Editorial Briefs on Poles Peasants Strikes and Desegregation
Foreign correspondents were kept from Khrushchev in Poland as peasants resisted the Moscow visitor. Governor Long is criticized for leadership in Louisiana. Eli Arnall signals Georgia schools stay open amid desegregation debates. Steel and coal strikes threaten jobs. calls for protective laws. A U.S. senator suggests inviting Russian military leaders to witness American strength to deter war.
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Khrushchev
Poland
Moscow
Georgia
Eli Arnat
South
Arnall
U. S
Hebert panel finds no undue influence on defense contracts
Washington AP Chairman F Edward Hebert says two week inquiry has found no cases of undue influence by veterans officers on defense contracts and may not. Hebert hopes the inquiry leads to legislation to clarify the current ambiguity in how influence is defined and judged. At 1959 start, 4 925 000 people were covered by employer employee pension plans in the United States. Cheese is made in about 500 varieties.
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Washington
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
House
Armed Services
Hebert
United States
Geneva
Herter
Couve de Murville
Gromyko
de Murville
Paris i
de Gaulle
Berlin
West Berlin
West
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Nixon
Russia
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Atlantic News Telegraph ads and subscription rates list
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details and rates for carriers and mail. It shows prices for subscriptions by location including Atlantic and Cass counties, Iowa, with monthly, quarterly, semi annual and annual terms, plus U.S. and Canada rates.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Jimmy Stewart Promoted After Smith Senate Stand
Jimmy Stewart gains reserve air force promotion after Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine insists on equal reserve standards and flying time. The article also notes a protracted steel strike involving David J. McDonald and administration tensions with Nixon and Mitchell over wage increases and policy.
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Washington
Jimmy Stewart
Mr. Smith
Glenn Miller
St. Louis
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Stewart
Smith
John B. Montgomery
Air Force
American Airlines
General Electric
Air Force Reserve
Montgomery
Eisenhower
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Donald C. Rurick
McDonald
Rarick
Big Steel
Ben Fairless
Tom Girdler
Auto Manus
Duquesne Club
Pittsburgh
McDonald's Union
Nixon
James Mitchell
Mitchell
Ike
the Treasury
National Steel
Jim Black
Republic
George Allen
Friends
First US nuclear merchant ship Savannah readied in Camden
Several hundred applications already exist for Savannah tickets as the NS Savannah nears launch at New York Shipbuilding Corp. in Camden New Jersey. The ship is about 60 to 70 percent complete and slated for launching Tuesday with first trials in 1960. Mrs. Eisenhower will break the champagne bottle. The project aims to demonstrate peaceful atomic energy usage and provide a prototype vessel. Cost is listed at 40.95 million dollars. Undersecretary John J. Allen notes future ships could be cost competitive with oil vessels.
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Camden
N.J
Savannah
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
John J. Allen
Commerce For Transportation
Allen
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest and Local Nonsense
A 1950 poems and notes page features Edgar A. Guest verse about salesmanship and civility. In Whitehall New York a historic bicentennial celebration crowns 81 year old former teacher Miss Alene Manville as beauty queen with remarks praising her life. A safety advisory warns readers not to drive if they have been drinking.
Bridge hand from 1950 Bermuda England vs United States
A fragment describes a contract bridge hand from a England versus United States match in Bermuda in 1950. The North hand and bidding are noted with tensions over spade outcomes and a 1300 point potential swing, illustrating how different decisions alter play.
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England
United States
Bermuda
Almartoom
Wound infection risks and medical advice from 1959 feature
Article explains why minor wounds may become infected, listing three factors: germ count, germ species, and body resistance. It notes white blood cells defend against infection but do not always win, and recommends maintaining good overall health. Also includes medical Q&A on joint support and a note on naval stores trade term.
Sweden’s rainy summers curb forest fire risk says expert
A Canadian forestry expert notes Sweden rarely experiences major wildfires due to its evenly distributed summer rainfall. He explains this steady precipitation helps suppress fire outbreaks and reduce ignition likelihood across the season.
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Sweden
Jews Farmers Union Urges Wheat Vote In Des Moines
Maurice O Reilly president of the Jews Farmers Union urges producers to vote in Des Moines. He backs a marketing quote of at least 1.80 dollars per bushel to support stable returns for wheat growers.
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Des Moines
Maurice O'Reilly
The
Jews Farmers Union
Church News Touts Mission School Teaching At Grand Forks
An item notes Mrs J S Wood and Mrs Hancock with Eldon Paulses and other adults teaching last week in a missions school for the WSCS at Grand Forks. The brief highlights church efforts and participants.
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Lewis—Mirs
WSCS
Grand Forks
N. Hancock
Marriage license fee debate in Cheektowaga
Kenneth T. Hanley opposed raising the marriage license fee beyond the traditional $2, arguing that with the cost of living, keeping it at $2 is the least the town can do. Other names mentioned include Mr and Mrs Dajana, Mr Lewis Jamiger, and Mrs Wekander, all tied to Cheektowaga.
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Gene Wekander
Dajana
Lewis Jamiger
Cheektowaga
Kenneth T. Hanley
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