Opposition in Congress Faces Foreign Policy and Segregation Debate
A Washington reflection argues that Democratic opposition in Congress should challenge the administration on foreign policy with honesty and facts. It notes Sen Knowland and Sen Humphrey debated a program frame, warning that partisan posturing risks misrepresenting real policy differences and harms national interests. The piece also notes a 1957 plan to revive gum chewing as a symbol of decadence, with 20 tons allocated to miners.
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Washington
Congress
Mgm
William Knowland
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Knowland
Eisenhower
United States
Czech Gum Ban Eased After Years of Prohibition
Czech newspapers report a relaxation of the longstanding chewing gum ban amid public debate. Officials say enforcement shifts as cultural attitudes shift, with policy changes discussed by local authorities and consumer groups.
Missiles and Misfires Stir Fear Over Guidance
A critical reflection on guided missiles questions whether accuracy can be trusted as missiles travel thousands of miles and may land anywhere, from Brazil to Arkansas. The piece warns that future live-warhead tests will require dependable guidance to prevent devastating accidents and public alarm.
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Rhode Island
Arkansas
Brazil
Religion Can Cure Managers' Disease
Norman Vincent Peale recalls a European Rotary meeting where a doctor calls the common manager's strain a disease. The physician argues the cure is more religion and the consciousness of God to energize and regulate self management.
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God
Cedar Rapids plans broad home rule push with state lawmakers
Mayor Roth says Cedar Rapids not in Iowa League of Municipalities but will cooperate to urge state legislature for broader home rule. Council notes state funding dictates. Cedar Rapids posts $260000 annual postal receipts, top among many larger cities. YMCA drive hits $150000 goal after last minute push. Kimball Building fire destroys structure and contents worth about $275000. nine hours of high wind blaze containment.
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Roth
Cedar Rapids
Iowa League of Municipalities
YMCA
Kimball
Negroes Split on School Integration Across Regions
A survey compares northern and southern Negro and white attitudes toward school integration. Northern Negroes show stronger support for immediate integration. southern Negroes lean toward segregation. Education level helps explain some split, but fear and regional culture shape responses.
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North
South
Deep South
Massacre of Magyarovar Shocks Hungary and Allies
Eyewitness reports recount the Oct 26 massacre in Magyarovar where AVH police opened fire on a peaceful protest, killing 92, wounding many. Fighters from Gyor freed captives, executed eight AVH members, and a doctor was shot during a rescue attempt. Russians later entered, arresting 14 student leaders.
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Vienna
Magyarovar
Ungarische Altenburg
Agricultural School
Hungary
Budapest
AVH
Avhs
Gyor
Revolutionary Committee
Dudas
Gyor Freedom Fighters
Communism Spreads in U.N. Palestinian Refugee Camps
INS reports in Jerusalem that Arab communism is growing in 25 U.N. camps for Palestinians in Jordan. Propaganda links Nasser to Soviet aid while UNRWA assists with relief payments. refugees face competing appeals as camp leaders and soldiers note rising communist influence and the appeal of a return to Palestine.
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Alec Kitroeff
INS
U.N
Jerusalem
United Nations
Kalindia
Israel
Soviet Union
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Massoud Mohammed
Palestine Police Force
Opinions on whether the United Nations can solve the Middle East dispute
A series of citizen views from Inez Walter to George Curry discuss whether the United Nations can resolve the Middle East crisis. They weigh faith in the UN, fear of war, and roles for major powers like Britain, France, the United States, and Soviet Russia, with mentions of Suez tensions and Eisenhower.
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Inez Walter
D Avenue
United Nations
Waiter
England
Eisenhower
H. W. Leaven
United States
France
Egypt
Syria
Middle East
William Groepper
First Avenue
George F. Curry
Oakland Road
Britain
Russia
Suez
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C. B. Robbins
Iowa Brigade
Brownsville
Texas
Denecke’s
Burns W. Roper
Elmo Roper and
Supreme Court
Miss and Negros
Jeremy Main
Palestine
Mohammed Kawamleh
Zakaria
Hebron
United Nations Relief and Works Agency
Sala
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R. L. Pilger
Houston Court
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