Eisenhower Doctrine Faces Senate Review And Debate
The president seeks standby authority to deploy U S forces in the Middle East to deter Communist advances. Close congressional scrutiny is expected, with opinions split on widening the defense zone and risks of entanglement. The piece warns of regional religious and political complexities and urges careful policy balancing.
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Eisenhower
U.S
Middle East
Hungary
Republic of China
Congress
Secretary Dulles
1956 Was a Banner Year for U S Economy
Time magazine notes 1956 saw 65 million Americans employed and unemployment at 2.46 million in November. The nation produced $412 billion in goods and services, aided by $35 billion spent on new factories. Forecasts for 1957 predicted continued prosperity through mid-year.
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Time Magazine
U.S
America
United States
Australia
Denmark
Mexico
Elvis Style Sideburns Spark Teenage Badge Debate
Periodic Fad by HAL BOYLE notes Elvis inspired sideburns as a teen badge. Gillette researcher Meyer Schnitzler cites sideburns rise in unrest periods and traces their celebrity link to Burnside Rudolph Valentino and Elvis. His data claim 20 percent of workers grow facial hair testing products with 30,000 hairs per man.
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New York
Meyer Shnitzler
America
Shnitzler
Gillette
Ambrose Burnside
Rudolph Valentine
Elvis Presley
Schnitzler
U. S
Filibuster Rules Debate Faces Senate On Civil Rights
The piece explains how filibuster rules shape Senate action on civil rights, noting Southern Democrats' power to block measures, the two thirds threshold, and the difficulty of changing rules. It contrasts House and Senate procedures and suggests the anti filibuster drive faces long odds despite some cross party enthusiasm.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
ABC
House
Case History of a Psychiatrist by Dr Crane
Dr Crane discusses parental influence in juvenile behavior. Dean Chable cites four fathers who hosted a drinking party for their sons, arguing delinquency stems from irresponsible parenting, not just immigrant or disreputable families. The piece critiques moral standards among affluent groups and institutions.
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George W. Crane
E. Robert Chable
Crane
Chable
New England
New York City
Dr. Crane
John Barleycorn
Delinquent Dads and College Scenes Stir Editor Letters
A column rails at drunken parents visiting a college crowd and recalls a reader question on Hurler’s syndrome noting it is inborn with variable inheritance. Advice covers medical facts, acne treatments, knee pain, gallstones, and nonfunctioning gallbladders. Local notices list holiday visits and community events in Rutland area.
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Hurler
K. A
M. A
William Phillips
Chillicothe
Joe Phillips
Dick Foley
Pearl Malden
Columbus
Claude Delaney
Nancy
Alpha Plummer
Eastern Star
Harrisonville
Harvey Erlewin
John Tucker
John Simpkins
Dana Hoffman
Nell Ann Dickens
Paul Winn
Norman Will
Donna
Helen Long
Iva Howell
Point Pleasant
Harvey Erlewine
Carol Snowden
Robert Snowden
Portsmouth
National Life and Acident Insurance Co
Church of Christ
Linda and
Sabra Canady
Michael Nicholson
Linda Tiret
Janet Ballenge
Ernest Johnson
Steve
Larry Snowden
Kathy Thomas
Billy Martin
Connie Haley
Junior Burke
James Johnson
Granville Burke
Mr. Slack
Stephen King
Susie Parker
Dee Thomas
Linda Gremens
Floria Ballingee
Roger Slack
Leona King
Ethel Snowden
Blue Jay Cove tale of marriage plans and town intrigue
Elizabeth Seifert portrays Cass Ward’s uneasy happiness after a moonlit stay in Blue Jay Cove. Alex and Mrs Knapp’s social schemes, Adrian DeGreefe’s wealth, and Francy Knapp’s hospital rifts hint at family power, money, and a cliffhanger about Dr Pagano. The story continues.
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Cass Ward
Blue Jay Cove
Alex
Knapps
Cass
Marcy
Mrs. Ward
Mont Albans
Adrian
the Cove
Cove
Adrian DeGreefe
Sue
Mildred
Horoscope Forecast Highlights for Tomorrow and July August
The reading urges realism and perseverance toward worthwhile goals, urging cooperation from family. It notes birthday hints of promotion and gains in the next six months, plus a happy latter 1957 with travel dreams in July or August and hopeful news in September. A born child will be sympathetic and meticulous in business.
Suez Canal route lifeline of Europe maritime trade
Public Forum editor notes the Suez Canal linking the Mediterranean to the Red Sea as a vital global trade highway. It recalls De Lesseps' achievement in 1869, the grand opening ceremony with kings and battleships, and ongoing tensions in the canal area while urging Middle East peace.
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the Messenger
Far East
Suez Canal
Europe
Mediterranean Sea
Red Sea
de Lesseps
Middle East
Charles E. Miller
Athens
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Rutland
Allen Braby
John Braby
Floyd
Nathan Taylor
Dehne
W. Va
Melvin Turner
Ethel Nelson
Federated Church
Pomeroy
Harold Saxton
Marilyn of
Logan
Garnet Williamson
Tripel
Peiping
By Elizabeth Seifert
Cpyright
Elizabeth Seifert
NEA Service
Sue Knapp
Mother-Inlaw
Miss Muir
Francy Knapp
Francy
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