No Part Job In 1956 Eisenhower Run Debate
The piece weighs whether President Eisenhower will run in 1956 given health concerns and public perception. It notes Democratic worries over advisers shaping his image, Republican spin about firm control, and flags his insistence on duty and fitness to lead. The article suggests the public could trust him to say no if unable to fulfill essential duties.
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Buteig
S.advisera
Democratic
Gettysburg
Camp David
Fisenhower
Dinky
Volfane
Hisenhower
Jin
Washington
Nev
Bull
David Ralate
Eisenhower
Pawe
Dangerous 20 Percent Drive Four Fifths of Accidents
Safety experts warn that 20 percent of drivers cause four fifths of traffic crashes. Evidence from Northwestern National Life Insurance suggests accident prone individuals repeat risky behavior despite car improvements. Public campaigns urged targeting the dangerous group to reduce fatalities and injuries on the roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aYecinhe
Family Economies Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Thi
Giese
Stevenson Plans Bold Primary Campaign Push
A long, fragmentary report indicates Stevenson advisers split over timing. Some urge a bold move into multiple primaries to deter Kefauver and force momentum, with Minnesota California New Jersey and possibly Florida, Wisconsin and New Hampshire mentioned as targets and risks detailed by insiders.
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Liv
Estes
Stevenson
Stevensons
Camign
James
Binpexz
Snme
Stevenson Jean
Dors
Richard Daley
Chicago
Barry Hingham
Citizens For Stevenson
Anti
Canyaign
Raskin
Kefatver
Nich Promides
California de Gragon
Monroe Suverland
Anyan
Steve
Pennsylvania
Mayde Davids Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Richardson Dilworth
Philade
el Beaillés
Seimans
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington
Phia
Kefauver
Fu Gor
New Jersey
Florida
Stenson
Rhocratis
Kefauger
South
Richard Hassell
Georgis
Lypden
Johnson
Texas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Wendell Willkie
Nebraska
Montana
Ohio
Seeth
Dakota
Liege
Re Stevenson
Kphau
New Hampshire
Jirjad
Finnegan
Ensors
Story Of Milliman Princess Proves Happiness Has Ups And Downs
A fable recounts a hyper rich prince and a princess whose mirrored hill tests suitors. Otis, a servant, arranges a secret plan for elopement while the townsfolk envy royal wealth. After many attempts, the princess smiles from the hill and the tale ends with MORAL: Happiness has its ups and downs.
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Milliman
Princess
Otis
Glass
Iver
Ars
Irregular Midwestern Weather Notes and Local Bits
A fragmented local column recounts travel tidbits and seasonal musings from the Pacific Northwest to Texas and Florida. It mentions holly, Christmas trees, mosquitos in Florida, green frogs entering homes, and a grandmotherly Seattle reader selling a loss. It also notes Rhode Island Red hens winning at fairs, reader kudos for Kendrick Column, and a sugar beet acre producing 2,700,000 in energy terms.
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Stella
Kiely
Walter
Pacific Northwest
Department of Agriculture
Erma Gell Keith
Seattle
Rame
Snyder
Flagstaff
Abilene
Texas
Florida
A. Fiagstaff
Han
Gorge Keith
Rhode Island
Lower Oak Creek
George
Wave
Kendrick
Almont
Hank
Keeps Longer White Flour Keeps Decreasing Nutrients
A fragment discusses white flour versus graham flour and mentions whole-wheat source and wheat germ. It notes that the wheat germ contains fat and implies fat content affects shelf life and quality.
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