Right To Work Amendment Sparks Partisan Debate
The Right To Work issue has become a partisan flashpoint with Republicans backing the amendment and Democrats opposing it. Voters should judge on merit, while candidates avoid pledges, as state conventions consider adding the plank and campaigns press to declare positions before November 4.
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Waterfront Welcome: New York Fireboat Diplomacy
Captain Olsen and Fireboat No. 57 greet dignitaries with water cannons in New York Harbor. The flotilla’s scale varies by guest, from two boats for modest visits to eight boats for major events like the Nautilus encounter, while balancing firefighting duties along 578 miles of waterfront.
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New York Harbor
John D. McKean
Olsen
Grover Whalen
New York
Winston Churchill
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U.N
Jersey
Long Island
Bowling: More Togetherness in a Comedy of Gloom
Saul Pett critiques bowling as a symbol of “togetherness” that binds boss and worker, management and labor, with anxious players frowning under pressure. He ridicules the sport’s devotion and the collective misery it fosters, while noting the shared misery of all bowlers.
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Nijinsky
FBI
Khrushchev
Cape Canaveral
Soviet Talks on Nuclear Tests Face Dismissal and Doubt
The piece argues much Soviet rhetoric on a high level test ban is propaganda though some may be sincere. It notes Moscow’s concern over Red China’s rising power and possible incentive to curb Beijing’s nuclear bid, while CCP ambitions and regional tensions shape the clash between Peiping and Moscow.
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China
Peiping
Moscow
Chen Yi
U.S.S.R
Britain
United States
France
Chen
Formosa
Red China
Stalin
Dr Crane’s Sleep Ritual Helps Myra Fight Insomnia
Myra Z aged 29 suffers chronic insomnia and doubles sleeping pills. Dr George W Crane counsels simple nightly routines including jotting next day plans, light reading, milk before bed, deep breaths, proper bedding, and prayer to ease stress and promote rest.
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Production Increases and Unemployment Stagnation in Postwar Economy
Industrial output rises amid stubborn unemployment as the Federal Reserve Bank of New York notes that productivity gains outpace job creation. It cites modernization, longer work weeks, cost cuts, and efficient management as drivers, with unemployment remaining high despite output gains.
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Essence of Lion perfumes zoo to farm controversy
A curious new product claims to scent like a lion. Berlin zookeeper creates a potent liquid sold to Zululand farmers. Hippos avoid sprayed streams, while a Broadway actor boasts his girlfriend in gossip.
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Zululand
Horoscope Highlights For Birthday Individuals In 1959
The forecast suggests a stimulating day with strong effort leading to progress and possible gains from unexpected sources. For those with a birthday tomorrow the next six weeks test your tendency to relax. Financial consolidation and business expansion opportunities arrive, with more chances in early 1959. Personal relationships stay positive through the year, but avoid friction in November and February. Notable late December news and a mid 1959 travel prospect are possible. A child born on this day will be cheerful and friendly but dislike hard work.
Exploitation Debate and Middle East Oil Legacy
The piece argues not foreigners but local governments profited from Middle East oil exports while foreign investment raised living standards in parts of China. It notes Wuhan's foreign control contrasted with Wuchang’s squalor, and claims surplus rural populations were absorbed into industry, reducing banditry and driving wages, even as unrest grew.
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Evening Star
Jamal A. Sa'd
United States
Nasser
Sa’d
Millenia
Middle East
Iran
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
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China
Yangtze River
Wuhan
Hankow
Wuchang
Hanyang
Chapei
Shanghai
Manchuria
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Kuangtung
Kuangsi
Yunnan
Fire safety lessons from an old physician on prevention
A physician outlines fire prevention at home during Fire Prevention Week, warning against common hazards such as dirty furnaces and frayed cords. He stresses teaching children safe conduct, proper first aid for burns, and avoiding risky home remedies, with emphasis on calling a doctor for any sizable burn.
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