Eisenhower’s 1956 Victory Shapes 1958 Political Moves
President Eisenhower’s landslide win reinforces his influence at home and abroad. His ability to steer policy may pressure Congress and both parties in 1958 as coalition government options emerge. He champions humanitarian aid, including refugees from Hungary, while urging speed in fulfilling commitments. The text notes the public’s broad backing and the need for sustained leadership. The closing reference highlights Tanaquil Le Clercq’s polio confinement during a European tour.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Democratic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tight Money Pressures New York Borrowers and Banks
Tight money and higher credit standards face New York observers as costs rise for mortgages and consumer borrowing. Bankers' acceptances led a rate hike, while Fannie Mae notes dwindling mortgage funds and tighter residential credit. Small firms and late entrants report stricter lending even as solid borrowers receive credit. The surge in demand for funds outpaces savings, keeping policy tight to curb inflation.
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Og Sam Dawso
New York
Europe
Canada
J. J
Federal Association
Fannie Ma
Eisenhower’s Middle East Dilemma Shapes U N Backing
President Eisenhower faces a choice between a strong unilateral stance or backing the United Nations to keep peace in the Middle East. By opting for UN leadership he preserves U S moral standing and strengthens multinational action, while avoiding explicit warnings to Soviet volunteers in Egypt. The outcome remains uncertain as Russia gauges U S resolve and the UN moves to end fighting near the Suez Canal.
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James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
United Nations
Egypt
United St
World Organization
Middle East
U. N
Eiserhower
Hungary
Moscow
U.N
Suez Canal
Dr. Jordan Answers Mole Questions in Skin Panel
Edwin P. Jordan explains moles or blemishes on the skin, noting most are harmless pigment concentrations of melanin. He warns of a single troublesome variety and discusses when treatment might be considered, responding to Mrs s and a father seeking help for a son with numerous moles.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Myirlfriend
Ss. W
Stars Promise Excellent Day for Hobby and Sport
Tomorrow looks favorable for recreational activities and sports with a congenial mood for gatherings though caution advised in finances. If born tomorrow, energies will be strong through January influencing 1957 career goals, plus an upward financial trend and a good late January break.
Case History of a Psychiatrist by Dr Crane
Dr Crane discusses case history of a psychiatrist and explores ideas about behavior and medical psychology. He references a dog named Duke and a man named Bill, noting Duke’s changing reaction after Bill’s absence and suggesting dogs' perception may reveal unseen human nuances.
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Ike
George W. Crane
Duke
Chicago
Bill
Ky Corps
Water Lines Project Moves Toward Reality
New Haven reports the town council moved a water line extension project closer to reality for the growth east of town. About 35 newly built homes lack city water, with cost estimates filed and financing under study. Also noted are community club events and local social news.
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J. L. Stewart
New Haven
Vew Town Council
Councl
Local social notes from Shade and surrounding areas
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Phillips of Shade visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Dyke. The Rev. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and family moved into the parsonage. Homer Howell of Big Run visited the Snyders. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parsons included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grubb and children of Columbus. Walter Parsons Evalena Brill and Keith Brill visited Mrs. Edith Smith in Chesterhill. The Van Dykes were guests of the Snyders in Newark. The Parsons party included Mrs. Albert Ogg Mrs. Ella Ogg and Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of Athens and Mrs. Mary Brill of Stewart. The Van Dykes visited Chesterhill last week. Harry VanDyke and family were in Athens with Lee VanDyke and children.
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New Haven
Clarence Thorgas
Letart
Holzer Hospital
Mus
Wilbur Webb
Near Letart
Columbus
A. D. Hume
Roanoke
Lee Gibbs
Mildred Chapman
Hartford
Miss Chapman
Ann Rickard
Mary Lou Rickard
Staats Parsons
Ripley
Haven
Fred Sargeant
John W
Murray City
N. Wein
Wein
Helen Cooke
Huntington
Judge Maxwell
Beckley
A. B. Woodrum
Clitter
Bob Johnston
Joe E. Graham
Waverly
Ohio
Ronnie McGlothlin
Sandra Roush
Marshall College
Bill Grinstead
Ray Ward
Madison
Ind
James Cunningham
Cunningham
George Moore
Douglas Garrett
McConnelsville
Robert Scarberry
Ft. Knox
John Scarberry
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
St. Paul's
Johnnie Roush
Broadwell
Ross Phillips
Shade
Harry van Dyke
Earl Snyder
Homer Howell
Big Run
Frank Parsons
Charles Grubb
Walter Parsons
Evalena Brill
Keith Brill
Edith Smith
Chesterhill
Willard Long
Newark
Itars
Albert Ogg
Ella Ogg
George Smith
Athens
Mary Brill
Stewart
Harry VanDyke
Lee VanDyke
Farmers urge firing Benson from Eisenhower cabinet
St Joseph Mo national farmers organization voted to urge President Eisenhower to remove Ezra Taft Benson as secretary of agriculture when his second term begins. The group adopted the resolution during a Wednesday meeting urging a cabinet change to align with farm policy goals.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
National Farmers Organization
Eisenhower
Ezra Taft Benson
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Duane Beaver
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Wayne Brickles
Edgar McElroy
Belpre
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Logan
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Myrtle Frost
Dwight Spencer
Chester
Charles Spencer
Harvey Hardway
Virginia
Evelyn Brickles
U.S
Geneva
U. S
Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
China
Steader
Theer
DR. Crane
Lions Plan Party
Lions Club
Legion Hall
Lions
Garden Club
Pete Burris
Earl
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Chester Weaver
Nehaclima Garden Club
EUB Women’s Society of World Service
T. B. Roush
C. C. Roush
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Mason
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