Eisenhower Budget Struggles Highlight Top Executives Shuffle
The resignation of budget director Joseph M. Dodge underscores a clash between government and business methods. Officials struggle with cost accounting and justification of jobs, while demanding long term education in realistic budgeting. Separate items note jet transport crashes and Senate tax wit.
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Surprising how stories lose clarity for newspapermen
A veteran writer argues that readers, reporters, and sources mislead, with many telling different stories to each journalist. He recalls a local incident where a worker claimed a man nearby faced bankruptcy after a bad check, illustrating unreliable hints at potential column material.
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Hollywood blood test claim sparks legal debate
A Hollywood discovery claims a doctor can differentiate human from monkey blood by injecting it into rabbits, potentially ending monkey disguises in crime. The tale voicing dramatic legal peril for newspapers may be false or sensational, with libel fears over print.
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Liberace Defends Image Amid Critics and Fame
Hollywood. Liberace denounces untruths about his persona while showing off a lavish San Fernando Valley home. He defends his musical approach and credits his success to broad appeal, with plans to perform in Madison Square Garden and to pursue more dramatic roles despite critics. Frank Sinatra, fresh Oscar winner, expands into serious acting with From Here to Eternity and Not as a Stranger, aiming for a broader showbiz career while reflecting on past years.
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Arid Stone and the Lively Meet with Mayhem and Gershwin
Emily Kimbrough in Pittsburgh encounters a stranger claiming to be an FBI agent, after a playful mugging reveal she misidentifies him. She vows to be cautious, while George Gershwin jokes about his bowel issues leading to psychiatry. Both anecdotes reveal misunderstandings and humor from famous figures in a chatty, old-fashioned style.
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World Balance Sheet: News In Hot And Cold Wars
United Press summary by Charles M. McCann reviews weekly balance of good and bad in hot and cold wars. Good items include Dulles’ Geneva trip drawing bipartisan support against Communist aggression in Southeast Asia and Red China recognition. Australian spy case with Evokiya Petrov. Dien Bien Phu defense and US airlifts to Indo China. Bad items include Soviet hint to boycott UN disarmament talks. Nehru’s refusal to allow US airlift planes over India. Aneurin Bevan’s anti rearmament stance and claims US seeks a failed Geneva conference.
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Quick Knowledge Quiz From a Scrambled Page
A collage of trivia questions and quick facts on Gentile meaning naming Hampton Roads, argot, presidential radio use, Trinity Church burials, birthdays of actors and poets, and a slate of old notices. It includes guessing games about performers and language origins plus a Reader’s “Happened Today” segment and a few garbled lines.
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Oppenheimer Inquiry Seen Covered By Cloak And Dagger Air
Washington's Oppenheimer inquiry draws researchers and photographers as details remain elusive. Life Magazine photographers shadow Dr J Robert Oppenheimer and his associates while government witnesses face scrutiny. The article cites legal and political maneuvers around the McCarthy era investigations.
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History of Wall Street Name Origin and Early Prize Fighting
The article notes Wall Street derived from a wall built by Dutch settlers at the village boundary, running along today’s street. It credits James Figg as a pioneer of modern prize fighting, stating he fought from 1719 to 1730. Helium ranks second lightest among elements.
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