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Will Georgi Go Back May Boost Cold War Tensions
The column suggests Fatso Malenkov may not return to Moscow, enjoying his tour while associates are arrested. It argues a repudiation of Stalin is uneven and hints Russia’s elite may scapegoat a living rival to placate the masses. It notes voter sentiment toward political personalities as Nixon and Kefauver rise in focus.
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Voters question Stevenson defeat in Minnesota and New Hampshire
The piece analyzes Stevenson’s Minnesota setback to Kefauver and Nixon gains in New Hampshire. It notes Republican leaders may rethink the party’s direction and strategy after early primary results and the mismatch between elite opinion and rank and file voters.
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Proportional Electoral Reform Advocates Push Within States
Advocates for an in state proportional split argue the present winner take all system distorts the popular vote. They cite history such as 1876 and say reform would reflect each state's voters while maintaining majority rule and minority rights. The proposal contrasts with Humphrey's plan to centralize votes, stressing states would lose control. Senate backed proportional within states in 1950 but the House defeated it.
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Democrats in Disarray Amid Wardrobe of Crises
Washington report details a fractured Democratic Party facing internal North South splits over wages desegregation and taft hartley reforms. The piece notes Adlai Stevenson’s setback in Minnesota, fundraising woes, and Republican advantages led by Len Hall as Eisenhower maintains high popularity.
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Cedar Rapids approves Jackson J Cory to run foundry east of C street
Jackson J Cory of Ottumwa received permission to operate an aluminum foundry east of C street SW south of Hawthorn drive from the Cedar Rapids board of adjustment. A list of other local notes includes theater listings and civic appointments.
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Political Scene Looks Interesting In Minnesota Primaries
George E. Sokols ky analyzes Kefauver Stevenson race in Minnesota. He suggests the Kefauver win signals protest against Benson policies and Eisenhower politics, reflecting Minnesota independence and farmer labor traditions. He notes Truman's tough campaign stance and ponders a broader 1956 campaign with Truman.
Dulles Travel Fuels Debate Over World Peace Tactics
In a national debate over Secretary of State Dulles travel, supporters argue that his 19 day 10 country Asia tour strengthens international relations and moral leadership. Critics claim he should stay home while noting the administration uses travel to advance U.S. diplomacy and deter Communism.
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Outer Space Jobs Stakes For Men With Big Science Skills
The article notes a surge in space age hiring for physicists engineers mathematicians and others. Recruiters flood conferences and hotels as companies race to lure space men with offers of life insurance education travel and relocation perks while scientists seek secure family benefits over warfare aims.
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St Vitus Dance and Blushing in Health Advice Columns
Dr. Joseph discusses spring chorea linked to rheumatic fever in a 11 year old, noting likely recurrences over years and that heart protection is primary. He also addresses excessive blushing, explaining it is emotional, with no medical cure, and suggests shifting attention outward to reduce self focus.
How do you avoid a case of spring fever
A compilation of residents share spring mood ideas. Francis Noll favors outdoor work in a new yard and sunshine. Edwin Wisnovsky says to keep working and notes the lure of fishing. Lewis Howard finds energy rise with green grass. Mrs. Curry suggests letting the fever run its course and enjoying outdoor chores.
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