Eisenhower Run Again Debate Frays in Washington
Washington reports show aides weighing a plan to brief President Eisenhower fully and let him steer policy if he agrees to seek another term. The discussion follows his convalescence as economists flag mixed signals on credit, taxes, and a potential Bricker Amendment affecting treaty power.
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International balance sheet notes French UN return and regional shifts
France resumes UN Assembly participation after a boycott over Algerian independence debates, seen as a Western victory. Argentina restores La Prensa to owners and dissolves Peronist party. Morocco eyes a first representative government. France’s Faure government faces a near 60 year cabinet crisis and possible early elections. Berlin tensions rise as East Berlin declares sovereignty, risking new Cold War blocs. Outer Mongolia and UN admissions spark Sino–US friction as Chiang Kai-shek stance shifts remain uncertain.
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Oil Outlook Washington Up The AFL CIO merger talk spreads
The industry fears a AFL CIO merger in New York Mabday could forge a powerful union and widen control over oil and chemical workers. CIO and atomic workers groups push for wage hikes and broader fringe benefits while industry spokesmen warn consolidation could shift bargaining power quickly. OCAW sets new wage drive rules aiming for uniform contracts and larger increases, with most contracts open for review by Jan 1. Genesis 2 7 quoted.
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Pines and plans at a labor banquet
Good Evening by Tom Sims describes a conversation at a convention banquet where Jumbermen discuss planting vast tracts of land in pines. The speaker recalls a claim of 22 000 acres being devoted to new pines and reflects on the idea of returning to the soil.
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Great For Hungry Newsmen- Food Lore Of Escoffier Friends
Harman W. Nichols writes from Washington about Les Amis d Escoffier a society honoring August Escoffier born 1846 and died 1935 the annual meals hosted by hotels and chefs where dignitaries feast without speeches. He recalls a Sheraton Carlton event with menus and courses ending with cigars reflecting old world culinary pomp and the hungry mood of reporters.
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Eisenhower pledge to help reporters at GOP committee meet
The message from President Eisenhower to the Republican national committee outlines a vow to aid in reporting the party's record. A separate Tokyo oped emphasizes continued US-Japan cooperation on nuclear concerns. Argentina's Gainza returns from exile amid dictatorship fallout. Senator Fasthind advocates stronger southern resistance to aerial segregation, urging national outreach.
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Quick Knowledge Quiz From Old Paper Clippings
A collage of trivia questions and biographical blurbs asks about boone doggler Louis XVII of France palindrome Luca della Robbia osculation and a list of actors singers and birthdays. It includes related notes on a wartime naval service star and fragmentary captions from a vintage newspaper page.
Federal Aid to Schools Sparks Washington Clash
Washington reports a White House education conference stirs contention as Congresswomen and men clash over delegate status and credit. Key figures include Frank Thompson Cleveland Bailey Edith Green and Graham Barden amid battles over aid to education and church-state separation.
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Precocious Nine-Year-Old Brat Delivers Frightful Quote
A visitor hears a sharp exchange as a nine year old jokes about modern methods in parenting. He boasts that his parents alternate spanking and that he suffers most, prompting surprised reaction from the visitor.
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