Nixon Stassen Map Campaign Strategy After Long Convention
Nixon and Stassen resumed roles in Washington as the campaign moves forward. Nixon aims at Democrats after winning the GOP nomination. Stassen returns to disarmament duties, declining to discuss his failed bid to disrupt Nixon. He emphasizes looking ahead to November and ongoing issues with Russia.
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Richard M. Nixon
Los Angeles
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Nixon
Republican National Committee
GOP
San Francisco
Stassen
Alexander Smith
Smith
MBS
Harry Truman
Ohio Valley TV group buys WEHT TV and WEOA radio
Ohio Valley TV Inc announced sale of WEHT TV and WEOA radio to a Cincinnati group pending FCC approval. WEOA studios moved to Henderson Kentucky from Evansville Indiana about a year ago, while the transmitter remains in Indiana.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Valley TV Inc
Weht-Tv
WEOA
Cincinnati
Federal Communications Commission
Henderson
Evansville
Ind
Ohio Valley
Indiana
Fourth Largest Brazil Is Fourth Largest Country in World
The note states that Brazil ranks fourth in size among nations by land area. It presents this geographic fact with no additional context or events.
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Brazil
Radioactivity warning over Strontium 90 fallout debate
STORRS Conn AEC scientist challenges the commissions optimistic view on strontium 90 hazard from atomic tests at a CT radiation ecology symposium. He warns local extremes from erosion and deposition could concentrate strontium in bone seeking areas and rural traffic deaths may reflect unseen risks amid average fallout data.
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Storrs
Conn
Atomic Energy Commission
Monday
John Wolfe
American Institute of Biological Sciences
University of Connecticut
Wolfe
High School on Isleboro Lacks Teachers
Isleboro Maine faces a potential school opening crisis as two teachers must be found by September 5. Only one holdover remains. 25 pupils would study in a mansion gifted by a local benefactor, remodeled recently at a cost of $40,000. Last year two teachers left for better pay. posts pay $3,500 to $4,000. Harold H. Bredell reelected treasurer and Davis Maxwell elected president of the American Bar Association at Dallas convention.
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Isleboro
Maine
Picturesqu Island
Atlantic
Dallas
Tex
Harold H. Bredell
Indianapolis
The
American Bar Assa
Davis Maxwell
Philadelphia
UN Secretary General projects 1957 expenses
Dag Hammarskjold announced UN operating expenses for 1957 totaling 48,250,700 dollars, about the same as the 1956 budget, in New York.
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Dag Hammarskjold
AFL-CIO Acts Against Corruption
The AFL-CIO Executive Council at Forest Park aikes to suspend three unions totaling 170000 members over alleged welfare fund abuses. Distillery Workers Union 25000 Laundry Workers Union 72000 Allied Industrial Workers 73000 face show cause orders and formal investigations for possible domination by corrupt influences.
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Afl-Cio
AFL and Cio
Distillery Workers Union
Laundry Workers Union
Allied Industrial Workers
AFL
United Auto Workers
Executive Council
Ethical Practices Committee
Senate Labor
Paul F. Douglas
D-Iii
Great Lakes Pact Move Criticized
Washington officials criticized a proposed Great Lakes water compact between eight states and two Canadian provinces. State Department deputy legal adviser Willard B. Cowles warned it could set a precedent limiting federal control in international relations and cause confusion in U S Canadian ties. Senator Alexander Wiley suggested changes after testimony to a Senate subcommittee. The Great Lakes Commission proposes joining Ontario and Quebec to form an intergovernmental agency addressing lake levels pollution beach erosion floods navigation power development wildlife and fishing.
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Washington
State Department
Great Lakes
Willard B. Cowles
Department
Cowles
Senate Foreign Relations
Alexander Wiley
Chief customer Coal dominates railroads market
Coal remains the largest customer of the railroads, shaping pricing and service levels as mines and utilities push for reliable deliveries and expanded capacity. Rail firms track demand from coal producers and power plants, adjusting routes and schedules to meet peak hauling needs.
Tennessee Integrated As Negroes Enter Clinton High School
Fifteen Negro students joined Clinton High School in Tennessee as police kept watch, under a US District Court order mandating integration. John Kasper of Washington DC was arrested for inciting to riot and vagrancy after urging parents to picket the school.
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Tennessee
Virginia General Assembly
Alabama
Tudday
Tallahassee
Fla
C. K. Steele
Inter Civic Council
Steele
Columbia
S.C
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Eisenhower
District of Columbia
Timmerman
National Democratic Party
South Carolina
Clinton, Tenn
John Kasper
Washington, D.C
Egypt Holds 2 Britons As Spies
Cairo authorities announced the arrest of two Englishmen, James Suwin burn and Charles Pittuck, labeling them spies after expelling three western reporters last weekend. Swinburn, 51, worked for Arab News Agency. Pittuck was with Marconi Telegraph Co. Western correspondents William Stevenson and Ann Sharpley, expelled in Rome, cited an anti-Israeli propaganda tie to a former Nazi propagandist, while Eileen Travis of the Daily Mail was also expelled.
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Cairo
Egypt
News Agency
James Swinburn
Arab News Agency
Charles Pittuck
Marconi Telegraph Co
Rome
William Stevenson
Toronto Star
Ann Sharpley
London Evening Standard
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Eileen Travis
Buffalo
London Daily Mail
Miss Travis
Patten offers for needlecraft fans in 1956 ad
The Anderson Herald ad promotes pattern 747 butterfly apron using minimal fabric and remnants. It urges sending twenty five cents plus five cents for first class mail to The Needlecraft Dept in New York for pattern numbers, names, and zone. It also advertises Laura Wheeler Needlecraft book 1956 with dozens of designs including crochet knitting embroidery iron-ons and novelties.
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Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
Laura Wheeler
Wives Of 6 Missing Airmen Will Go Home
Six wives of U S Navy airmen shot down off Communist China last week packed to return home. Mrs Elizabeth Hean Martin of Delta Ohio faced grim news as her husband Electronics Technician J C Albert P Martin was found dead. Navy suspended search as others hoped for survivals, with wives selling cars and packing belongings while awaiting word.
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U.S. Navy
China
Elizabeth Hean Martin
J.C. Albert P. Martin
Delta
Ohio
Navy
Cmdr
James W. Ponsford
Long Beach
Calif
Martin
Beverly Deane
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dorothy Flood
Chevy Chase
Frances Messinger
Laredo
Ruth Hutchinson
Cumberland
R.I
Ponsford
Mrs. Ponsford
Last Hoosier registers under GI Bill in Cincinnati
Porter B. Nesbitt, Ball State English professor, registered at the U.S. Veterans Education Division in Cincinnati on July 21 to claim final four days of GI Bill benefits. Since enactment in 1944, more than 7,800,000 veterans utilized Public Law 246, with government costs around 14% billion dollars.
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Cincinnati
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Ind
Porter B. Nesbitt
University of Cincinnati
U.S. Veterans Education Division
Argentina labor ministry faces sharp press critique in El Laborista
A Buenos Aires editorial in El Laborista accuses the provisional government’s labor ministry of poor understanding and lack of generosity while new union contracts are being negotiated, signaling strong working class concern.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Labor Ministry
el Laborista
Voice
Laborista Party
Average Industrial and Truck Industry Earnings Compared
The average truck industry employee earns 4884 dollars per year while the average industrial employee earns 3734 dollars per year.
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