Citizens for Eisenhower Faces Decline and Strategic Shifts
The Citizens for Eisenhower, once a potent liberal-leaning group backing Ike, has disintegrated into a small rump. Political scientists link this decline to the erosion of Modern Republicanism and shrinking finances. Still allowed to use Ike’s name, the group may stir trouble by backing Democrats like George McGovern or Nelson Rockefeller in key races, while opposing some Republicans.
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Ike
Citizens For
Cabal
Nixon
Harold Stassen
Pennsylvania
The
Citizens
Lloyd McMahon
Tato
George McGovern
South Dakota
Joseph J. Foss
James van Zandt
Eyero
McMahon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Eisenhower proposal hushes a regional Arab development plan
The speech to the UN General Assembly is seen as a device to squander billions via a regional Arab development institution funded by U S dollars. Critics compare it to Eric Johnston’s 1954 55 Near East TVA scheme and warn of a staged fund expansion to sustain a long term program.
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Eisenhower
UN General Assembly
Mideast
State Department
Ike
U. S
Lessons From The Customs Frontier For Travelers
The piece argues early American missteps by Indians in not creating coastal customs posts after Columbus. It then humorously surveys global customs practices and cheeky traveler hacks, noting the difficulty of reentry after international journeys and offering lighthearted cautionary tips.
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Europe
Washington, D. C
France
Enciente
Johnson Seen as Possible Democratic Candidate for 1960
Washington observers weigh Lyndon B. Johnson as a potential Democratic contender for the 1960 race. Nixon remains the GOP front runner on the other side, while Johnson's path hinges on party unity, civil rights debates, and his Senate leadership. He could be a compromise nominee if northern civil rights calls split the party. Johnson's youth, record, and Senate-clout contrast with Rayburn's aging leadership and Eisenhower’s earlier health scare shaping the field.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Democrats
Johnson
Democratic Party
Didate
House
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
White House
Eisenhower
Doctor Crane’s Personal Cases
An advertisement asks men if they want a wife described as good looking, charming, and with high moral character certified by a local clergyman and three character references. It promotes modern science to introduce compatible matches.
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Dr. Crane
Scientific Marriage Foundation
Nursery Rhyme Brain Game Quiz Answers
The text lists quiz questions about familiar nursery rhymes and includes an article by Dr. George W. Crane about the Scientific Marriage Foundation. It mentions Marian Q., a Columbia Records executive, and discusses why professional men seek compatible matches and avoid mixing romance with work duties.
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Crane
David Kapralik
New York
Marian
Atoms for Peace Plan Takes Shape Worldwide Efforts
The plan progresses with American firms building and planning nuclear reactors in the US and abroad. AMF reports 16 reactors in various stages, including Netherlands and Munich projects, with others in Canada, Greece, Iran, Israel, Japan, and Europe. The U.S. government funds peaceable use and trains via global conferences.
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Eisenhower
United Nations
Middle East
North Pole
Geneva
U.N
United States
Canada
Ministry of Education
Netherlands
Munich
Germany
Austria
Greece
Portugal
Italy
Iran
Israel
Japan
Puerto Rico
Westinghouse Electric International
Belgium
West Germany
Edisonvolta
S.P.A
Ge’s Atomic Division
Madrid
Spain
Venezuela
Formosa
Frankfurt
Ge’s
Atomic Power Equipment Department
San Jose
Calif
England
U. S
AMF
Beating Minds to Conformity in a Space Age World
The piece attacks mass conformity driven by radio and imagery, likening it to a tribal drumbeat. It cites Khrushchev Nasser Mao and Senator Goldwater, warns that artificial images replace reality, and urges rebellion against mind coercion and enforced groupthink.
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Africa
South America
Khrushchev
Nasser
Mao
Try and Stop Me UST A Brief Hollywood Chapter
A sharp policewoman arrests three gypsy fortune tellers after a Hollywood party. They predict danger for her as a crystal ball burns upholstery and her new uniform, foreshadowing a possible lawsuit. An overheard quip at the party notes speculation of marital tension.
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Annals of Hollywood
Old Settlers Reunion Spelling Contest Planned for Jacksonville
The Old Settlers Reunion of Jacksonville Ohio sponsors a spelling contest on Sunday evening August 31 at 6 p m on the Jacksonville platform. Eligible are students in grades 1 through 8 as of May 1 1958 who have not reached 16. Entries must include name address age and school and be sent to Spelling Contest c o Bill Bartels Route 3 Glouster Ohio before August 26 1958.
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the Messenger
The
Old Settlers Reunion
Jacksonville
Ohio
Bill Bartels
Route 3
Glouster
William Bartels
Skin: the body’s largest and most informative organ
Health for Today explains the skin as an organ weighing about nine pounds in men and less in women. It renews itself, carries hair and sweat glands, and nerve endings that trigger reflexes. The skin reflects health, revealing fever, shock, dermatitis, or deficiencies to a doctor.
The Athens Messenger billing and contact notice
Classified notice listing newspaper delivery rates and subscription options for daily and Sunday editions. Includes carrier and mail prices, a post office entry note, and mailing address in Athens Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
the Messenger Publishing
W. Union 8T
Athens, Ohio
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Citizens For Eisenhower
Cliff Roberts
Lucius Clay
Pak
Hal Boyle
Britain
Marco Polo
Ames Marlow
By Hatlo
Relief Bureau
Thanx
Doctor Crane
Hansel and
Gretel
George W. Crane
Marian Q
Columbia Records
Atoms For Peace
By Sam Dawson
Cforge Sokolsky
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Bennett Cerf
Hollywood
Big Boy
Adolph Green
King Features Syndicate
the Public Forum
W. W. Bauer, M.D
American Medical Association
Georgetown
George Southworth
W. Va
Postoffice Ag
Associated Press
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