West Germany Ready To Stand Against Russian Aggression
West Germany completes signing of agreements that make it a free nation with a 500000 man armed force and a NATO member. Adenauer says reunification chances improve as Russia aims at a united Western world, while Soviet notes push to block rearmament.
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He smiles with his heart a note on Eisenhower’s appeal
A column contrasts scientific and poetic views of the heart and then highlights President Eisenhower’s appeal. A group of European exchange students met him at the White House and praised his warmth, noting he “smiles with his heart,” describing why his personality resonates beyond politics.
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The Heart That Smiles Inprison Chaplain's Life
By Erich Brandeis. Father Ambrose Hyland, longtime Clinton State Prison chaplain, died in a burning car after a heart attack. He founded the Chapel of St. Dismas, bringing heaven to inmates with aid from diverse supporters. The essay muses on the spiritual heart surpassing the physical heart.
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California GOP race fuels 1956 convention watch
Inside Washington reports a three way tug in California among VP Nixon Senate leader Knowland and Governor Knight as California results on November 2 could signal future GOP moves and possibly the presidential nominee if Eisenhower does not seek another term. Nixon backs congressional candidates but omits the Knight ticket. Knight pursues cross party support to attract Democrats and independents, echoing Earl Warren’s prior strategy.
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California GOP at 1956 convention rivals amid campaigned exit drive
Central Press figures in California tilt their campaigns toward GOP senatorial efforts elsewhere to amass support among future colleagues. Watkins, Utah senator, once quiet, drew praise from press for McCarthy censure work and once walked to the Senate press gallery to announce group decisions. A misty Washington atmosphere arises as reporters note deadlines and political maneuvering.
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Best-Hatted Man of 1954 Upset by Eden Pick
Washington column by Harman W. Nichols ranks Dwight D. Eisenhower second to Robert Anthony Eden as 1954’s best-hatted man. Hat provocateur Harry Rolnick of Garland, Texas, places Eden first, with Eisenhower noted for concise headwear. Nixon is omitted for rarely wearing a hat.
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Qnce in a lifetime By Frank Attila
Fragmented column lists trivia and biographical blurbs including questions and notes about Rube Burrow, a Hollywood actress from Finland, a diplomat born in Tacoma, birthday notices, vocabulary word ingress, and assorted historical dates. The tone mimics a lively old newspaper feature with mixed miscellany and reader challenges.
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Eisenhower Snubs Pakistani Prime Minister Amid Visit Turbulence
Washington scene brushes off Pakistan Prime Minister Mohammed Ali as last minute schedule changes and blank greetings spark tensions. Ali misses welcome by Eisenhower and Dulles, faces a later reception gap, while Liberia’s Tubman declines Georgia Governor Talmadge’s invitation due to civil rights concerns. U S aid to Pakistan proposed amid the turmoil.
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Tubman toaccept Georgia degree but skip governor clash
Article recounts President Tubman of Liberia planned to visit Georgia for an Atlanta University degree but avoid Governor Talmadge due to his stance on integrating white schools. A Liberian envoy conveyed warnings of possible American Negro criticism, prompting a one day Liberia delegation meeting.
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