Editorial Viewpoints on Stalinism and U S Political Moves
The Worcester Telegram reflects that anti Stalin rhetoric may serve routine Communist politics. It argues real motives require proof of genuine reform by Khrushchev and Bulganin before altering Russia's stance. The piece notes Madison County's political gains from Hollingsworth’s vice chair role and praises Sen George joining Eisenhower’s administration as a boost to NATO and U S foreign policy.
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Khrushchev
Bulganin
Stalin
Russia
Worcester (Mass
Wendell L. Hollingsworth
Madison County Republican Central Committee
Hollingsworth
Madison County
Walter F. George
Eisenhower
Georgia
Sen
George
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Free World
Indonesia
Soekarno
General Motors Dedication of Warren Tech Center Reverberates in Anderson
The article marks May 16 1956 as a milestone as GM dedicates its Warren Michigan Technical Center a hub for research and styling. It notes the connection to Andersons industrial growth and invites locals to open houses at Delco Remy and Guide Lamp to see GM engineering and innovation in action.
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General Motors Corporation
Anderson
General Motors
Warren
Mich
Technical Center
Delco-Remy
Guide Lamp
Soekarno Visits Washington and Latin American Ties
President Eisenhower welcomes Indonesia's Soekarno to Washington amid tensions with communism fears. Lyndon Johnson faces U S Senate finance committee questions over oil depletion policies affecting Texas. Oregon GOP race pits McKay against Morse with Hitchcock contesting the primary.
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Indonesia
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
McKay
Oregon
Texas
U.S.A
Capitol
Lyndon
United States
Sen. Barkley
Patent Finance Committee
Barkley
Paul Douglas
Ilinois
University of Chicago
Senate
Douglas
Johnson
Sen. Eastland
Mississippi
Judiciary Committee
Finance Committee
Ike
Secretary of the Interior
Doug” McKay
Wayne Morse
Morse
White House
Mak
Philip Hitchcock
Novemer
Oregon Senate
Interior Department
Hitchcock
Eisenhower
Engineering Myopia in Auto Design and Public Feedback
A reader recounts A J L Hume of Pan American Airways arguing that car makers ignore practical fixes. He cites brake throttle pedal designs, public input, and safety groups urging better engineering and sales-minded approach to improve motor vehicles.
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A. J. L. Hume
Pan American Airways
Miami
Chicago
National Safety Council
Automobile Clubs
America
Milwaukee
U.S.A
Canada
Russia’s shifting stance and Western push for peace
The piece notes Russia’s mixed moves toward disarmament and regional concessions while maintaining pressure on non Communist states. It highlights outcomes in Finland Manchuria Yugoslavia and a Japan fishing accord tied to a broader peace treaty. United Press touts its global dispatch reach.
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Russia
Middle East
Austria
Finland
Manchuria
Red China
Yugoslavia
United States
London
Japan
Folklore by William Wade and an American Saying
A jogging rhyme recited by adults for children ends with lines about the milkman's horse Naggetty Nogg and the master Reuney K. Rogg, followed by a saying about people being divided into those who worry about their own business and those who worry about others.
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Reuney K. Rogg
Peggy Ann Garner and Albert Salmi Take Out Marriage License
Peggy Ann Garner and Albert Salmi, both actors, obtained a marriage license on Monday and plan to wed Friday. Garner, 24, will marry for the second time after a 1953 divorce from Richard Hayes.
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New York
Peggy Ann Garner
Albert Salmi
Miss Garner
Richard Hayes
Home birth advice from Dr Brady draws readers
In a letters column Dr William Brady argues home confinement births are safer and urges prospective parents to seek physicians who attend home births. He warns against hospital birth as mainly for provider convenience and notes growing interest despite opposition from old-timers and some doctors.
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Coleen Gray
Bill Bidlack
Jan Sterling
Paul Douglas
Betty Stuart
John “Buck"’ Rodgers
Mrs. C. C. C
Richard Allford to graduate at Fort Leonard Wood
Pvt. Richard W. Allford, son of Carl S. Allford of Fortville Indiana, will graduate at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri on May 19 after six months active Army Duty. He may finish service with a local Reserve or National Guard unit. He graduated Fortville High School in 1955. Grand River Dam near Vinita Oklahoma is noted as the longest multiple arch dam in the world.
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Fort Leonard Wood
Richard W. Allford
Carl S. Allford
Rt. 1
Fortville
Ind
Allford
Fortville High School
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George D. Crittenberger
Marriet W. Toner
Felix A. Buck
Act of Congress
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God Advocining
Indiana
THE
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Drew Pearson
Constitution Avenue
East Java
Jakarta
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Matty Fox
Motion Picture
Joseph K. Borkin
Borkin
Owen Brewster
Maine
Hawaii
Far East
the Woervry Chawnie Vv. Coorgew. Crane
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
Alaska
Crane Mellor
J. M. Roberts
United Press
Sydney
Australia
Africa
Madagascar
William Wade
Peggy Garner
WTTY
Wfbm-Tv
Wish-Tv
Chennel G
WHBU
Kangaroo
News of America Today
Farly Birds
Garry Moore
Atne
Purdue University
Carry Moore
Purdue UN Ta Atteiversity
Renee Ameamamae
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Tennessee Ernie
Tennessee Ernie Valiant
Arsea Guiding Light
Market Farm
Wendy Warren
Gilbert Forbes
Robert Q. Lewis
Townhouse
Helen Trent Townhouse
Ueen
Dr Malone Queen
Milady
Ob Crosby
Mrs Burton
Ray Mill
Charlie Gore
Bob Crosby
Norah Drake
Ray
Bill Thall
Pepper Young
Cook
Isneyland
Disneyland
Buloy
Paul Winchell
Lowell Thomas
Paul Orton
Paul Burton
Tnt
Amos
Andy Lone Ranger
Morgan
U.N
Carson
20Th Century Fox
Ohio Reserve Mystery
Century Fox
20Th Century Fox News
Directors Playhouse 20Th Century Fox
Washington Truth
City Detective
Playhouse
Highway Patrol
Sevareid Orch
Forbes
Hollywood
William Brady, M. D
Personal Health Service
John P. Dille Co
T. C
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Julien C. Hyer
Richard Allford
Leonard Wood
Grand River
Vinita
Okla
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Aunt Tenna
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