Ending an Era in International Relations and Big Government
An era in international relations may be ending as public support wanes for foreign aid, large defense spending, and tax programs. The piece cites fears of a nuclear threat, critique of U S global presence, and rising calls to curb government growth after contrasting postwar tax levels with earlier periods. It questions the need for a vast standing army and ongoing efforts to “buy friends” abroad, while warning Republicans face tough choices next year.
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Russia
Congress
U. News & World Report
Japan
Germany
France
India
Polio Vaccine Seen Near 100 Percent Potential
The Salk polio vaccine, if properly handled, could eventually be 100 percent effective. Dr. Leonard Scheele, U.S. Surgeon General, noted a 75 percent reduction in polio cases among vaccinated children versus those unvaccinated. The vaccine’s efficacy reportedly increases beyond early trials as it improves.
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Jonas Salk
U.S
Leonard Scheele
American Medical Association
Republicans and Democrats clash over loyalty figures in 1950s
The piece outlines Republican use of anti-Communist charges in past elections and Democratic scrutiny of Eisenhower loyalty security figures. A Senate subcommittee faulted Civil Service Commission figures as biased, citing 3586 terminations vs 343 under Eisenhower’s program and noting many cases fell outside security-related removals.
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James Marlow
Washington
Sen. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Truman
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Senate
Post Office
Civil Service Committee
Olin D. Johnson
Congressional
Ely
Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
Young
Commission
Tobacco by Sam Dawson Richmond
Tobacco farmers face new risks as filter tipped cigarets and production costs shift. Prices and demand may vary with heavier bolied tobaccos and stronger leaf varieties as foreign competition rises. Rain improves crop prospects while health scare talk trims some sales.
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Sam Dawson Richmond
Toacco
Good Wife’s Day urged to honor laywomen educators
Dr Crane lauds Susan Wertman and other housewives as the backbone of church groups and moral work. He praises their volunteer teaching in classrooms and outreach, calls newspapers universal schools, and urges a nationwide Good Wife’s Day to honor such laywomen.
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Susan
Red Cross
George W. Crane
Susan E. Wertman
Independent
Long Beach
California
Jesus
St Paul
YMCA
CYO
Saltion Army
Northwestern University
Susan Wertman
America
Ravenswood to Build 14 Four-Unit Apartments and 400 Homes
Ravenswood breaks ground for 14 four unit brick rental buildings and 400 brick homes for Kaiser Aluminum families at Willow Grove as Kaiser selects Ravenswood for a new elementary school leased to the Board of Education. Victory Construction Co of Dayton builds rentals. 400 families planned by 1958.
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Ravenswood
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation
Willow Grove
Aluminum Company
Jackson County Board of Education
Ritchie
Kaiser
Board of Education
Victory Construction Co
Dayton
Ohio
Train derailment injures two near Columbus
A Pennsyl vania Railroad freight train derailed in Columbus after 21 of 40 cars left the tracks early Monday. Two men were hurt but not seriously as damage to the eastbound Richmond Indiana to Columbus line and property was unofficially estimated at about 80,000 dollars. A burned out hot box was blamed for the derailment. The line’s origin is noted with a historic town name tied to Nuestra Señora de los Dolores de Las Vegas, Our Lady of Sorrows of the Meadows.
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Volumbus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Richmond
Ind
Columbus
The Blonde Cried Murder Mystery Unfolds in Hotel Room
Mike Shayne investigates a frightened woman named Nellie Paulson who allegedly vanished from her Hibiscus Hotel room. He confirms a room register mismatch, phones checks, and discovers the back exit likely used, as Bert Paulson pleads for his sister and the room shows no sign of Nellie. Local hotel staff deny a Miss Paulson, leaving the case unresolved with Bert anxious.
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Brett Hellidey
Mike Shayne
Hibisons
Shayne
Paulson
Mr. Shayne
Nellie
Hibiscus
Nellieson
Jacksonville
Evelyn
Miss Paulson
Paison
Nobody Surrenders As Standoff At Cape Landing
Shayne confronts Bert, who aims an Army automatic at the detective, threatening to kill and to go to police headquarters alone. Nellie hides in Shayne’s kitchen listening, while Bert demands she not be found. the scene ends as Nellie slips out and the door is closed.
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Shayne
Bert
Paulson
NEA
Cape Landing
Police
Detective
Korea
Nellie
Mike Shayne
Horoscope for Tomorrow Sparks Caution and Opportunity
The stars warn of emotional instability and urge tact in dealings tomorrow. Evening favors study and quiet pursuits, while a potential for financial goals improving by year end is noted for those born on the day. A latent talent may open new fields before mid December, with social activity and travel hinted for early 1957.
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Ndeavor
Lady Bullfighter Heroically Rescues Companion in Mexico
Juana, Mexico. Pat Mel Cormick was knocked down twice in the bull ring Sunday but leaped in a third time to save her companion, Bette Ford, from another bull. Ford, 25, a former New York model from McKeesport, Pa, suffered a possibly dislocated shoulder but was not gored.
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Stjuana
Mexico
Pat MelCormick
Bette Ford
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Etta Stanley
Cottageville Lodge
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Russell Kerns
Joan Rose
Doctors Hospital
Cleveland
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Soo
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Oma Home
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Appalachian Electric Power Co
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Ethyln Parsons
Ed Jordan
Greer Sheen
Jane Hart
N. E. Speicher
Betty Jean Joliffe
Jane Clark
Monongahela Co
Hanna Huff
Tyler County
Jim Lowery
Raleigh County
Fairmont Supply Co
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