Washington Senator Jackson Seen as Veep Candidate
Washington State Senator Henry M Jackson emerges in party circles as a possible Democratic vice presidential nominee for 1956. His prospects hinge on Senate probe of missile lag and defense, with Adlai Stevenson favoring him as a balance to Nixon. Health and Eastland chairmanship also shape GOP strategies.
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Russia
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Pacific Coast
Richard M. Nixon
Herbert Hoover Jr
Nixon
Eisenhower
Hoover
State Department
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Eastland’s role shapes federal judge confirmations over school integration
The candidate from West Virginia opposes racial integration in schools. Eastland’s chairmanship grants power to confirm all federal judgeships, especially judges who may influence desegregation progress. As head of the judiciary committee he can block confirmations for those sharing anti integration views. GOP strategists see Eastland’s potential loss of chairmanship as a political issue in northern Senate battlegrounds.
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James Eastland
Mississippi
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hastland
Harley Kilgore
West Virginia
Judiciary Committee
GOP
Senate
Supreme Court
Evernil Dirksen
Mlinois
Chicago
Tom Hennings
Missouri
Morocco Visit Reveals Rich Farms and Royal Welcome
A long dispatch describes farms in Moreccn owned by French landowners where some workers live in poverty. The travel group, greeted by sultan’s retinue and hundreds of chiefs, visits the Rover Palace and meets officials including Mouley Abdallah Brahim. Discussions touch on Morocco’s independence, US recognition, and future economic talks with France.
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Rover Palace
Mhamid Deghari
Mouley Abdallah Brahim
GPON
Royal Palace
Andre Dubois
Dubois
France
Morocco
United States
Who Can Arrest a Governor in Law and Politics
A Sun News Desk memo discusses whether the governor can be arrested. Atty George Chandler asks Fred Jones, assistant AG, who finds the constitution does not cover arrest of governors, only immunity for senators and legislators in certain cases. The piece notes the ambiguity and explains liberal versus conservative labels, plus a Virginia “Resolution of Interposition” draft tied to integration debates.
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Ia Jook
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Fred Jones
Fred
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Virginia
Fragmented NYC reminiscence hints at blurred tales and places
A fragment from a New York scene describes a casual gathering and vague memories of wealth and riverside streets. The voice recalls past days and a sense of lingering urban color, with uncertain references to people and locations along the river and city center.
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Renoce
Riverside Rive
Manhattan social climate and upper east side lifestyle gossip
A fragmentary reminiscence surveys downtown Manhattan, Beekman and Sutton Places, and East Side influence. It notes celebrities and socialites like Viveca Lindfors and Katharine Hepburn, mentions the Plaza and Hotel Astor, and recounts a dramatic divorce aside about a West Side romance.
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Sutton Places
Maurice
Greenwich Village
Viveca Lindfors
Third Avenue
Yorkville
Katie Hepburn
Second
Josy
Bewer
Arthur D’artois
Penn Station
East Side
Upper East
West Side
Baytown Sun masthead and old subscription rates
Baytown Sun listing shows publication details with editors and staff, office location, and historic subscription prices. It notes carrier and mail rates, Baytown address, and post office classifications as second class.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Frei Hartman 'S
Harry Boswell
Treston Pendergrass
Beulah Mac Jackson
Armed Services
Mortin Red
Congress
You're Telling Me! by William Ritt arrives in Algiers
A fragmented mock column notes You're Telling Me! by William Ritt arriving in Algiers with a mixed sense of reception. The spoof mentions France's new premier facing critical headlines and a Japanese counterfeiter producing 11,000 yen banknotes, noting the sole error was the government not printing higher sums.
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William Ritt
Algiers
France
Army In Market If You Are A Dog Uncle Sam Needs You
The Army seeks dogs aged one to three with strong ribs and a cold wet nose, preferring German Shepherds but open to poodles and terriers. Recruits are trained at Fort Carson and earn about 125 dollars per dog plus food, with pups replacing some human roles in air force installations.
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Uncle Sam
Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Sam
Army Dog Training Center
Fort Carson
Calo
Knowledge Grab Bag Riddle Pack from Old Newspaper
A collage of trivia clues and partial biographical notes asks readers to name figures like the author of Onward Christian Soldiers and the Gideons, identify Lily Langtry, and recall historical dates, with scattered clues about politicians and entertainers from early 20th century.
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Lily Langtry
Union backs federally funded low rent housing in Baytown
The American Federation of Labor and affiliated Baytown unions endorse the city housing program as a solution to substandard shacks for low earners. Don Zappone, business representative of Painters Local Union in Baytown, urges qualified members to vote for the program.
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American Federation of Labor
Baytown
Don Zappone
Bec, Painters Local Union
Texas
Cyprus crisis shows gaps in U S foreign policy
Washington. In a review of handling in Cyprus President Eisenhower and aides appear hampered by communication gaps and routine missteps. The article links these failures to broader strain in Northern and Southern political coalitions over civil rights and foreign policy.
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