Beck Holds Key To Labor Unity In Washington
Inside Washington reports that Teamsters President Dave Beck may shape labor unity more than AFL CIO leader George Meany. Beck expands influence by inviting 60,000 East Coast ILA members to join the Teamsters, amid questions about racketeering tied to ILA leadership.
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Dave Beck
George Meany
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Meany
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Beck
Teamsters Union
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
AFT
West Coast Longshore Men's Union
Harry Bridges
Well-Read and Well-Ready A Distant Childhood Reflection
A writer muses on the term well-read versus well-ready noting the tug between finishing books and knowing their beginnings. He laments half-read works and the memory drain of juggling unfinished chapters, questioning how readers discern the good half of a book.
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Winchell
Kansas
New Yorker mood and city life in a sharp excerpt
A fragment discusses Ben Techt and a New Yorker steeped in a bleak, worldly mood. The piece travels through New York streets under the Roosevelt marquee, noting coldness, urban encounters, and a search for comfort amid crowded sidewalks and rain. It closes with a biblical citation from Romans.
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New York
Ben Techt
New Yorker
Goose Creek
Tex
Roosevelt Hotel
Deerman
Wynda
Baytown Sun publication details and rates
The Baytown Sun lists weekday publication details, office address at Pearce and Ashbel Ay, Hartman area, editor Syd Gould, advertising director Reinlan Maelarkseeee, and office manager. Subscriptions are $1.26 monthly by carrier and $1.24 by mail monthly, with other rate options and advance payment noted.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
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Ashbel
Baytown
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Act of Congress
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General Advertising Service
Rainy New Yorker Day Aims to Walk On
Mel Heimer sketches a rainy Manhattan day where damp streets force strangers together yet soon separate them again. In cafés waitresses offer warmth while pedestrians debate fights on TV and the city’s mood shifts with the weather. The piece ends with a montage of odd news items and a fleeting sense of shared city life.
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Cedar Bayou
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Parkway
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World Balance Sheet Summary Good And Bad
United Press Foreign Analyst Charles M McCann surveys weekly international news. Good news includes Eisenhower disputing a predicted Chinese attack on Matsu and Quemoy, a possible Big Four conference with Russia, Britain joining the Turkey Iraq defense treaty, and a potential East-West bloc shift amid Berlin tensions. Bad news notes renewed threats of civil war in South Vietnam and Nehru cautioning Western powers over Asian African conference and colonialism fears.
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Egypt
India
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East Germain
Berlin
Western Germany
Viet Nam
Indo-China
Saigon
Indonegia
Southeast Asia
Free World
Grab Bag Of Easy Knowledge A Central Press Feature
A garbled central press feature asks quick trivia on money weights potato weights and famous figures. It includes questions about Jesse James, a president nicknamed Colossus of Debate, legends about Robert the Bruce, and a long multilingual glossary with trivia snippets and brief biographical notes.
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Central Press
Jesse James
Frank
Robert Bruce
Scotland
Fragmented Fact or Fiction From Alberta Report
A quirky claim says rodent scientists in Alberta use helicopters to study migratory habits. The report mentions a Heverina Jew and Honda, with pilots painting animals, and a test claiming a white topped car vs a black topped car parked together affects temperature by fifteen degrees.
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Alberta
Canada
Ise Hlicopters
haffsTa
Heverina
Fie Honda
Washington Merry-Go-Round on Red China and Allies
A capsule look at U S President and officials wary of a China strike. Japan Carlton Hatoyama warns bases off limits. Canada would pull troops from Korea. Dulles leaks Yalta debates. Eisenhower and Carney conflicts. Navy and Pentagon press restrictions. State Department politics and backroom bets on ambassadors.
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China
Quennoy
Matsu
Ichiro Hatoyama
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Hatoyama
Quermoy
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Korea
Kaye Adm
Carney
Eisenhower
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Ite
Adm. Radford
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Yalta
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New York Herald Tribune
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Democratic
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U. A
al Yalta
Alger Hiss
Ed Stettinius
Reid
Les
Bert Andrews
John Metcalfe
Metcalfe
Striinius
Senate
John Foster
Herbert Lehman
Dean Achison
Lehman
Charlie Ross
Key West
Truman
Acheson
Try And Stop Me Job Grizzly Bear Hunting Camp Picture
A Black Hills hunting party notices a bear with a wallet picture of a stout lady in fancy hunting attire holding a smoking rifle. The scene includes bold exclamations of hitting something and the wife’s gleeful tone while her husband reacts to the sight and language.
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Black Hills
Jnat
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