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Rhetoric on Race and U S Policy Sparks Tense Opinion
The speaker accuses communism of aiming to divide the country by race and criticizes the Eisenhower administration’s handling of the Little Rock case. They claim the American emblem has lost sacred status due to State Department missteps, noting affection for U S money but contempt for the nation.
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Little Rock
State Department
ICA critique cites inflated costs and foreign aid concerns
The report condemns inefficient ICA practices citing cost escalation from 15 to 33 million since 1955 and vague road plans. It notes a $500000 tax free profit via self supplied equipment from a Liberian based entity. It condemns foreign aid subsidizing foreign textile plants as wasteful and predicts congressional disapproval if scope and justification were clear.
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ICA
Congress
The President's Favorite Brother Milton Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower, visiting Central America as presidential representative, is described as the President's favorite brother. A journalist by training, he taught at Kansas State and Edinburg, served as U.S. Consul, directed information for the Agriculture Department, and led three colleges. Ike notes Milton is the brains of the family.
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Central America
Dwight David
Eisenhower
Ike
Milton
Kansas State
Edinburg
U. S
Washington
Agricultural Department
Roosevelt
Office of War Information
Elmer Davis
A Murder Shaped by Night on Jones County Road
A white woman calls for help on a rainy night near a ginnery. her neighbor’s husband is suspected after the body of Mrs. Pottle is found in the river. A Negro woman is implicated. the fiancé is alleged to have killed her for jewels and dumped the body in the woods. The murderer was hanged, though court records are elusive.
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Macon
Jones County
Eugene Pottle
Surgery Proves Beneficial in Treating Tuberculosis
Rome Georgia July 23 Most TB patients recover without surgery but removal of diseased lung tissue is common when needed. Resectional surgery may remove part or all of a lung to allow healing while other procedures rest the lungs with thoracoplasty pneumoperitoneum or pneumothorax. A Battey State Hospital study explores carefully selected cases to relax the closing rule for cavities.
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Rome
Battey State Hospital
Columbus Georgia May Become Georgia Second Largest City
At 12:01 a.m. on December 31 Columbus will nearly double in area from 12.5 to 26.5 square miles and population may rise from 95 000 to 130 000 or more, rivaling Savannah. The expanded city will encompass $27 million in real property assessed value and boost property tax revenue by about $500 000.
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Columbus
Georgia
Savannah
Complex people puzzle minds and self understanding
A quirky observation notes that some individuals exhibit intricate personalities. It suggests people may be difficult to fully grasp, even by themselves, highlighting the challenge of self awareness and social perception.
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