Governor Elect Ribicoff Seeks Dept of Commerce Plan for Industry
In his campaign Ribicoff urged abolishing the State Development commission to form a Department of Commerce. He would fund national ads and a sales force to lure industry, contrasting with Connecticut’s frugal, volunteer commission. The piece notes eastern counties’ push for industry and warns against passive defense as competition grows.
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Ribicoff
Connecticut
State Development Commission
Department of Commerce
Bridgeport
House of Representatives
Rep. Dodd
John M. Bailey
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Tubeless tires gain ground for motorists
Tubeless tires become standard on 1955 models as major manufacturers push production. Promoted for better mileage and reliability, these tires are touted as able to handle heavy use in cars trucks and taxis, tested on tough proving grounds.
Dulles Upholds Davies in McCarthy Era Controversy
John Paton Davies Jr a 23 year diplomat faced nine security probes since China fell to communists McCarthy and the Internal Security subcommittee targeted him He was suspended once and later restored amid renewed inquiries into his China activities attitudes and ties to communists The probes began in 1949 after he urged the CIA to use six alleged left wingers in counter espionage work and McCarthy charged him with...
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Dulles
McCarthy
John Paton Davies
China
Senate
Internal Security
Davies
Central Intelligence Agency
Senator McCarthy
Davies Firing Falls in Line With McCarthy View
The article discusses Secretary Dulles firing Davies for lack of judgment and reliability, not accusing him of disloyalty. It notes Davies seeks full public record of his case, and argues diplomats are a team under government policy, akin to Army officers who must follow command.
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Davies
CIA
Moscow
China
Dulles
Peru
Himan
State Department
McCarthy
Special Security
Army
Mr. Dulles
Senator McCarthy
Eisenhower
Supreme Command
Play the Game and the Code of Sportsmanship
A reflective piece on sportsmanship as a universal virtue guiding conduct in life, business, and competition. It argues that integrity from start to finish matters more than outcomes, that true strength lies in how one bears success or defeat, and that conceit should yield to humility before victory.
Coloring the Bad News: Tax Forms by Andrews
Wall Street Journal columnist Mr. Cruikshank notes Internal Revenue Commissioner T Coleman Andrews unveiled colorful tax forms. He criticizes the palette as inappropriate and urges more respect, suggesting crepe borders and sympathy for taxpayers.
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Wall Street Journal
Internal Revenue
T. Coleman Andrews
Mr. Cruikshank
Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Grandma Moses
New York Empire Thruway Joins Nation’s Toll Highway Network
Torrington Register notes rapid expansion of the United States roadway system with the Empire Thruway in New York now 366 miles from Newburgh to Buffalo. The final link to parkways awaits a Hudson River bridge opening next year. About 1,200 miles of toll highways exist, with hundreds more planned annually and 5,000 miles approved by state legislatures. Financing lags but highway building is seen as supporting the economy and mobility as populations grow and shift.
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Torrington Register
New York
Newburgh
Hudson
New York City
Buffalo
Attention Crisis Warns of Physical Disruption
A blunt remark notes mounting difficulty in securing attention across society, predicting that if the trend persists, drastic measures could be required to force listening. It frames a provocative critique of communication challenges and public engagement.
Secret Diplomacy Reemerges in World Disputes Reform Debate
Washington discusses renewed secret diplomacy as more effective than open UN forums for settling disputes. Critics say UN bypasses and limited authority weaken global security while debates over withdrawal intensify, signaling a pivotal shift in American foreign policy and the role of the United Nations.
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United Nations
Washington
League of Nations
New York
Korea
Indo-China
Trieste
Iran
Egypt
Western European Union
Israel
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
United States
Eisenhower
Dulles
Wilson-Lodge
Yoshida to Seek Strong U S Support in Washington Mission
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles will back Prime Minister Yoshida with evidence of U S resolve as his week in Washington opens. Officials view the trip as vital to Japan's economic future and to maintaining U S bases in the western Pacific amid rising anti American sentiment and economic strain.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Yoshida
Western
Pacific
Southens
Awa
Americas
Free World
White House
Canada
Europe
U. S
Administration's Opinion on the UN Oversold to Public
The administration says the UN was oversold to Americans and the world though still useful. It accepts that secret diplomacy may take precedence, contrasting modern views with historic masters like Talleyrand Metternich Disraeli Gladstone Roosevelt and Witte.
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Biesnisose
Dulles
Talleyrand
Metternich
Disraeli
Gladstone
Theodore Roosevelt
Count Witte
Marines Warn Against Tight Uniforms In Trousers
Gen Lemuel C Shepherd Jr, commandant of the Marine Corps, orders commanding officers to enforce uniform standards. The notice calls out trousers too short or tight in the seat and related violations such as tight shirt tailoring, bulging neckties, frayed cuffs, sleeves hugging the arms, and garrison caps worn incorrectly. The emphasis is on maintaining proper military appearance across officers and enlisted Marines.
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Washington
Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr
Marine Corps
Shepherd
Stamp proposal would feature the common house fly
In Lincoln Nebraska Dr Roscoe Hill head of the entomology department at the University of Nebraska says a federal stamp to honor the house fly was proposed last November and renewed in February by the centennial committee of entomology The aim is to dramatize the national campaign against insect pests not to honor the fly
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Lincoln
Neb
Roscoe Hill
Hill
Etomology
University of Nebraska
Centennial Commemoration Committee
Profession of
Entomology
Connecticut Republicans face shifting posts in new Congress
Sunday Post Washington Correspondent reports Connecticut GOP leaders lose chairmanships as Democrats gain control in the 88th Congress. Prescott Bush and William Purtell relinquish key Senate posts. Morano and Sadlak shift in the House. Rep. Thomas J. Dodd's rise signals strong Connecticut influence in Washington.
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Sunday Post
Washington
Connecticut
8Th Congress
Prescott Bush
Senate Public Works Committee
Senate Banking Committee
Rep. Sadlak
Antoni N. Sadlak
House
Ways and Means
Rep
Sadlak
Thomas E. Martin
Iowa
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Angier Goodwin
Massachusetts
GOP
James T. Patterson
R-Conn
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
House Armed Services Committee
Horace Seely-Brown
Cretella
Post Office
Civil Service
Navy to Accept Offers for Historic Ships Olympia and Oregon
The Navy plans to accept offers from states communities or qualified nonprofits to take the deteriorated Olympia and Oregon as memorials. Olympia would require about 650000 to restore and presentable condition with cost borne by the recipient. Oregon has only hull deck and bulkheads intact and no price set. Closing date for offers is January 28 1965 and ships may be sold for scrap if no takers.
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Washington
Navy
Olympia
Oregon
Dewey
Manila Bay
Santiago Harbor
Marinse
China
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Guam
Hope of the World Prayer and Peace Theme
The fragment expresses a plea for global peace and freedom through faith. It envisions harmony when all strive in love, serving God, and following His way, surrendering to His will for a lasting peace. The text blends religious devotion with hopes for universal liberty.
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