Democrats Worry Over Congress Record in Eisenhower Era
By Peter Edson Washington NEA Democrats fret over the 84th Congresss handling of Eisenhowers program and the partys political strength. The piece notes cross-cutting GOP dissent, liberal and conservative Democratic stances on foreign aid tariffs immigration and civil rights, with mounting concern over the congressional course in the coming month.
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Scientists learn worms can be trained confirms long held by women
Researchers report that worms can be trained in basic conditioning. The finding echoes informal knowledge long held by married women about everyday dogged learning and memory in simple creatures.
Alertness Helps Victim of Skunk Bite
In Des Plaines Illinois a rabid skunk incident prompted a three state alert for Diana Craig of Crystal Bay Minnesota after a bite last Tuesday. An unidentified motorist spotted the family and directed them to a doctor for treatment.
Japan to Exhibit Latest Model in Lisbon Trade Move
In Lisbon Japan announces a new exhibit featuring Jerome Hines as guest soloist for the Voice of Fire event. The showcase aims to expand trade ties with Portugal, set for Monday at 6 30 p m with automobiles and trucks spotlighted.
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Portugal
Japan
Jerome Hines
Voice OF Fire
Truman Calls Presidency a Killing Job and urges youthful training
Former President Truman described the presidency as a killing job for one man and urged that young men be trained for the role. He refused to discuss President Eisenhower's illness, noting only his own views on leadership.
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Twining Stood Up But Not for Long
In Moscow General Nathan Twining rose for a toast as Nikita Khrushchev praised communal China. Twining sat down during the toast when translation caused confusion. Ambassador Bohlen did not rise, leaving two Americans seated while British and French diplomats joined others in the room.
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Charles E. Bohlen
Truman hosts Labour leaders at private hotel lunch
The Cedar Bafids Gazette reports that President Truman hosted Labour Party leader Hugh Gaitskell and eight members at his hotel for lunch. Truman recalled a meeting with Winston Churchill, saying they won the war again and reminisced like two old men, while noting Churchill was keen as a briar.
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British airliner crashes in Nigeria kills 29
A British Overseas Airways Corporation airliner crashed on takeoff near Kano Nigeria killing 29 aboard and injuring 16. Officials said the plane climbed into a storm, lost height and crashed into trees three feet from the runway before bursting into flames. Capt Herbert Tomlinson 36 was among the dead.
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Nigeria
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Herbert Tomlinson
Summer skin care tips for families from Better Homes & Gardens
July issue offers preventive advice for sun born heat rashes prickly heat and insect bites. Learn relief methods and how to protect children and adults with practical steps, product tips, and when to seek medical help. Get your copy where magazines are sold.
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