Eisenhower dodges civil rights specifics at news conferences
President Eisenhower remains noncommittal on his civil rights bill during nine of seventeen news conferences this year. He defended objectives, backed a judge trials for voting rights, and wavered on Section 3 allowing court orders for school integration without local authority requests. Senator Douglas called the stance embarrassing and unclear.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Strange Bedfellows in the News Interpretative
A reflective column contrasts global rosy talk with economic strain and political tension. It notes rising government spending inflation and debt while highlighting diplomacy shifts, civil rights tempo, and world leaders facing pressure.
The Man Who Knew Everything
In a hot afternoon on Griggs Avenue Tea neck New Jersey a self confident man suspects poliomyelitis in his daughter as he and his wife wait for a doctor. A misread emergency unfolds into relief when Dr White confirms no polio and the family breathes again. The scene captures fear hope and parental longing in a single tense moment.
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Griggs Avenue
Teaneck
N. J
Cosmopolitan
Daddy
Sweetie Pie
Frank White
Frank
Lamb
Dr. White
Power of a Word in Sales and Politics Case Story
Dr George W Crane recounts Carl M a Chicago shoe store manager who transformed an irate customer by changing a phrase from You can't fit you to One of your feet is just a wee bit smaller The benign wording won the sale and halted anger The tale links minor wording to major outcomes citing Hughes losing California for a greeting to a senator The piece ends with an offer for a sales psychology booklet
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Carl
California
Northwestern University
Woodrow Wilson
Hughes
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Husbands Replaced By Electric Gadgets
A satirical column argues the modern romance is between women and gadgets, praising electricity as a bringer of interest in the home. It parodies marital dynamics with a progression from toaster to washing machine and beyond, citing Thomas A. Edison.
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New York
Adam and Eve
Cleopatra
Mark Anthony
Romeo and Juliet
Tristram and Isolde
Cyrano de Bergerac
Roxanne
Tommy Manville
Thomas A. Edison
Couple fined for parking near Pisa Leaning Tower prank
Montreal couple touring Italy pulled up near the Leaning Tower of Pisa and were charged 20 lire by a uniformed attendant. The hotel concierge later revealed there was no charge. the ticket insured the car against damage if the tower fell. In London a Stratocruiser pilot was suspended for 30 days for walking the queue in uniform while reading a flight manual.
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Montreal
Italy
Pisa
Uni
London
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Public Forum Letter Voices Foreign Policy Skepticism
Joseph Gyurko of Gloucester Road 3 argues against U.S. intervention and loyalty to big world powers. He contends freedom is being sacrificed by supporting factions and urges Americans to focus on domestic safety and self reliance rather than sending troops abroad. He cites Churchill Stalin Roosevelt and McCarthy as examples.
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the Messenger
North
Ireland
Cyprus
Russia
McCarthy
Stalin
Roosevelt
Winnie Churchill
Egypt
Joseph Gyurko
Brennan Dissent Foreshadows Jencks Rule In Criminal Discovery
The piece argues Justice Brennan’s 1953 dissent in State of New Jersey v Tune foreshadowed the Jencks doctrine, warning liberal discovery in criminal cases risks perjury and weakened prosecutions. It contrasts civil and criminal files, cites the August 1952 murder confession, and questions procedures behind recorded statements.
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Justice Brennan
Supreme Court
Jencks
FBI
State of
New Jersey
John Henry Tune
William J Brennan
Supreme Court of the United States
Vanderbilt
William J. Brennan
Communist Party
Neidorf
Brennan
Stuttering issues and how to help young and old
The column discusses stuttering causes and the role of emotions, noting it can persist from childhood and be triggered by stress. It urges early expert assessment at speech and hearing centers and provides resources from the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults and guidance from the American Speech and Hearing Association.
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M. M
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
South LaSalle St
Chicago
Ill
American Speech and Hearing Assn
Dominick Barbara
Julian Press
A. B. Gottlober
Tomorrow’s Day Brims with Creative Promise and Romance
The forecast highlights strong Venus influence making tomorrow favorable for creative work and romance. For birthdays on that day, unusual financial gains are hinted in early September and late November 1957, with social prospects late in the year and December bringing productive ideas for profit early in 1958. A tactful approach with superiors is advised to avoid temperamental setbacks, and a December notice points to promising news to start 1958 well. a child born that day may possess magnetic charm but risk domineering tendencies.
Athens Ohio newspaper pricing and mailing notice
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday editions with delivery and mail rates. It notes pricing for Ohio and West Virginia, and bulk options, with 191 membership in the Associated Press.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Sune
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
THE
Associated Press
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