Fallout Lcave Hearings Spark Propaganda Debate
Washington watches the fallout hearings as hysteria over nuclear hazards grows. Dr. Eugene Cronkite reports Marshall Islands exposure three years after a 1954 H-bomb test shows normal pregnancies and no leukemia signs. Critics warn of Communist-driven disinformation and push to end H-bomb testing.
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Washington
Eugene P. Cronkite
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Marshall Islands
Marshallese
Cronkite
Mailbag Nuggets and Oddities From a Busy Inbox
New York readers share a mix of curiosities from the past. Notes include a New Orleans church’s air conditioning boost attendance by 44 percent a claim about judo’s limits against passive attacks and a chef in midtown Manhattan offering cabbage juice for ulcers. Additional items cover peanut butter in the 1890s lifes of dollars 10 second kisses and a rope dancer called a funambulist.
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New York
New Orleans
Court Decision Triggers Security Program Revisions
Washington report outlines a 12 member commission to study the Eisenhower era federal employee security program amid Democratic critique of CSC figures. Supreme Court rulings in 1956 ordered reinstatement for nonsensitive positions, forcing back pay and new reporting methods, while protests claimed many listed workers did not resign over security concerns.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Civil Service Commission
CSC
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Truman
New York
Mitch Miller promotes free memberships for a parent child music society
Dr George W Crane reports Mitch Miller CBS Radio plan to form a Society for Musical Enjoyment by Parents and Children. Panelist discussions with Lee Liberace Andy Griffith and Tommy Sands advocate mutual music exploration and balanced tastes for family unity. Enroll by writing to Mitch Miller CBS Radio New York.
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Mitch Miller
New Musical Society
Tommy Sands
America
George W. Crane
Columbia Records
Aboe
Dr. Crane
CBS
Lee Liberace
Andy Griffith
New York City
William Shakespeare
Shakespeare
Andrea
Mar-garet
Mike
New Society
CBS Radio
Madison Avenue
New York
N.Y
Price Cost Squeeze Evident in Early Profit Reports
Early fiscal year results from 44 firms show 25 with lower after tax income than last year and six posting losses. Total net income drops to 117.35 million from 142.54 million, a 17.6 percent decline, though meat packers and farm machinery show mixed results with some firms improving margins.
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New York
Try and Stop Me COURSE IN SHORT STORY writing
A collection of light anecdotes from 1957 features a southern college lecture interrupted by a muscular football star kissing the lecturer and a new maid at Dr Millikan’s home who overhears a skeptic caller. Bennett Cerf presents comic bits distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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James Blan
Ford
Robert A. Millikan
Dr. Millikan
Phil Minoff
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Proverbial Reflections on Goodness From Philosophers
A compilation of quotations urging steady virtue and results over mere intent. Schweitzer Eddy Barrow and Thoreau offer views on bearing burdens, doing good, and being useful, emphasizing patient action and moral purpose.
Somerville’s view of communism and history challenged
A critical profile questions John Somerville a Soviet specialist and Hunter College professor who spent years studying Soviet Russia and writing about communism. It notes his appearances in Smith Act cases and critiques his interpretation of Marx, Lenin, and Hungarian, Chinese, and Polish revolutions, raising doubts about his conclusions.
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John Somerville
United States
Cutting
Rockefeller
Columbia
Stanford Universities
Soviet Russia
Hoover Library
Hunter College
New York
Marx
Engels
John Locke
Thomas Jefferson
Hungary
Poland
Proletariat
Communist Party
Politburo
Presidium
Lenin
Trotzky
Whch
Khrushchev
China
Manchuria
George Marshall
Marshall
Mao Tzetung
Chiang Kai-shek
CBS
Kadar
Somerville Reassearn
Academy of Sciences
Starry guidance for tomorrow boosts your productivity and prospects
The reading urges arranging work for efficiency, leveraging leadership traits, and pursuing job advancement from tomorrow through October. Romance travel and home life brighten, with optimism peaking by October. November may bring early setbacks, but they are temporary, and late December may bring uplifting news. A birthday child is described as sympathetic, intelligent, and trustworthy.
Changes Procedure Columbus Ohio Freshmen Tests Implemented
Ohio State University announces a procedural change for incoming students. Prospective freshmen must take English and mathematics placement tests to determine suitable starting courses. Tests run July 29 to Sept 7 on campus and during orientation week starting Sept 24. July 15 and Aug 31 mark key application deadlines. A mathematics professor notes a perfect bridge hand occurs about once in 40 million hands.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Athens Courier Ad Offers Daily Sunday Messenger Rates
The Athens Messenger ads show subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, carrier delivery options, and mail rates for Ohio and West Virginia readers. The notice lists monthly and six month terms and notes the paper is entered as second class matter in Athens.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio
W. Va
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Mansfield
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Olein
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South Shore
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