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Power Plant That Purrs On the Skate’s Atlantic Crossing
The U S Submarine Skate arrived in Britain after an eight day eleven hour West to East crossing. Its power plant reportedly purred gently throughout the voyage. The piece notes wartime risk, mentioning atomic submarines and the need to strengthen anti submarine defenses amid fears of Soviet and German undersea capabilities.
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Britain
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Individual responsibility key to ending recession says Eisenhower
A perspective argues that private spending and citizen purchasing power drive recovery more than federal action. Eisenhower favors limited government aid, urging individuals, businesses, and unions to act, warning against dependence on New Deal era expectations. Economic confidence by millions is seen as the decisive factor.
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Congress Reads Passages on Spending Control Bill
House last Thursday approved H. R. 8002 by 311 to 1087 in a lengthy debate. The measure returns full control of appropriations to Congress, tracing carryovers and past-year funds, with a Senate vote similar expected and President Eisenhower likely to sign after conference review.
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Massachusetts
Joseph Martin
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Public opinion shapes a good national measure
The Citizens Committee for the Hoover Report earns commendation for informing the public about a beneficial measure. The strong effort highlights how public sentiment influences legislation that serves the country as a whole.
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Citizens Committee
Letter writers urge summit move to United States
The piece notes Bulganiathis and Khrushchev pressuring for a U.S. hosted summit after touring Europe. President Eisenhower keeps open the option but weighs constitutional limits and potential absence costs. A Geneva precedent and a U N or remote western Rockies location are discussed as compromises.
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Time element in presidential disability debate
The discussion on the agreement between the President and Vice President over executive power in Eisenhower's disability highlights a crucial point. The uncertain world and the possibility of a crisis during a short incapacitating period prompt safeguards to ensure immediate retaliation. The President’s caution is praised as essential to national security.
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Toll Dodging Trucks Put Strain On Turnpike Traffic
Greenwich officials urge action to curb toll dodging on the Connecticut Turnpike as the bridge project progresses. State teams survey Stratford and Norwalk toll behavior and towns along the turnpike are advised to divert trucks from residential streets and prepare to route freight away from the Post Road when the expressway opens.
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Newman E. Argraves
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Norwalk
Liberty to Liberty in Detroit wedding name bid
A Detroit man asked the court to change his name on the eve of his marriage to Liberty. The piece argues marriage limits personal independence and jokes about a man clinging to the name to resist his bride’s authority, suggesting husbands should stand up from afar rather than fight openly.
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Liberty
Fear of big business control grows as small firms die
An analysis warns that by 18 years manufacturing and much distribution will be controlled by firms with over 100 million in assets. In 1958 small business failures soar past 300 weekly while new formations lag, mergers rise, and disintegration through dissolution hits 350 000 to 400 000 annually. Tax and finance pressures push small firms to collapse, jeopardizing free enterprise.
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Balancing Power And Pressure In Public Life
Dr. George Calver notes executives face constant stress from duties in firms agencies and Congress. The era shifts toward television films as media coexists with live TV, creating a complex peace between formats. Albert McLagee comments on industry coexistence.
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George Calver
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Albert MclAeege
Israel Hospital Spirit Aims to Rebuild Old Time Doctor
In Jerusalem a Hadassah funded $15,000,000, 500-bed hospital combines a modern medical center with a nursing home and university of medicine. A new immigrant settlement nearby anchors a community where the family doctor remains central as foreign-born patients arrive with diverse diseases.
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Bowles Candidate Leads Democratic Push Amid Israel Education Notes
The piece reports Chester Bowles actively seeking the Democratic nomination while detailing a broad education and library push. It covers Bowles’s withdrawal of support by New Haven Mayor Richard Lee, cultural and reading-room activity, and a panorama of Israeli educational progress, universities, and science funding, including Technion missile design grants and Israel’s MIT.
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Mar
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Sample
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Anthony Adverse
Beersheba
Acre
Bowles Interest in Connecticut Senate Fight Grows
The piece notes Chester Bowles faces a tougher nominating contest than Lee did, with stronger loyalties on both sides. It recalls Bowles’ eight years away from Connecticut politics after earlier defeats and his later roles, now making a bid for Senate with limited foreign policy avenues.
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Tom Doda
Bowles
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
John Lodge
India
State Department
Communist China Plans Attack on Formosa This Year
In Overseas Outlook, reports from Hong Kong and Eastern Europe allege Peiping plans a Formosa assault this year with airborne troops and missiles to avoid U S naval engagement. The piece weighs Beijing Moscow relations, internal unrest in Peiping, and potential UN pressure linked to Red China joining the world body. Brig Gen Homer A Beushey adds a closing note on space power.
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China
Chou En-lai
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Security Council
Free World
Analysts urge East West trade as route to détente at summit
Analysts note United States and Russia agree on expanding trade despite Cold War tensions. Europe pushes for more economic links while the United States weighs support for allies and the risk of bolstering Moscow. Some see trade as a bridge to wider change, others warn of instability if aid wanes.
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Germany
West
Burdick Fined for Loitering in Danbury
Danbury, Mar. 10 Alan C Burdick 23 of 27 East Pearl street paid a $2 fine after ignoring a police order to move on from Main street Saturday afternoon. Judge Irving Le vine ordered the fine in City court. Policeman Armando Tarsi said Burdick refused to disperse a crowd and told officers he would move when he was ready before being booked at police headquarters.
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East Pearl Street
Main Street
Irving Levine
Armando Tarsi
Burdick
Picnic tale of last minute choix by key figure
A fragment hints at a last minute decision by a central person at a picnic setting. The lines imply tension around who acted and how a crucial moment unfolded. Names, places, and exact actions are unclear due to damaged text.
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