Daily Celegraph Delivery Rates and Agency Note
The paper lists subscription rates by carrier for daily and Sunday and by mail for West Virginia and other areas. It notes association with the Associated Press and provides advertising agency contact information and circulation details.
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Seeking Common Ground in U S Canada Wheat Trade
A congressional committee sent two officials to Canada to study a joint U S Canadian wheat marketing corporation. They report potential for mutual profit by equitable market division and joint overseas marketing, urging cooperation over unilateral tariffs and taxes. The piece calls for shared policies and renewed reciprocity between the two nations.
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Canada
Congress
United States
Graduates of 1958 Face a World of Opportunity and Duty
The 1958 graduates join a postwar landscape calmer than during the Korean War and World War II. They must consider military training if not discharged earlier, yet they leave college with less fear of war and more chances to build careers. The elder generation’s path offers no envy, only a prompt to make good use of opportunities.
Population projections face limits in 2000 estimates
A University of Chicago expert warned that projected 300 million U S population by 2000 rests on continuing trends. Delayed marriages and births amid a deepening recession could undermine these projections and any city specific gains appear even less credible.
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University of Chicago Savant
American Society of Planning
United States
Chicago Police Shift Change Aimed at Night Crime Surge
Chicago police district captains activated on the night shift to combat higher crime after dark. They aim to return to day hours while officers monitor evolving threats across multiple districts.
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Chicago
Powell and De Sapio Clash Shapes New York Politics
The piece outlines De Sapio disciplining Powell amid indictments and party maneuvering. Powell faces a potential committee demotion on the House Education and Labor Committee, with implications for his renomination and re election bids. Harriman’s camp and GOP strategists weigh Powell’s impact on 1960 races and Harlem’s vote shift.
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de Sapio
Powell
House
House Education and Labor Committee
Graham A. Barden
North Carolina
GOP
New York
Upper East Side
Graham municipal vote records count of one hundred
Daily Telegraph notes only 100 votes cast in Graham's municipal election. The article also lists concurrent local items including moonshine still confiscations in Tazewell county and a medical convention trip by Dr. C T St Clair. Otis L Gilmore elected Lions district governor at a two day session in Huntington. Roy Thompson died from burns after attempting a gasoline fire. Twenty years ago President F Fairless visited local coal mines. Arabs and Jews reached cease fire terms in Holy Land fighting. Pacific Northwest flood death toll rises to 31.
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Otis L. Gilmore
Huntington
West Virginia Lions
Roy Thompson
Falls Mills
Holy Land
Pacific Northwest
Popcorn Crisis at Brussels World Fair Highlighted
Frederick Othman reports the Brussels World Fair faces a popcorn snag as the American exhibit reveals only a lone, unlabeled can. Despite American hopes, Belgian copyright and nomenclature rules block popcorn naming though a golden 100,000,000th can labeled Pops-Rite eventually goes on display amid concerns it may be mistaken for firecrackers or garters.
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Brussels
Jim Blevins
Nashville, Tenn
Belgium
Belgium Congo
Sparkman
Dr. Kross
Congo
Blevins
Africa
Allen Beach
Commerce Department
Unemployment contrasts in Soviet and American economies
An analysis notes unemployment benefits in the United States surpass wages for some workers, contrasting with Soviet and Eastern Bloc reces sions. It cites First National City Bank claims about liberty under capitalism and mocks Russian labor conditions, referencing Mikoyan and Pravda while highlighting consumer benefits and rural homesteading in Alaska.
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Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
First National
Anastas Mikoyan
Alaska
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Russia
Pravda
Poland
Communist Party
Hollywood gossip and star moves from Sheilah Graham notes
Sheilah Graham reports on Kim Novak selling a Mercedes gift from General Trujillo, Zsa Zsa Gabor selling her Mercedes, Jean Arthur living in Carmel, and Sophia Loren switching dress colors. Bette Davis is mobbed in Italy, and Laurence Harvey plans U.S. tours with Hamlet and Twelfth Night. Jayne Mansfield, Kate Smith, Eddie Fisher, Dean Martin, and others are cited with projects and moves.
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Hollywood
Kim Novak
General Trujillo
Bel Air
Columbia Studios
Harry Cohn
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Jean Arthur
Carmel
Jean
Macbeth
Vivien Leigh
Scotland
Jayne Mansfield
Sheriff of Fractured Jaw
Spain
Jayne
Kate Smith
Nto
Kate
Eddie Fisher
Kari
Dean Martin
Keely Smith
Bette Davis
Italy
Bette
John Paul Jones
Laurence Harvey
Henry
Mr. Magoo
Dan O'Herlihy
Mike
Disney
Darby O’gil
Dan
The de Gaulle revolution and its French stakes
The author argues revolutions arise from ruling elites or intellectuals, not masses, and analyzes De Gaulle's rise via a 1946 parliamentary decay, NATO pressures, and the risk of civil conflict. It foresees staged phases, international constraints, and potential barricades as France shifts under De Gaulle.
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Germany
Hitler
Third Reich
de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Charles de Gaulle
Kuomintang
China
Russia
Franco
Spain
United States
NATO
Soviet Russia
Louis Philippe
Boulanger
Dow
Soustelle
Duclos
Mendes-France
Skywave Transcontinental Lines Set For June 15
Senator Soaper notes the Civil Aeronautics Board plans three transcontinental skywave routes ready June 15 barring objections over billboard bans. The piece mentions a driver with a wife and three children and a trend toward earlier vacations due to higher costs after August 1 for home-bound updates.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Biddle and De Gaulle Tale Highlights Postwar Lobbying
Anthony Drexel Biddle, once a Pennsylvania adjutant general and ex tennis star, helped win General de Gaulle’s friendship in wartime London while serving as ambassador to exiled governments. The piece notes Biddle’s influence and hints Ike’s ambassadorship limits, then shifts to a critique of anonymous lobbying in Washington tied to a book attacking reciprocal trade treaties. It links right to work ballot efforts with regional signature drives and near-term deadlines.
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Washington
de Gaulle
USA
Anthony Drexel Biddle
Pennsylvania
Winston Churchill
Roosevelt
Biddle
London
Poland
Netherlands
Belgium
Norway
France
North
Africa
Eisenhower
Ike
Paris
Congress
Pentagon
Justice Department
Long House
New Canaan
Conn
Conn It Is Called ‘Mainline’ and Is Authored By Senator “Molly” Malone
Nevada
Malone
Charles Porter
Oregon
Poems Whistling Boy
A lyric portrait of a nine year old boy named John Robert Quinn who expresses himself by constant whistling. The poem links his joyful nature to a wild, untamed tune that bursts forth whenever he whistles.
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