Adams Has Been Aiding Eisenhower In Policy And Politics
The piece reviews Sherman Adams as Eisenhower’s key aide and political adviser, noting trust in his integrity yet criticizing imprudences from accepting gifts and hotel hospitality. It cites Adams’ influence on primary strategy, Dixon-Yates negotiations, and nominations, plus impacts on defense and labor bills and Knowland’s campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Adams
New Hampshire
Ohio
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Feneral Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Dixon-Yates
TVA
Boston
Russia
Outer Space
Nixon
White House
Knowland
California
Labor Department
Mitchell
Geneva
Senate
Daily Telegraph Publication Catalog and Rates
The notice lists the Daily Telegraph Printing Co. details with address 412 Bland Street and notes Associated Press news use rights. It includes subscription rates by carrier and mail, with West Virginia mailing zones and inquiries for additional rates from the Kats Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Ike Shott
Vonme
Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Buefitid
Meader
Associated Press
Sones
West Virginia
Sn Kiem
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kats
Notable Biblical Verse and Martin Luther Quote
A religious quotation juxtaposes Deuteronomy's warning against multiplying wives and wealth with Martin Luther's critique that riches pleasure and pride corrupt humanity. The excerpt frames material wealth as a spiritual danger and moral caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther
Travel Boom In Recession Pre-Independence Day Weekend
The article notes a travel surge as the summer vacation season starts in the country. It highlights the weekend before July 4 as a peak period, despite economic concerns.
Record Travel Demand Persists Amid Recession Fears
AAA reports European bookings at an all time high and summer to fall reservations exceed last year by over 50 percent. US Passport Office sees a 21 percent rise in applications, with commerce officials predicting further foreign travel growth this year. Mexico and Canada show gains as plane fares drop and car rentals rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Association
U.S
Office of Business Economics
U.S. Department of Commerce
Europe
Mediterranean
Canada
Latin America
Mexico
A.A.A
Vacation travel boom expected to match record year
The AA.A. projects 1957-like travel demand with 80 million trips by car and 85 percent of vacations to be highway treks. Cape Cod Chamber reports 46 percent more inquiries. National Park Service foresees 63.5 million visitors to 180 protected sites. New England eyeing 2 million extra visitors with Yankee Come Home campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aa.a
United States
Cape Cod
Gasoline tax changes spread across East Coast states
Rhode Island and New Jersey raised gasoline taxes while Missouri and New York keep small increases. Motorists face higher prices but tourists look for cheaper trips as East Coast Florida resorts offer more vacation deals. Detroit club notes travel up 3 percent. Midwest to West Coast travel rises, with mixed mid June estimates from the Rocky Mountain area and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Missouri
New York
East Coast
Florida
Detroit Motor Club
Midwest
Rocky Arse
Eland
Leisure time use debated in modern books and articles
Readers are urged to explore guides on enjoying spare hours while enthusiasts hail the atom-powered, rocket-shooting submarine as the era’s top underwater invention since the ballpoint pen.
Sunday Traffic Optimism for Car Makers
The Sunday traffic outlook hints at growth as millions of cars head toward replacement. Industry observers note strong demand potential for automakers widely expected to benefit from aging fleet turnover.
Singing-Commercial Bride-To-Be Marry Soon
Senator Soaper notes a woman with over two thousand radio and TV jingles will marry. The couple will share a joke whenever a jingle plays as they recall their song. A Kansas bank robbery loot is found in a fishing tackle box. A Kentucky teen who dropped out of high school earns twenty thousand dollars in his first year, prompting thoughts on education and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Renah Camalier
Adams
District of Columbia
White House
Camalier
New York
Pat Kearney
Sherman Adams
Minnesota
John Blatnik
Harper’s Ce
Congress
Emily Taft Douglas
Illinois
Elizabeth Kee
West Virginia
Bernard Braskamp
House of Representatives
Senator Humphrey Tackles Fair Trade Debate
Washington report details Senate Small Business subcommittee hearings on fair trade proposals. Frederick Othman notes his wife prefers discount stores for appliances and questions if manufacturers should set retail prices. Joseph Fleishaker argues for national fair trade law to allow franchising and price controls to protect consumers from high costs and poor service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Hilda
Humphrey
Mrs. 0
Joseph Fleishaker
Louis
William Proxmire
Wis
Fleishaker
Dayton
Ohio
Dim Wares and a Thrifty Iron Tale
A shopper bought a $11.38 iron from a street seller with empty shelves and a boxed manufacturer’s guarantee she discarded. She saved $8.12, betting on repairs if needed, while Proxmire questions low price plus service. An attempted scuffle over history follows.
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11Th Street
Proxmire
Fleishaker
Republicans in Stark County mobilize to meet 1960 election threat
Raymond Moley notes Canton visit as Republicans plan to counter a Democratic sweep with district by district contests. They target Bricker O Neil and GOP resistance to Adams, mobilize junior industrial leaders, and prepare a full time professional executive to combat AFL C IO COPE in Stark County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County
Ohio
Democratic Party
Afl-Cio Committee
Canton
COPE
Plan Campaign On Professional Lines
An expert campaign director would mobilize volunteers train staff and raise funds to sustain party activity year round. This professional direction is seen as essential for the Republican Party to compete with a highly professional union backed Democratic Party. The piece argues local parties must be organized with professional leadership in battleground industrial communities.
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Congress
Republican Party
England
Hollywood gossip and film star doings spill across New York and Paris
Marilyn Monroe balks at leaving Arthur Miller for weekends in the East while filming Some Like It Hot. Brigitte Bardot vents at Frank Sinatra skipping Paris talks and vows to quit screen at 25. Elvis Presley shines in King Creole final pre‑emoting role. Doris Day and Jack Lemmon autograph scene at Pickwick Arms. mama Julie Gabour plans Australia trip funded by her life story. NBC details Bat Masterson fall schedule. Dick Anderson dispenses advice on marriage amid romance with Joan Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Marilyn Munroe
Arthur Miller
MMMMM
Billy Wilder
New York
Billy
Richard Burton
Carroll Baker
Gladys Cooper
Bob Crosby
Doris Day
Jack Lemmon
Greenwich, Conn
Pickwick Arms
Miss Casey Jones
Mama Julie Gabor
NBC
Milton Berie
Gene Barry
Bat Masterson
Bat
Dick Anderson
Joel McCrea
Carol Lee Ladd
Joan Collins
Brigitte Bardot
Frank Sinatra
Paris
Rome
Ava Gardner
Frankieboy
Brigitte
Mile. Bardot
Elvis Presley
Hollywood News Flashes and Stars on Set in Britain
Elvis learns to act says insiders as Bette Davis suffers British chatter about age. Babs Davis accompanies her sister on The Scapegoat shoot in England and is teased as a maid. McGuire sisters may debut in Joe Pasternak's Snob Hill with Jimmie Rodgers and Debbie Reynolds.
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Bette Davis
Barbara
England
Babs
Bette
Britain
McGuire Sisters
Las Vegas
Joe Pasternak
Jimmie Rodgers
Debbie Reynolds
Tribute to Herbert Bayard Swope as a master journalist
The author praises Herbert Bayard Swope for inside access and deep knowledge, recounting his wall street reports at the track, his leadership style, and his influence on American journalism. The piece notes Swope’s aristocratic bearing, his world of colleagues like Baruch and Churchill, and the decline of handouts in modern reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Bayard Swope
Swope
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Herbert Swope
Upton Sinclair
Lincoln Steffens
Charles Edward Russell
Ida Tarbell
the World
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Joseph Pulitzer
St. Louis
Gerard
General Electric
Herbert
Bernard Baruch
Winston Churchill
Newly elected officers installed at Bramwell Knights Templar
Daily Telegraph notes the installation of newly elected officers of Ivanhoe Commandery No. 10 Knights Templar Bramwell. It recalls past items: Mrs A L Kemper visited Welch forty years ago. a Chautauqua opened on Augusta street thirty years ago. Welch Baptists marked the church’s 20th anniversary twenty years ago with over 500 attendees. UMW and coal operators signed a pension welfare contract ten years ago.
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Ivanhoe
Knights Templar
Bramwell
Welch
Icebound power plays across Eisenhower era headlines
The column catalogs tangled Washington friction from Camalier and Kearney battles to Adams sharp rebukes. It notes U.S. policy in Suez repercussions with Eden Mollet and Nagy’s execution as Khrushchev leverage. A Minnesota congressman attacks cigarette ads while Burma Road at Moody AFB triggers a tongue in cheek uproar.
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Ray Tucker
House Senate
Daily Telegraph
Soaper
Frederick Othman
Washington
Fair Traders
Raymond Moley
House
Goldfine
Liam McKinley
Frank Bow
John Bricker
William O'Neil
Sheilah Graham
Australia
Mama Gabor
Uncle Sam
Elvis
Sokolsky
A. L. Kemper
Augusta Street
U.M.W
Drew Pearson
Suez
State Department
Lebanon
Near East
Eden
London
Mollet
France
Nasser
Cairo
John Foster Dulles
Kremlin
Imre Nagy
Hungary
Khrushchev
Nagy
Pal Maleter
Soviet Bloc
Poland
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Jack Kennedy
Massachusetts
Burma Road
Air Force
Burma
China
Moody Air Force Base
Valdosta
Georgia
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