist Congress and public opinion. It notes Roosevelt and Hull anticipated war with the Axis and had started essential preparations, undermining claims of U.S. unpreparedness.
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United States
Japan
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Shigenori Togo
Togo
Roosevelt
China
Southeast Asia
Hull
Greetings Sent To I U Scout Meeting at IU
Bloomingon ind public paper reports President Eisenhower sent greetings to 2500 Boy Scouts and Explorer Scouts attending the 41st annual Arrow conference on the Indiana University campus. Fred J. Gehl 18 of Loogootee read the message in a welcoming address. The President urged unity and self reliance. IU vice president John W. Ashton welcomed the Scouts, ages 17 to 20. James L. Waters Jr. of Atlanta is national conference chairman.
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Bloomington
Ind
Eisenhower
The
Order of the Arrow
Honor Camp Society
Boy Scouts of America
Fred J. Gehl
Loogootee
Indiana University
John W. Ashton
James L. Waters Jr
Atlanta
Kinsey Burial Services Held
Kinsey burial services held for Dr Alfred C Kinsey who died Saturday at 62 from pneumonia and heart ailment in Bloomington Indiana His colleagues at the Institute for Sex Research at Indiana University said there would be no staff changes and that Kinseys work would continue.
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New York
Sing Sing
Blooomington
Ind
ULP
Alfred C. Kinsey
Monay
Institute For Sex Research
Indiana University
Kinsey
Institute
Thhere
Youth Robs Guardian Loan Co. for 500 in Indianapolis
An unidentified youth robbed Guardian Loan Co. in Indianapolis for 500. The bandit entered 10 minutes after opening, handed a sack to employee Donna Thompson 23, and ordered her to fill it. No injuries reported as authorities investigate the online.
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Indianapolis
Guardian Loan Co
Donna Thompson
Reader thanks physician for ear health advice and pamphlets
A reader thanks Dr William Brady for guidance on head noises and deafness. The note describes tinnitus relief from calcium and vitamin D, explains otosclerosis and fenestration surgery, and mentions a pamphlet on head noises and deafness plus a calcium shortage lesson.
Personal health letters to Dr Brady unanswered due to volume
Readers may mail brief signed letters on health and hygiene to Dr William Brady at 265 E Camino South Beverly Hills California. Responses limited. only letters conforming to the instructions will be answered with a stamped self addressed envelope included.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
E! Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Special Service If You Miss Your Herald Notice
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