Call for Independent Review of Foreign Aid Program
Time to check of this country s foreign aid program is much in order with a high level, nonpartisan commission favored by President Eisenhower. Senate committee Chairman Walter George supports study by independent outsiders to ensure wisdom, avoid momentum, and keep clear purpose in aiding foreign friends.
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Eisenhower
Walter George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Asia
George
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Fermi Award Honors Von Neumann for Computing Achievement
The Enrico Fermi Award by the Atomic Energy Commission awards Dr. John von Neumann for his work on fast computing machines. He receives a $50,000 tax free prize along with a medal and citation, surpassing the $64,000 Question payout after taxes. The article asserts Congress funded the award to recognize leaders in science guiding atomic research.
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Sam
Enrico Fermi
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Ernis
John von Neumann
AEC
von Neumann
Congress
Little Man and the Economics Talk
James Marlow notes how economists argue about money and inflation, while the public grows uneasy. He cites credit as a focal point, with federal actions and cabinet debate on a borrowing brake as Commerce and Labor officials offer differing views amid March 1956 credit totals and auto spending trends.
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James Marlow
Washington
Patman
Dtex
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Eisenhower
Mitchell
Commerce Department
Growth of College Grads Fuels Hiring Boom Across Fields
Recruiting trends show record numbers of seniors from engineering and business programs securing early positions. Starting pay rises with engineers averaging near 400 dollars monthly while nontechnicals trend around 250 dollars and women in science begin about 340 dollars. Firms spend substantial sums on interview and training costs as 71 companies interview at Thunderbird Field and Notre Dame reports graduates have multiple job options.
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New York
Engineers Joint Council
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
Pennsylvania State University
Northwestern University
Notre Dame
American Institute For Foreign Trade
Arizona
Thunderbird
Phoenix
Car maker urged to include matching paint with new cars
Dr George W Crane recounts a Burma born surgeon Dr Simon Myint who, after scratching his new car, suggests manufacturers include a small paint can in the glove compartment to match colors. He argues a 25 cent touch up saves time and boosts goodwill more than costly horsepower. The piece notes consumer ideas often surpass expert designs and invites letters to Dr Crane.
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Burma
George W. Crane
Simon Myint
Philadelphia
Christian Exer
New Medical College
Dr. Crane
Henry Ford
Crane
Health of young athletes hinges on prevention and joint care
Dr. Jordan notes rising youth sports participation and stresses joint responsibility among physicians, sponsors, coaches, and players to prevent injuries. Emphasizes thorough medical evaluation, sport specific fitness, proper conditioning, and protective equipment. Recommends physician presence at contested events and cautious readmission after illness or injury.
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Edwin F. Jordan
Inelud
National Committee On
Family revealed in hospital room shock and secrets
Alice Hazard recovers in hospital as Malcolm Betsy Byrd and Jean visit. Tension grows over Cristina Lash's murder and hidden belongings. The four visitors reassess loyalties while nurses note missing items from Alice’s hospital dispatch. The scene ends with police intrigue and a continuing investigation.
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Malcolm
Jean
Byrd
Betsy
Paris
New York
Alice
Stevens
Cristina Lash
Allie
Cristina
The Public Forum in May Nature Scene
The piece depicts spring in May with blossoms foliage and wildlife. A farmer tends grain while frogs croak and bees hum as a fisherman sits by the creek. The scene emphasizes growth and rural, tranquil activity in a warm May setting.
The Stars Say May Bring Changes for August Birthday
The column advises caution on large expenditures and predicts favorable evenings for community and cultural interests. It notes strong job progress over four months, plans succeeding, and a rising financial status. August meetings with an influential person could boost prestige, with domestic stress in October but overcoming by November and hopeful news in December. A child born today is described as versatile and principled. A Cleveland, North Dakota item reports a buggy to automobile switch leading to a car damage collision with an unharmed horse.
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Dianna
Middleport
Howard Killingsworth
Hartford
Danny Killingsworth
Bill Campana
Marion
Jim Jones
Harold Hysell
Rutland
Bill Stewart
Fanny Harris
Mason
Annie Carter
Marilyn Darst
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