Adams and Goldfine Hotel Bill Sparks Presidential Debate
The piece critiques President Truman and Sherman Adams over Adams accepting Goldfine's hotel suite costs. It questions propriety, cites officials and social scrutiny, and suggests Adams should be cautious in confirming favors. It argues the issue affects U S prestige abroad and domestic perception.
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Sherman Adams
Adams
Bernard Goldtine
Goldéine
V/SD
Deene Teezer
Cruman
Dimaity
Truman praised for discreet and gracious conduct abroad
Reports praise former President Truman and his wife Bess for quiet, unobtrusive travel, handling foreign matters with dignity. Observers note they avoid publicity and set a model of reserved diplomacy during overseas journeys.
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Hy Aving
Harry Truman
Europe
U. S
Bess
Mr. Truurat
We Believe You Nicky Hear Premier Khrushchev Rumors
Khrushchev in a strained address dismisses rumors about Soviet officials' deaths and health. He invites questions on Bulgania hospital visits and mentions Malen doy as alive, while suggesting visits to power stations as possible. The tone mixes denial with insinuation about credibility.
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Kirushehes
Malendoy
Uum
Kavishehes
De Gaulle Speech Signals France's Stance and Strain
A garbled report reflects General de Gaulle's first broadcast to the people, outlining a Western alliance role and NATO participation while stressing France must strengthen its economy. The text notes cautions about expressions and warns of past precedents since World War I.
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General de Carle
de Gaulle Luinks
France
Meluber
Western Alliance
NATO
de Gaulle
Inner Peace Will Handle Criticism
Norman Vincent Peale argues that inner peace, rooted in goodwill and a calm center, lets you endure criticism without losing balance. Through a department store glove scene, an honest clerk embodies this approach, transforming hostility into harmony and illustrating how love and forgiveness can defuse conflict.
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Norman Vincent Peale
Inner Peace
Ufe
40 Years Ago Eclipse Echoes Over Cedar Rapids And Marion
Cedar Rapids residents watched a total solar eclipse with about 80 percent coverage as the moon crossed the sun. Marion’s automatic telephone exchange began service after upgrading the main frame and removing old equipment. Cow College president Marquis spoke on school and war to Cedar Rapids commencement guests at Greene’s Opera House. The Iowa Southwestern railroad revival faced state scrutiny as W. P. Galloway of Clarinda urged backing and bond sales to finance track restoration.
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Cedar Rapids
Marquis
Aan A. Margus
Cow College
Greene's
Opera House
Character Was Core of T R's Greatness Tribute
By Hermann Hagedorn editor's tribute honors Theodore Roosevelt's character as the nation’s guiding force. It stresses responsibility to family, community, state, and nation, defining honesty, decency, and courage as core virtues and urging action over procrastination.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Ques
TLR
Roosevelts
Sagamore Hill
Bagedorn i
Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Commission
Compenss
NEA
T.R
Lfe
Tomor
Couil
America
Ufc
North English resident reflects on town progress and career
In an interview conducted by John Robertson, a longtime North English resident discusses half a lifetime in local journalism, small town growth, industry prospects, and community development. He recalls starting in newspapers, the impact of television on reading, and plans to attract industry while praising local recreation and education reforms.
Shippingport atomic plant opens peaceful power era near Pittsburgh
Norbert Muhlen reports on the Shippingport atomic power station near Pittsburgh, a landmark in peaceful use of atomic energy. He describes the reactor, its operators, and the plant’s potential to transform global energy, including impacts on developing nations and future energy supply.
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Pittsburgh
Ohin
Shippingport
Shippingwort
Pearctine
Hme
Tis Peaceful Atomic Plant
U.S. Navy
Hyman G. Rickover
Eisenhower
Atoms For Peace
America
Fss
Techniciats
Ists
Dollars
Atomic Energy Commission
Free Eaterfirise
Westinghouse
Duquesne
Urm
Erin
De Gaulle proposes new deal for Moslems in Algeria
Premier De Gaulle presents an olive branch and a “new deal” for Algerian Muslims, proposing political reorganization within a unified French framework. He envisions rights and duties for the 19 million French in Algeria and 6 million Moslems, including a referendum and a single assembly with Muslim representation. The move aims to redefine Algeria’s status within France and influence the broader Cold War struggle.
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de Gaulle
Mohamimed
Algeria
Fife
Mediterranean
Frahee
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Free World
Soviet Union
Indo-China
China
France
NATO
Middle East
Kremlin
Free Nations
Charles Andre Marie Joseph de Gaulle
Alferia
Mostems
Frace
Tires de Galle
National Assembly
Faris
Algerin
de Gayle
Tien
Britain
the Gaullé
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Stats Railroads Commission
Washington
By Hermann Hagedorn
Iowa
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Our End
Sedarth English Record
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Simpson Enliege
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Colfax ‘Tribune
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Alalus
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Corayite Reservoir
Cedar River
Musceline
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Millersburg
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John Robertson
Carl Hogendorn
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Norbert Muhlen
Germany
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