Master or Servant The Dulles Commander in Chief claim
Secretary of State Dulles argued at the London Conference that if the European Defense Community succeeds the US would keep a large force in Western Europe. The piece criticizes his claim that the President may deploy armed forces without Congress, warning it undermines constitutional checks on military power and privileges Congress with decisive control. The article stresses that only Congress may raise armies, declare war, and regulate the military to prevent autocratic rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dulles
London
United States
Europe
Congress
America
Dulles
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Truman
Humphrey
White House
Spring 3100 The life of a daily police officer
A profile of a New York police officer shown as a soldier in an endless war, a family man, and a public servant. It highlights Frank Duca’s off duty chase, the 11 425 patrolmen vying for sergeant, and the department’s camaraderie and danger. It also reports on Lt Marcus Marks’s sons stopping burglars, acid attacks, and a posthumous award for Patrolman William Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
5Th Precinct
Frank Duca
Edward
Walter Marks
Marcus Marks
Walter
Herman Perry
Burnett Harris
Foghorn Walsh
Honeytones Mammoth
William G. Long
Long
Limited access safety valued on new interstate net
The National Safety Council urges maintaining limited access features on the New York Chicago turnpike system. Wide shoulders, long approaches, and controlled intervals reduce roadside friction from entering and leaving traffic and improve safety on the vast interstate network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Eisenhower Humphrey Spar Over Small Business Tax Cuts
President Eisenhower and Secretary Humphrey clash over budget cuts and tax relief for small business as they push for restraint and possible 20 to 30 million dollar small business tax cuts while Congress holds the purse strings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Congress
Cabinet Committee
Dr Crane Advises on Terry's Midyear College Choice
Dr George W Crane offers guidance to Terry T aged 17 who faces a February high school graduation and wonders whether to start college early or wait for fall. He suggests delaying to save money, pursuing night courses, and emphasizes practical finance and work during college. He also promotes his Vocational Guidance Kit with tests and a stamp envelope for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
George W. Crane
Terry T
Northwestern University
Quiet kitchen drama tests loyalties and secrets
Sue confronts Alex Knapp about his hidden collaborations with Matt as tensions rise over Lenoire Black and Dominee Cass. June 15 marks Matt and Sue’s eleventh wedding anniversary while Sue suspects Matt’s moodiness and a dangerous power balance unfolds at the hospital and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex
Sue
Matt
Matthias Knapp
Bill
Mommie
Cleop
Lenoire Black
Genevieve Jones
Horoscope hints at progress for teachers researchers and outdoor activity
The forecast says strong influences favor teaching, literary work, and research with possible belated recognition. P M hours favor outdoor interests and social activities. For birthdays tomorrow, versatility and intelligence are highlighted though impulsiveness can surface. Travel may occur July to September. A 1957 year for long term finances. Family notes follow with visits among Concord residents and relatives from Trimble Newark Jacksonville and Millfield.
Understanding stomach ulcers and their forms
The article explains two main types of peptic ulcers gastric and duodenal. It describes differing symptoms after meals, diagnostic methods including history, X rays, gastroscopy, and the need for accurate diagnosis to avoid complications such as bleeding or perforation.
Taylor Ridge Engagement and Local Notices
Betty Louise Russell and Ronald Lee Smith announce an engagement, with Betty Louise a Jacksonville-Trimble High School graduate employed by the Ohio Department of Health in Athens, and Ronald a senior at Ohio University majoring in industrial arts education. Various local social notes mention bake sales, visits, and funeral attendance across Glouster Jacksonville Amesville and Columbus.
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Taylor Ridge
William Russell
Greens Run
Betty Louise
Ronald Lee Smith
Dwight Smith
Miss Russell
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Ohio Department of Health
Athens
Mr. Smith
Ohio University
Epsilon Pi Tau
William Bartels
Glouster
Deloss Bulstrom
McConnelsville
Pat Bulstrom
Trimble Township
H. H. Zimmer
Carol Ann
B. Boudinot
Concord
John Hooper
Donald Hooper
Albert Kempton
Mary
Stephen
Chillicothe
John Antle
Jacksonville
Robert Rayon
Columbus
William Bulstrom
Donald Russell
Sherman Russell
Blaine Chalfant
Linda
Audra Nagle
Amesville
P. B. Chalfant
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Michael Ledden
Corona
World Today
By James Marlow
DR. Crane
Nichel
Central High School
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Elizabeth Seifert
NEA Service
Cass
Cordy
Lenoire
Dr. Knapp
Susan
Madge Clark
Lee
Fred Sanders
Sanders
Chester Sanders
Dow Sanders
Trimble
Ralph Sanders
Millfield
Joseph Antle
Newark
Richard Antle
Mary Kay
Joe Antle
Jim
Victor Sayre
Elaine
Barbara
Ernest Linscott
Hooper Ridge
EDWIN P. JORDAN, M_ D
Canton
Lewis Carr
Garfield Wheeler
Robert Lee
Judy
Ann Forbush
Pamela Carpenter
Bryan
Noah
Lee Chandler
Laura Johnson
Mick
Bessie West
By Jimmy Hatlo
Ando Pesty
Ohnny
Red" Allen
Poplar ST
Bridgeport
Conn
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