Nasser examined as patriot or dictator by The Reporter
The September issue of The Reporter profiles President Nasser of Egypt, presenting two stark views. Claire Sterling portrays him as a patriot facing Western imperialism yet warns of his failures in hospitals, schools, land reform, and industrialization while highlighting a massive arms buildup and heavy military emphasis.
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Farouk
Marti
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Aswan
Mr. Siling
Russia
Sterling
Britain
Israel
Suez Canal
Experimental steel school in Gary promises big savings
In Gary Indiana a six room one story Hosford Park Grade School is under construction as an economy project. The steel structure is cheaper to build and maintain and offers faster erection and improved fire safety. If successful it could ease crowded classrooms nationwide. A second note discusses rising taxes, noting state tax collections climbed to 13.3 billion in the last fiscal year, up 1.7 billion.
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Gary
Ind
Hosford Park
Sylvia Porter
Campaign issues blur as Stevenson, Eisenhower, Nixon spar
James Marlow reports on a sprawling Washington scene where Adlai Stevenson presses for ending the draft and H bomb tests while Eisenhower says he is done discussing them. Nixon pursues Stevenson’s unsound position as both Republicans claim the big campaign issue. Analysts note shifting priorities as Stevenson hints at several core themes and voters grow weary, urging economy in state and national governments.
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James Marlow
Washington
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Stevenson
America
West
Nevada
I Love Cows and Hamlet Dream for Siobhan McKenna
Siobhan McKenna, praised as the century’s greatest Joan of arc in St Joan, mixes Irish charm with ambition to play Hamlet. The Galway-born actress, amid off Broadway acclaim, balances farm dreams with a future on stage, recalling Gaelic freckles as beauty signs.
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Hal Boyle
New York
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Miss McKenna
Ireland
Hamlet
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Phoenix Theater
Tomboy Saint
Bernard Shaw
Joan
Aelic
Dublin
London
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Paris
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Hollywood
Eisenhower
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Katie Hepburn
Hamet
Case History of a Psychiatrist by Dr Crane
Dr Crane argues teachers rely on dull textbooks and theory, urging practical psychology in teaching. He recalls Dr Henry C Link and critiques quackery, stressing engaging pedagogy, readable material, and tests for good teachers. Readers urged to request his Tests for Good Teachers.
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George W. Crane
Henry C. Link
Chicago
Psychological Corporation
Dr. Link
New York
Conjally
American Psychological Association
Dryden Press
Dr Jordan on spreading germs from colds and spitting
Dr Edwin P Jordan notes that many cold sufferers spread germs by sneezing and coughing in public. He condemns thoughtless crowding during illness and calls out the dangerous habit of promiscuous spitting as a municipal health hazard.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Horoscope and health notice with birthday greetings
The text blends a tomorrow horoscope noting favorable rays for art study and business with a birthday forecast of stimulating experiences and new friends. It also includes a public health warning about spitting in public places and its health risks, followed by brief social notices about a family birthday celebration and people recovering from illness.
CIA Agent in East Berlin Stirs Spy Talk in North Diary
Major Milo March is pictured as the CIA’s East Berlin spy in postwar intrigue. A tense exchange recounts Henri Flambeau’s briefing about Oderbruch and Frau Schwabach, with March’s possible kidnaping mission looming. The piece weaves espionage chatter with ordinary life notes and a cliffhanger ending.
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Tagliche Rundschau
East
East Berlin
Berlin
Heruss
Milo March
West Berlin
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