Little Rock Fallout Shapes 1958 1960 US Politics
The Little Rock events this fall are seen as reshaping national politics. Analysts expect civil rights pressures and party realignments to complicate Senate cohesion and North South coalitions, with potential GOP gains offset by defections.
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Little Rock
Eisenhower
South
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Congress
Lead-Footed Justice in Federal Courts Struggles With Delays
Federal courts face long delays from filing to decision with many cases taking over a year. Administrative officials warn that rising caseloads require about 40 new district judgeships to prevent a slow erosion of the justice system, or risk denial of justice for citizens.
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United States
Congress
America
Pocketbook voting and 1958 election outlook
The text argues rising living costs push voters toward change in 1958 while inflation lingers. It notes Democrats hold Congress, voters may abandon incumbents for hopeful change, and a worse outcome could shift votes again in 1960 if a real solution remains elusive.
Reporter Visits Author in London flat for Hollywood Talk
A young woman from Woman's Sunday Mirror visits Mr. Bishop at 10am seeking material for a story on his book The Day Christ Died. The interview veers into Hollywood dreams, Kim Novak, Miss Roberts, and Charles Chaplin, with casual banter and sharp cultural observations.
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London
England
Inquiry Desk
Women’s Sunday Mirror
Christ
United States
Kim Novak
Mack Krim
Kim Krim
Jayne Mansfield
Mansfield
Miss Novak
Muriel Roberts
Roberts
Darryl Zanuck
Victor Mature
Miss Roberts
Charles Chaplin
New York’s
Leicester Square
Britain
Mirror psychology boosts public mood and sales in offices
Case history notes auditor James Beaty in Anderson South Carolina uses a large mirror facing entrants to calm irate citizens and improve telephone demeanor. The article cites Dr. Crane and William James on facial feedback as a practical aid for professionals and homes.
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Anderson
South Carolina
County Board of Tax Assessors
Auditor Beaty
Mr. Beaty
William James
Law Reviews in Supreme Court Controversy Sparks Patman Alarm
Rep Patman of Texas questions the Supreme Court's use of law reviews and outside material in forming opinions. He cites anonymous sources and unseen briefs, warning such practice could skew decisions and deny counsel the chance to meet the arguments of lobbyists and theorists.
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Supreme Court
Rep
Wright Patman
Texas
Patman
Law Review
Terial
Library of Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Harvard Law Review
Yale Law Journal
Successful Retirement Formula Back to Work
The feature profiles Peter DeMet who retired at 37 and, at 44, remains thriving by returning to work after three months. He built businesses from a Pontiac agency to Champion Bowling and a Florida bowling alley, later investing in thorium projects and All Star Golf, embracing a bold, risk taking philosophy.
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Peter DeMet
Pete
Florida
DeMet
Chicago
Colorado
Sam Snead
Lloyd Mangrum
Jimmy Demaret
ABC
Visit of Admiral Halsey Lights Up Guadalcanal Memoir
Britt of Detroit recounts Adm. Bull Halsey visiting Guadalcanal during Marines tough fight against Japanese, praising a mess sergeant’s efforts. Vandergrift notes morale sag, Halsey jokes about good feeding, sergeant salutes and returns to kitchen. A gossip columnist bound for Paris carries heavy baggage and drops names.
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IM Britt
Detroit
Guadalcanal
Adm
Bull
Halsey
Gen. Vandergrift
Paris
Horoscope for Libras in 1958 and beyond
The reading highlights strong forenoon work and possible good news boosting efforts. Libra individuals face changes in their affairs around their birthday with potential benefits if they adapt well and take on new responsibilities. Creativity and cooperation help late month outcomes, with cautions about extravagance in November and mid December.
Letter on Arabs and Israel Arab policy in Palestine
The writer defends Arabs in Palestine against romanticized myths and argues Zionist actions displaced Arab villagers. He cites Ikret as an example of forced removal and destruction by Israeli forces, notes media neglect, and calls for informed public discussion and civilizational responsibility. Harry R. Barnes, Middleport Ohio.
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Desert
Canaan
American Friends of the Middle East, Inc
East 67Th Street
New York
N.Y
Ikret
Kibbutz
Poland
National Broadcasting Company
Galahad
Harry R. Barnes
Middleport
Ohio
Athens Messenger Ad Teaser From Early 20th Century Notice
Classified style brief notes advertise newspaper pricing and delivery options. Mentions daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail rates, and entry as a second class matter in Athens Ohio. Includes Associated Press branding and reference to 1918 regulation.
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Athens Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
Ohio & W’ Va
Athens
Ohio
Vestall
Ana
Associated
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