Duties Of Citizenship Remembered In Breitenstein Speech
The Rocky Mountain News quotes U S District Judge J S Breitenstein addressing new citizens about duties that accompany rights. He warns that citizenship brings responsibilities including voting, equality of opportunity, and freedom of speech, urging interpreters to pursue happiness without promising riches.
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The
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
U.S
J. S. Breitenstein
U. S
America
United States
Court
A Fatal Weakness in World Power Alignments
The piece argues that the real edge of the allied democracies is collective willful unity, while the Soviet led bloc relies on forceful satellite nations. Free association vs coercive control explains why communism cannot confront the united West.
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U.S
Russia
Spring Changes in Food Taste and Inventions
The piece notes spring's altered meaning due to freezers and refrigeration improving year round access to fruits and vegetables. It contrasts past hunger with current availability and reflects on evolving tastes as technology advances. It also discusses Red Chinese flyers aiming for better western relations amid broader Cold War tension.
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Emmett Kelly
Washington, D.C
White House
Otto Griebling
John Robsion, Jr
Kentucky
Densted
Bernard Braskamp
House of Representatives
Capitol
Hanover College
Indiana
Washington Pipeline
Chiang Kai-shek
P. T. Mow
Chiang
Formosa
John Brody
New York City
Carlos Romulo
Chou En-lai
Red China
Romulo
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Air Force
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Atlantic News-Telegraph Published Evenings Sidebar Rates
The Atlantic News-Telegraph publishes evenings except Sunday under News-Telegraph Pub. Corp. Editor F D Simpson. Rates list for carrier and mail subscriptions in Iowa, Cass counties, surrounding areas, and U S Canada including durations from 1 month to 1 year and international options.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Jows Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cass
U. S
Canada
Fair Labor Split Clouds Highway Bill Debate in Senate
In a lengthy session senator Chavez weighs removing the fair labor provision from the highway bill to gain passage. The split within the Democratic Party shows labor friendly Texas senator Lyndon Johnson backing opponents, while Knowland leads Republicans backing the provision. No roll call was taken as 15 hands were needed.
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Washington
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Senate Public Works Committee
Senate
George
Georgia
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Knowland
California
Democratic Party
Neuberger
Douglas
Illinois
McNamara
Michigan
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Holland
Florida
Alben Barkley
Lehman
New York
Matt Neely
West Virginia
Magnuson
Morse
Oregon
Mansfield
Montana
Monroney
Oklahoma
Rachel
Bill Knowland
GOP
Byrd
Virginia
Pat McNamara
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest
A compressed poem fragment by Edgar A Guest reflecting self indulgence and satire on excess. The piece repeats phrases about doing things too much and seeking advice, noting high personal cost yet continuing behavior.
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Edgar A
Edgar A. Guest
Court rules newspaper has no right to trial transcript
New York State Supreme Court Justice Anthony Di Giovanna ruled the New York Post cannot obtain the trial transcript of a recent Brooklyn manslaughter case. The judge said transcripts are not public records even when they relate to matters of public interest. the Post has 30 days to appeal.
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New York
Supreme Court
Anthony di Giovanna
New York Post
Samuel 8. Leibowitz
Brooklyn
di Giovanna
Post
British banking basics shown as a cooperative system
The piece contrasts British banking with U S regulations noting no formal bank acts or inspections in the Bank of England system. It describes voluntary management of troubled banks, a lean regulatory environment, broad gold openness, and a preference for minimal new laws as part of a cooperative, self governed economy.
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London
Great Britain
Federal Reserve System
Bank of England
Treasury
United States
British Commonwealth
South Africa
Fort Knox
New York
American firms to organize British companies for trade
The article notes that U S firms may create more British entities to operate export trade. It observes many American owned plants in England producing for British and global markets and predicts this trend will grow as world trade expands.
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England
Drug Firms Back Voluntary Plan for Salk Vaccine
The American Drug Manufacturers Assn informs President Eisenhower it backs a voluntary allocation program to speed fair distribution of the Salk polio vaccine. EVP Karl Bambach praises Secretary Hobby and aides for handling the vaccine situation.
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Washington
American Drug Manufacturers Assn
Eisenhower
Karl Bambsch
Association
Hobby
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