De Gaulle and French crisis defined by disloyalty and democracy
The Cleveland Press argues De Gaulle and the Gaullists reflect public discontent with elected leaders who abdicate responsibility. It accuses French premiers Gaillard and Pflimlin of enabling a military dictatorship by failing to curb rebellious officers and accept the junta’s seizure of power.
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de Gaulle
Fourth Republic
France
Do Nothing
Gaillard
Pflimlin
Algeria
Paris
Cleveland Press
Call for business leadership to mobilize conservative voters
A call urging business leaders to emerge from silence and lead a grassroots movement to reclaim money and government control. It links Roosevelt and Beecher quotes to argue that the affluent must serve beyond personal gain, stressing responsibility, restraint, and faith.
Doctor Samuel Belkin a leader of Yeshiva University
Jim Bishop profiles Doctor Samuel Belkin head of Yeshiva University, tracing his rise from Polish immigrant child to president of a 3,500-student Orthodox institution with a $6.5 million annual budget. Belkin’s journey from poverty to prominence highlights his work building the university and expanding its campuses.
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Doctor Samuel Belkin
Yeshiva University
America
Belkin
Poland
Brown University
Swilicz
Dr. Belkin
Bialystock
Poppa Belkin
Momma Belkin
New York
Samuel Belkin
Ira J. Sobol
Doctor Crane Case Y-337 Alice Faces Teen Choice
Dr George W Crane presents a case about Alice D a 17 year old at a crossroads. The piece invites parents to use a Vocational Guidance Kit to test teens for college caliber and urges qualified youth to pursue at least one year of college.
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Alice
George W. Crane
Alice D
Brain Game and Careers Advice for Teens
Brain Game questions linked to Tristan Pelleas and famous lovers. followed by a feature urging teens to pursue college. It compares lifetime earnings by education level, warns against dropping out for romance, and promotes Dr. Crane's Vocational Guidance booklet with instructions to request.
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Tristan
Pelleas
Nell Gywnn
Magda Lupescu
Maria Fitzherbert
Heloise
Friar Lawrence
Encouraging Gains Seen in Home Building and Savings
Encouraging gains in home and other building contracts are reported nationwide. Growth stems from rising savings and investment funds, including banks and savings associations, insured pension plans, and life insurance assets. Construction demand remains strong long term. April mortgage loans rose and deposits hit record levels.
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United States
F. W. Dodge Corp
Mutual Savings Banks
Try and Stop Me: A Maine Canoe Misadventure
A HE MAN FRIEND vacationing in the Maine wilds capsizes after hitting a rock in rapids. The guide reassures him he knows every rock as equipment scatters and the canoe sinks. A Broadway character jokes about losing his last cent and friends’ reactions.
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Maine Wilds
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Birthday Horoscope for 1958 Stars Pull for Imagination
Tomorrow urges realism and routine over dreams while 1958 offers刺激 for imagination originality and creative work. Ambition rises but stress may hit August to November. look for business financial gains in September and personal good news in December. A birthday child will be ambitious enterprising and generous.
Columbus attorney Robert Dow Hamilton arrested in Springfield
Robert Dow Hamilton, a Columbus attorney and failed Congressional candidate, was arrested Friday on charges of resisting arrest, unsafe operation of a motor vehicle, and failure to comply with an officer’s orders.
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Springfield
Robert Dow Hamilton
Columbus
Powell Phenomenon reshapes Harlem politics in 1950s era
The article outlines Adam Clayton Powell Jr.’s rising influence within New York politics, suggesting he could unite Negro and Puerto Rican voters to control Harlem and possibly dominate both parties. It notes federal tax probes, a grand jury indictment threat, and Powell’s sway over Republican and Democratic factions, with Harlem Republicans poised to nominate him.
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New York City
North
Powell
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr
Congress
House of Representatives
Harlem
New York
New York County
Hazel Scott
Paris
Arlem
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Thomas Bolan
United States
Department of Justice
Bolan
William Buckley, Jr
The
National Review
Grand Jury
New York County Committee
Paul Williams
Thomas Curran
Queens County
N. Y
John Roosevelt
Tex McCrary
Guidance for safe youth science amid rocket and animal research
The American Medical Association urges guiding youth in science while condemning unsafe amateur rocket work and animal experimentation. It argues for supervised, funded programs in labs and field trips, noting casualties occur yet progress demands protected curiosity and proper instruction. Admiral Byrd's ventures are cited as calculated risk benefiting the nation.
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Sputnik
American Medical Association
National Safety Council
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
Paul Siple
Four Die as Train Hits Stalled Car at Perdido Crossing
A fast freight train struck a stalled car in Perdido Alabama, killing four people. A highway patrolman reported one man leapt from the car to push it off the tracks but died alongside the others.
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Perdido, Ala
Perdido Crossing
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The notice lists pricing for The Athens Messenger daily and Sunday editions, mail rates for Ohio and West Virginia, and a mail subscription schedule. It notes the paper is published daily except Saturdays and entered as second class matter at the Athens post office.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Sunkey Ohio
All Mai
The
Meanengeblishing Co
W. Union
Athens
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Yale
Paul C. Glick
Census Bureau
Esau
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George Sokolsky
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