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Governors Dissent Eisenhower Economic Outlook Hit
Eleven Democratic governors from Maine Massachusetts Rhode Island New York New Jersey Michigan Minnesota Iowa Colorado Oregon and Washington oppose President Eisenhower’s upbeat forecast. They warn against fear and call for more federal aid plus tax cuts and welfare programs. The dissent excludes Pennsylvania and Connecticut and implies political maneuvering rather than a national, nonpartisan plan.
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Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Colorado
Oregon
Washington
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Kansas
Missour
Democratic Party
Bridgeport University to Expand Science Program with Building Plan
Bridgeport University moves to raise 250000 already on hand and aims to build a 950000 science building. The project will expand chemistry and physics courses with biology lab and audio-visual science facilities, aligning with times and advancing local scientific education.
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University of Bridgeport
Airman Farrell completes seven day space isolation test
Data from Airman First Class Donald Farrell's seven day isolation study at Randolph AFB details the serious aims behind the space force program. Experts study his log and equipment to learn how to safely send humans to space while maintaining comfort and return safety. Quail eggs on the menu helped break the monotony, with Farrell using a toothpick to eat them during the experiment.
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Donald Farrell
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Space
Farrell
Sputnik
School of Aviation Medicine
Randolph Air Force Base
Outer Space
Merchants Sponsor Isles Days In Bridgeport Sale Push
Local merchants announce two February sale days before Washington's birthday, with 600 retailers statewide and 300 downtown preparing discounts. The plan aims to boost the economy, offer strong values, and ease winter needs with seasonable merchandise for families and schools.
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Washington
Connecticut
Lincoln's Malice Toward None Theme Still Guides Peace
Augusta Herald notes Lincoln's philosophy of “malice toward none, with charity for all” as a living peace formula. It contrasts his Union preservation stance with postwar harsh policies and argues the world ignores his ideals even decades after his assassination.
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Herald
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Kentucky
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Mary Todd
White House
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Cost of living to stay high amid recession warns expert
Dr Detlev W Bronk argues in a stark forecast that the January 1958 price index will show inflation persists despite a broad downturn. He lists rising food and service costs, transportation and utilities, and notes no rapid drop in living costs on the horizon.
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Bureau of Labor Statisics
Florida
New York
Washington
Washington, D.C
Youngstown
Ohio
Knowland Campaign Tests California GOP Direction
The Knowland effort for governor of California looms as a pivotal test for the Republican party’s future path toward modern Republicanism or a more conservative stance. His June primary bid against George Christopher and possible November matchup with Edmund G. Brown shape the party’s stance as Eisenhower and Nixon watch and as Knowland argues for a center-right approach while opposing some administration policies.
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Chiang
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South Korea
Capitol Hill
Hiram Johnson
Earl Warren
Capital Humor on- The Washington Scene
In this column Arthur Edson reviews Schwartz view on executive agencies and their vast, opaque power. Schwartz warns Congress and courts to monitor agencies that affect stock exchanges freight rates TV franchises and dam sites while noting how decisions hinge on complex quasi legislative and quasi judicial processes.
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Tru- Man
Douglas MacArthur
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Congress
Courts
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Mittee
Intal
Stock Exchange
Defense reform call and TV ads spark debate
Rep. H R Gress argues overlapping authority makes defense failures hard to trace and urges cleaning up or abolishing the Office of Defense Secretary. Betty Furness says some commercials trade sex appeal for believability in television ads.
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Menshikov Pursues High Level Outreach in Washington
Soviet ambassador Mikhail Menshikov accelerates a people to people outreach in Washington after presenting credentials to President Eisenhower. He plans meetings with Senators Johnson Green Bridges Knowland and leaders in Speaker Rayburn and Minority Leader Martin to discuss improving Soviet American relations.
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Eisenhower
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Washington
Congressional
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Knowland
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Menshikovy
Moscow
America
Munich
Daladier
Chamberlain
Madison Gardens
Hyde Parks
Free Nations
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China
Kuesis
Baus
Dulles
Senate
Villian
Vilage
Czechoslovakia
Casablanca
Marshal Tito
Downward Swings in Business Barometers Seen in February
A New York AP report notes persistent gloom in February 1958 with unemployment high and production low. It cites falling machine tool orders, weak durable goods schedules, high inventories, and tepid consumer credit as predictors of a slow recovery, though some see improvement by fall led by auto demand.
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New York
Paper and Paper Board
American Paper and Pulp Association
White House
Detroit
Vcomic Dictionary Parody Highlights Embarrassing Questions
A brief column pokes fun at a performer or character nicknamed Vcomic, noting they ask more embarrassing questions than a child or wife. The item reads as a lighthearted comic dictionary entry or caption in a vintage newspaper style.
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