Bulganin Letters Mask Soviet Negotiating Tactics
Soviet Premier Bulganin has sent three long letters to President Eisenhower since December 10. U.S. officials see a pattern of seeking preconditions for another summit while demanding an entire disarmament package and space control terms, implying negotiations would be formalized after concessions.
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Bulganin
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
State Department
Bulgarin
Dulles
America
Kremlin
Russia
Federal Highway Program Faces Delays and Higher Costs
Congress and road officials warn the interstate network may miss the 13 year target as costs rise 37 percent since 1956. Total estimates climb from 27.6 to about 40 billion. funds and revenue gaps threaten completion into the 1970s. Connecticut faces shift to a cost based allotment.
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Congress
Washington
Congressional Quarterly
U. S
Bertram D. Tallamy
Senate Public Roads
State Highway Department
Uncle Sam
Tallamy
Montana
District of Columbia
Connecticut
Youth Rocket Experiments Warned By Editor
The piece cautions against underage experimentation with ballistic missiles and rocket propulsion. It urges adult supervision, proper facilities, and safe open spaces to prevent accidents from fuel explosions and misfires while supporting interest in science under responsible guidance.
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Trumbull
Uncle Sam
Jet air traffic reform urged after Southern California crashes
County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn telegraphed the Secretary of Defense requesting a special investigation court to study air traffic problems following three fatal California crashes. He noted military and civilian flights create a critical risk and urged new rules to protect residents.
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California
Kenneth Hahn
Secretary of Defense
Tam
Inflation debate pits wage and price controls against unions
Walter Reuther urges a federal fact finding agency to judge price increases while critics note wage demands fuel inflation. The piece questions whether government should examine wages within price hearings and contrasts consumer buying power with competing national needs from cars to education to military.
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Washington Post
Walter Reuther
Reuther
United Auto Workers
Reu
Rockies
Butler
Salvage Value and Depreciation Rules Updated
The Treasury campaigns against ignoring salvage value in depreciation. Tax Court supports including salvage, lowering deductible costs. A car example shows $2000 depreciable base becomes $3200 minus $1200 salvage, reducing annual deduction. Tax Court and Koellings case confirm need to set salvage value for new property.
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Internal Revenue
Treasury
Koelling
Koellings
Tax Court
National Whirligig argues for stronger Defense leadership
The piece urges restoring Cabinet rank and greater power to the Air Army and Navy secretaries as White House aides. It criticizes past Defense Secretaries, notes delays from multi-layered authority, and warns against a super chief or separate planning staff. Georgia congressmen Vinson and Russell oppose reorganization.
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Air
Army
Navy
White House
Defense
Luster
Louis A. Johnson
Korea
Charles E. Wilson
Russia
Johnson
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Secretary of Defense
Capitol Hill
Carl Vinson
Georgia
House Armed Services Committee
Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Vinson
Ils
Waldensian Church Oldest Protestant Denomination
The Waldensian Church, rooted in Italy and France, is presented as the oldest Protestant denomination with roots in the fourth century. Led by Rev. Archille Deodato, the church emphasizes open Bible reading, two sacraments, and salvation by faith, and maintains a history of perseverance through persecutions. The article notes global presence, from Valdese North Carolina to Italy, Switzerland, and South America, and highlights its strategic ties to Rome and influence in local communities.
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George W. Cornell
Associated Press
Archille Deodata
Waldensian Church
Italy
France
U. S
Deodato
Oer
Martin Luther
Peter Waldo
Jesus
Waldo
Lyons
Rome
Switzerland
Reformed Church
Uruguay
Argentina
Valdese
N. C
Chicago
New York
Italian Church Synod
Torre Police
Inis Pisa
Dulles Threats Rise After Bulganin Note
The latest Hulganin to Eisenhower epistle fuels a campaign to remove Dulles as tensions rise over a possible summit. Bulganin rejects foreign minister meet preconditions while signaling flexibility on timing, sparking partisan calls for Dulles to go.
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Dulles
Hulganin
Eisenhower
Bass Khushchevy
Bulganin
United States
Gromyko
Bulgarin
Kremlin
Ussr
America
Turkey
Biy
Senate
Dulles Praised by GOP Solons in Washington
Republicans led by Senator Bridges of New Hampshire praise Secretary of State Dulles as the chief protagonist of the free world against Russian communism in Washington.
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Eecares
Dulles
Eisenhower
Mr. Dulles
Wayne Morse
Washington
Senator Bridges
New Hampshire
Secretary of
State Dulles
Dulles Vouched By Knowland Against Khrushchev and Bulganin
Senator Knowland and Bridges defend Dulles as the most effective adversary to Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Bulganin who seek to discredit him. Democrats accuse Dulles of inflexibility in approaching negotiations with Russia.
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Knowland
California
Senate
Bridges
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Bulganin
Dulles
Mr. Dulles
Bulgaria
Khrushchev
Mongolia
Martin
R-Pa
Purtell
R-Conn
Reds
Cotton
Mickey Finn and the legend of a Chicago bar killer
A long passage recounts the figure known as Mickey Finn, a Chicago bartender and owner on Whiskey Row from 1896 to 1903, accused of drugging and robbing patrons before disposing of them in alleys. It notes later claims of his formula sales and ashtrays, and connects to political figures discussing Dulles amid Cold War tensions.
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Mickey Finn
Chicago
Whiskey Row
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