Jenner Criticizes Eisenhower Policy and Bandung Assertions
Senator William Jenner intensifies critique of the Eisenhower foreign policy amid Asia tensions. He alleges government manipulation to aid Chou En-lai and accuses officials of harboring subversives. The piece also covers AFL CIO merger outlook, Crockett in Congress, and Civil Defense notes on barn shelters for atom blasts.
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Washington
William E. Jenner
State Department
Truman
Jenner
Asia
China
Chou En-lai
Bandung
Indonesia
Indiana
Chou
Washington Bets on Nixon and a Democratic 1956 Split
A lighthearted Washington column with Bug-eye the informer predicts Nixon as the best equipped successor to Eisenhower, while Adlai may run if Kefauver Harriman or McCarthy shake up the field. A separate Washington note weighs Soviet leadership for the Big Four summit, Ties shift under health vaccine hesitancy, and a clash over public fallout data between AEC and Civil Defense. Democrats stay optimistic about sweeping gains in 1956, aiming to control both presidency and Congress with pivotal-state victories.
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Washington
White House
Lafayette Park
Great White Mansion
Talking Squirrel
Burgy
Gettyaburg
Bug-eye
Big Boy
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Mamie
Tice
Warren
Nixon
California
Adlai
Kefauver
Harriman
Meyner
New Jersey
Leader
McCarthy
Russia
United States
Great Britain
France
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Nikita Khruschev
Georgi Malenkov
Congress
National Committee
New York
Timais
Hitchhiking Bee Advice From an Insect Expert
Washington report quotes James I Hambleton of the Agriculture Department urging drivers to calmly remove a bee in the car. He notes most bees won’t sting when not frightened and warns honey bees can be dangerous for allergic individuals. Other stories recount ants in a car and a farm wife driving into a ditch due to a mouse aboard.
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Val Peterson
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Peterson
Washington
James I. Hambleton
Hambleton
Ohio State University
University of Wisconsin
Rees
North Dakota
Retired Army Veteran Fred Kniffen’s Long Life of Service
Fred Kniffen of Mt Vernon Ti born, later in nine foreign locales and all 44 states, plans retirement yet. Army career 1908 to 1988, retired as sergeant major. Remembered as instrument sergeant to General McNear and First Sergeant under Captain George S. Patton during World War I. Met Eddie Rickenbacker en route to war. After Army, he pursued hunting and fishing in Arkansas, ran a chain of stores, then shifted to advisory work. He prefers fishing but will stay involved in business, aiming for activity and a fair trial.
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Fred Kniffen
Mt Vernon
General McNear
McNear
Fort Sill
Arkansas
Baytown Sun Publication Details
The Baytown Sun operates as a weekday newspaper from Baytown Texas with editor Fred Hartman and advertising director Gould. It outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail, prepaid options and mentions archival post office classification and national ad representation.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Gould
Beulah Mae Jackson
Armed Services
Raytown
Postoffice
Act of Congress
General Advertising Service
Freeing Of U S Fliers Hailed Amid Global Tensions
U P foreign analyst notes mixed week on international balance sheet with China freeing four U S Air Force officers imprisoned over two years and signaling possible wider releases. US cautious on motives as Khrushchev and Bulganin seek Tito meeting. talks in London edge toward a Japanese peace treaty and North African unrest pressures. In Britain, a state of emergency looms as 70,000 rail engineers strike, docking workers add strain. West Berlin cuts lines in a bid to suppress a “baby blockade” threatening rail and transit.
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United States Air Force
Reus
United States
Navy
Coast Guard
China
Eisenhower
Fried
Nikita S. Khrushelkv
Communist Party
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Great Britain
France
Russia
Japan
London
Ich
Ion
Nee
North Africa
Tunisia
Morocco
Edgar Franre
Forms and Blank Forms in a Frantic Note
Irving Hoffman sends a note from a friend furious over forms. The piece ridicules endless paperwork with colors like red yellow blue and pink and jokes about resumes tax forms and personnel blanks in a spray of improvised verse.
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Irving Hoffman
Fragmented Q&A Trivia From an Old Newspaper Page
A garbled trivia page lists questions and partial answers about US presidents wonders of the Bible and history. It mentions Theodore Roosevelt and Peyton C. March among scattered names with unclear context and dates, plus birthday notices and random historical hints.
Hobby successor should focus on health welfare progress
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues the next head of Health, Education, and Welfare must be a strong health advocate. He blasts Mrs. Hobby for weakly promoting the department, cites grain inspection reversals, budget cuts to medical research, and opposition to hospital and school construction, urging careful scrutiny by a congressional committee.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Eisenhower
Peavey Heffelfinger
Minneapolis
Republican National Finance Committee
Congressional Committee
John L. Harvey
M. R. Stephiens
Food and Drug
Hobby
Congress
Mrs. Hobby
Senate
Lister Hill
Alabama
Hobbs
Hobby Fry
Did You Know Facts About Moles And Pet Trade
A mole, about six inches long, can tunnel over 75 yards in a single night. The U S pet selling business now totals about 50 million dollars annually.
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United States
Amonut
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