Long View on Eisenhower Far East Trip
The essay laments the end of President Eisenhower's Far East tour, noting misjudgments by the State Department and the diplomatic costs of hostile acts. It argues that goodwill visits aim to foster peace, despite riots in Japan and Red China aggression, and contrasts free nations’ solidarity with Communist bloc methods. It cites Psalms and Spurgeon as moral framing.
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Bruce Biossat
Eisenhower
Far East
Herter
Senate
State Department
Japan
Quemoy
Moscow
Peiping
United States
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Cradles and ballots point to women voting more in 1960
Mrs. Clare B Williams predicts in a GOP setting that 1960 will see more women than men at the polls. She notes women control much of the wealth and could influence national policy, though a united feminist bloc seems unlikely as enfranchised women gain political voice.
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Clare B. Williams
Republican National Committee
Supreme Court split over civil rights case signals shift
In a 7 to 2 decision the Supreme Court backed limits on procedural safeguards in Civil Rights Commission investigations, affirming faster action on voting rights. Justices Douglas and Black defended Louisiana registrar rights and cautioned on infringements amid evolving federal civil rights law.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
High Court
William Douglas
Hugo Black
Louisiana
U. S. Civil Rights Commission
Civil Rights Commission
Supreme Court
South
Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
Black
Douglas
DES Moines Register
Last Bear Market Tips For The Next One
Roger W Babson analyzes past bear markets by industry, identifying groups with the smallest declines and those most hurt. He notes timber land and ore stocks may hold value, electronics and space stocks could rise in impact, and warns gradual disarmament might affect defensive bets.
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Babson Park
Mass
Home Electric
Radio
Telt
Look for the Good in Youth Says Herzog on Modern Literature
Maurice Herzog, France’s High Commissioner of Youth and Sports, argues contemporary literature fails to reflect French youth. He says most young people are good and seek seriousness, urging focus on the normal majority over the depictions of cynicism. He urges spiritual guidance to inspire virtue. Hans Sachs, the German cobbler who died in Nuremberg in 1576, inspired Wagner’s Die Meister Singer.
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Maurice Herzog
France
Herzog
Hans Sachs
Nuremberg
Wagner
Pot Pourri and Local Notes From the Austin Herald
Austin Jaycees president recalls press focus on a long free beer bar at the national Junior Chamber convention. Iowa fights free beer legality as the state contemplates policy amid a patrol plane purchase. Hormel faces new humane slaughter law, while hog slaughter totals highlight Minnesota’s second place in the nation. Kiwanis plans a Speed n Ski Water Carnival on July 3 at St Paul Midway, and L. W. Lacy is elected commander of the State Disabled American Veterans. Austinites noted for widespread regional prominence.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Austin Jaycees
GEO. A. Hormel & Co
Minnesota
Iowa
ST. Paul
L. W. Lacy
Disabled American Veterans
Austin
Lacy
Labor Leaders Plan to Work Inside Democratic Convention
Labor leaders and the AFL COPE 30 member board will operate as a floor committee at the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles. They plan to publicly back Jack Kennedy in the nominating fight, abandoning official neutrality and pressing state delegations for Kennedy.
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Victor Riesel
Faubus
Paul Butler
Los Angeles
Butler
Afl-C10 Committee On Political Education
COPE
Cope High Command
Jack Kennedy
Labor
John Kennedy
Labor leaders rush to Los Angeles for pivotal AFL-CIO meeting
Urgent calls from COPE director Jim McDevitt and aides to George Meany urged AFL-CIO labor chiefs to report to Suite 920 at 106 W. 6th Street Los Angeles for a high level discussion on candidates. The meeting, two days before Meany presents labor's platform to Democrats, drew leaders from the Executive Council and major unions.
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Washington
AFL - Cio
George Meany
COPE
Jim McDevitt
al Barkin
R. J
Tommy” Thomas
Walter Reuther
Los Angeles
Labor
6Th St
AFL - Cio Executive Council
Zany Performer Across and Down Clues
A cryptic style crossword clue set with entries such as Kovacs as zany performer and clues for moderator, Latin terms, and various everyday words. The grid links across and down with definitions including sea forces, mover’s truck, and organ of hearing.
Notable Word Fragments as Listed Items
A compact compilation presents assorted word fragments and clues with numbers, including items like posters finisher Gaelic movies vestige temper shield, and various mappings such as military suffix assistants camp sank promontory edit exist dress feathers fiber knots French article pitch.
Big City Man Finds Peace in Small Town Retirement
Retired state employment service official Harrison H. Flick moves to a 250 person town seven miles from a city of one million. He rents a five room apartment for about 55 dollars monthly, gardens, cans produce, serves on a church board and teaches Sunday school, enjoying a simple life and a scenic farmland view while staying connected to family.
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Harrison H. Flick
Flick
Need Engine for Nuclear Air Bombers
Fort Worth, Texas AP United States does not have an engine for a nuclear powered bomber and the first flight is expected around 1965. Courtland D. Perkins assistant secretary of the Air Force said Convair will build the airframe while General Electric and Pratt and Whitney work on the engine.
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Fort Worth
Presidential hopefuls keep busy with party duties
Sen Stuart Symington and Sen Lyndon B Johnson and Sen John F Kennedy plan Senate sessions today and Wednesday. Symington and Kennedy spoke Monday at a Montana Democratic meeting in Helena. Vice President Richard Nixon meets with leaders at the White House and with Dr Raymond Saulnier, then attends a White House state dinner for the King and Queen of Thailand.
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Associated Press
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Symington
Kennedy
Helena
Mont
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Raymond Saulnier
Thailand
Jailers Face Life With No Luxuries
Columbus Georgia Muskogee County jailers must cope without comforts on duty. Chief jailer A F Hearn says a television and bed were removed from quarters to improve efficiency and alertness to duty.
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Columbus
Muscogee County
A. F. Hearn
The Siamese Cat Aesthetic and Colors
A short overview traces the Siamese origin in Siam to the 1800s and notes Seal-Point and Blue-Point as the popular colors in the United States. It describes the body as pale cream with a darker facial mask and limbs, and highlights the blue eyes, slim muscular build, and higher hind legs. Further information is available via the Siamese Cat Association of America c/o Mrs Adele Deeths Box 696 Rom California.
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Siam
Siamese Cat Association of America
c/o
Adele Deeths
Rom
Calif
Should I Confess Past Sins to My Church
A listener asks if she should publicly confess past drinking and wild living. Billy Graham advises that sinners are forgiven by God but not everyone forgives or should expect public penance. If the church condemns her, she should seek another place of worship and remember not to cast stones.
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J. B
Jesus
Clerk Takes $42 Based on Bet Lost to Horse
Miami report says Lincoln Zonn, lie detector expert, testified that a hotel clerk took $42 from the cash register after failing to borrow $2 for a horse bet. The clerk claimed the winnings were owed to him when the horse paid off.
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Miami
Fla
Lincoln Zonn
Zonn
Delivery Rates at Austin Area Post Office
Post office within 60 miles of Austin offers payable options for one month three months six months and one year. Rates show participants pay 1.15 3.25 5.50 and 12.00 with additional details unclear in the fragment.
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Austin
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