Ike's proudest boast no war for America
A historical look at Eisenhower's foreign policy eight years in the White House. The piece discusses gains and losses in Korea, Berlin, China and the Middle East, Dulles and Herter. It notes a shift from bombers to missiles, the end of the Marshall Plan, and a stalled Geneva disarmament effort alongside the U-2 incident.
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Art house theaters reap growing U S business
Hollywood AP notes surge in foreign and art films fueling profits in small venues. The Hollywood Reporter tallies about 600 art houses nationwide, doubling in five years, with Los Angeles rising from 10 to 25. A theater in the city reports higher admission and a steady crowd for titles like Hiroshima Mon Amour, while manager says foreign cinema draws paying patrons and lower overhead than big studio fare.
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Hiroshima
Harris News Roundup
Harris roundup reports Sunday closing law crackdowns by police with arrests at a car dealership. It notes potential constitutional challenges by employees and lists multiple burglaries and stabbings, including a murder at Duffy's Tavern. Other items include a museum director position and industrial expansions in Royston and Harris County.
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Monstor
Mike Persia
Smoth's Offspring Eat Clothes and Oddities Mess
A jumbled column of trivia and jokes from a late era feature. Moths eating clothing, astigmatism statistics, historic menus, old-time signs, film trivia, and quirky notes on manners, fire losses, plastics, ears, submarines, elephants, and home taxes.
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Ral Boyle
NEW York
Delmonice’s
Civil War Capitals Now Stand 100 Years Older
AP report contrasts Richmond and Washington as capitals shaped by the Civil War era. It notes 100 years since Fort Sumter, Lincoln's call for volunteers, and Richmond becoming Confederate capital. Richmond honors its war memory through Monument Avenue while Washington looks to the future.
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Charles Stafford
Robert E. Lee
Arlington
Arlington Cemetery
Potomac River
Virginia
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Richmond
Washington
Fort Sumter
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Confederatetates of
Louis H. Manarin
Douglas Southall Freeman
Lee
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Jeff Davis
Robert E. Lor
Dowdey
Clifford Dowdey
South
Lucy Turnbill
Dowdeys
Court of Criminal Appeals Keeps Busy
State Auditor CH Cavness said the Court of Criminal Appeals disposed of 1 262 cases during the year ending June 3, a gain of 16 cases from the prior period. The auditor noted a number of cases remained pending at year end, reflecting a busy docket.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
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