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Bridgeport Telegram
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Sunday Post
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Thurmond Signals New Bolt for 1960 Presidential Race
Senator Strom Thurmond calls independent Southern Democrats to seize control of the South Carolina party machinery to back a real Democrat for President. He criticizes national party leadership as out of touch with Southern civil rights aims and urges a state party statement on national consideration of Southern views. Speaker Sam Rayburn tours the South to calm tensions and preserve regional seniority in Congress.
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Thurmond
Democratic Party
Strom Thurmond
State Rights Party
South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Texas
Congress
Education Faces Challenge From Soviet Moon Satellite
The article argues that the Soviet moon satellite shock necessitates a broad review of U S educational theories and policies. It calls for drastic adjustments, the embracing of reform, and a nationwide hunt for talent to prepare future scientists and experts.
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United States
Eisenhower praises U S supermarket as tool for world peace
President Eisenhower told a White House group of food dealers that the American supermarket exhibit at Yugoslavia's national fair showed how business and government cooperation can foster international goodwill. He urged free exchange of ideas to raise living standards worldwide.
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Eisenhower
White House
Queen Elizabeth
U. S
Yugoslavia
Capitalism’s Promise in Global Appeal Across Peoples
The piece argues that enterprise in a capitalist system serves as a persuasive instrument to show that capitalist fruits are more desirable than communist promises for both free and captive populations worldwide.
A Season of Threats for Pedestrians in Dark Wet Weather
A warning urges cautious driving as leaves and wet streets raise crash risk. The piece stresses drivers must anticipate dangers from poorly lit streets and children, noting a collision mars a driver for life. It calls for persistent adult safety measures to reduce accidents.
Tax Cut Possible
A Waterbury opinion piece weighs the likelihood of a federal tax cut in 1958. It cites Wall Street losses and capital gains carryovers as factors reducing chances, while predicting a tax reduction bill will be introduced in the next Congress led by Rep. Sadlak.
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Antoni N. Sadiak
R-Conn
Uncle Sam
Wall Street
U. S
Congress
Rep
Sadlak
Go Sit On A Stump Leisure Activity Toasted by Tax Raves
Ansonia Evening Sentinel extols stump sitting as an inexpensive year round hobby in woodlands. It notes the simple gear warm clothes field glasses and hand lens and suggests choosing a windbreak clearing with evergreens. The piece juxtaposes a light humor item about loudspeakers and tax gripes.
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Evening Sentinel
Ansonia
Aids in Economics How to Speak in Bafflegab About Prosperity
A guide to ready made phrases for economic discussion from routine prosperity to a sound money stance. It lists terms like controlled panic creeping inflation preventive recession and rolling readjustment with comments on their nuance and usage.
National Labor Watch Sparks New Labor Law Push
The piece examines Eisenhower’s order to monitor unions amid Beck Hoffa scandals, noting agencies lack power over internal union affairs unless crimes occur. It details McClellan’s push for sharper legislation and highlights NLRB limits, Hoffa’s influence, and rising individual filings under Taft Hartley revealing worker awareness and calls for reform.
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Eisenhower
Department of Labor
National Labor Relations Board
Teamsters
NLRB
Labor Department
Senaator McClellan
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters’ Union
McClellan
White House
Hoffa
Boyd Leedom
Leedom
Labor
James P. Mitchells
Reuther
Afl-Cio
Beck
McClellan - Kennedy
Harry S. Truman
Beck and
Analysts' Views on Provocations in the Syrian Crisis
AP analysts summarize editorials and Soviet UN communications alleging Turkish and American schemes to invade Syria. The pieces urge ending imperialist interference and call for preventing war in the Middle East as Sputnik highlights the crisis.
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Pravda
United States
Syria
Sputnik
They Say and News From Europe and America
A collage of remarks touches on remarriage in Catholic doctrine, personal views on sexuality, and a theater producer’s dispute. It notes Pope Pius XII urging widows not to remarry and references remarks by Nikita Khrushchev and Teiwa Kateyama amid Soviet press coverage. It also reports U.S. naval movements toward the eastern Mediterranean near Syria and arms shipments to Turkey.
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Pope Pius XII
Moscow
United States
Mediterranean
Syria
Turkey
Plans for invasion of Syria stir regional tensions
Report claims the United States and Turkey have a detailed Syria invasion plan shaped by Lou Henderson. While Syria braces for defense, observers note Soviet and peace camp support, with Russians influenced by domestic concerns such as egg prices, amid fragmented and unclear motives behind the crisis.
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Turkey
United States
Syria
U.S
Lou Henderson
Middle East
Soviet Union
Cornermum
Open Season on Dulles Draws Mixed Praise and Criticism
Overseas Outlook surveys mixed views of Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. Supporters call him a hardworking realist who faced a tough agenda, while critics fault internal mismanagement and controversial utterances. The piece notes his role in Korea Formosa and Middle East policy, plus comparisons to Hull and Hughes.
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John Foster Dulles
Wood
Mr. Dulles
Dulles
Ussr
Far East
Russia
Turkey
National Security ‘Council
Dien Bien Phu
Indo-China
Middle East
Formosa
State Department
State
Charles Evans Hughes
America
Cordell ‘Hull
Eisenhower Catches My Fair Lady on Broadway
President Eisenhower, finishing a Waldorf speech, goes to the Mark Hellinger Theatre to see My Fair Lady. He sits with Mrs. Eisenhower while a police detail arranges a smooth exit after the performance ends.
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New York
Eisenhower
Broadway
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
James Hagerty
Mark Hellinger
Jury awards $10,000 to stunt car driver
In New Haven federal court, James Hazlitt of California won $10,000 damages from Fawcett Publications of Greenwich for a May 1950 Startling Detective Magazine article allegedly invading his privacy with a fictionalized account of a fatal street fight. A prior $14,000 verdict was set aside by Judge John D. Martin citing Hazlitt’s disputed record.
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New Haven
Detective Story
James Haztitt
California
Fawcett Publications
Greenwich
Hazlitt
Startling Detective
Graham makes peace with rambunctious ram in North Carolina
Billy Graham recovered from a fall after an impetuous ram knocked him into a pool and left him unconscious. He planned to travel to New York to headline the Polo Grounds sermon climax of the 1957 crusade, saying the ram was just cutting up.
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Montreat
N. C
Billy Graham
Graham
New York
Polo Grounds
Hungarians Warned on Demonstrations in Budapest
Vienna dispatch reports Budapest press and radio warn Hungarians against demonstrations on the first anniversary of the anti Soviet revolution. Government police and armed forces would smash any protests, with Soviet troops stationed in Budapest and nearby areas ready to act if necessary.
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Vienna
Budapest
Radio Today
Guatemalan Troops Break Up Demonstrators After Election
Guatemalan troops under a new state of siege used shots and tear gas to disperse a bidder protest against the government after Sunday’s presidential election. Witnesses said a woman was killed and several people injured while fleeing. Two policemen wounded. arrests reported. Central Park cordoned by soldiers and an armored car. a 3 pm curfew ordered.
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Guatemala
Central Park
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
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Yria
Shejt
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Bucks County Pa
Communist Party
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Youlons
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Japanese Socialist Party
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Teiwa Kateyama
Inside Foreign Affairs
Overseas Outlook
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Seisenhower
Fair Lady
Vatican City
Qssen
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