Aid to Yugoslavia divide echoed by Drummond column
Roscoe Drummond argues U S aid to Yugoslavia helped keep Tito independent from Moscow and fostered Western alignment. He urges Congress not to cut aid, else risk isolating the U S from Eastern Europe. David Miller notes U S credit for the plant loan is overlooked, with Americans in Yugoslavia facing costs.
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Goldwater leads Rockefeller as Romney closes gap in Harris survey
Louis Harris reports Goldwater holds a 17 point edge over Rockefeller among rank and file Republicans and independents. Romney gains ground on Rockefeller, who slides in the GOP nomination race. regional differences suggest a possible New Hampshire close race and potential shifts in eastern primaries.
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Douglas May Quit Soon From Supreme Court
Justice William O. Douglas nears the age for retirement and is reputed to be unsettled with restlessness growing after personal changes. Reports say he may step down next week or later this year, amid political pressure from Dixiecrats threatening a probe.
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Haile Selassie: Africa's steady power and bold diplomacy
Mary McGrory portrays Haile Selassie as a five foot tall yet formidable emperor who steered Africa through Pan-African unity and border disputes with Somalia. The piece notes his longevity, charisma, and cautious diplomacy as he weighs recognition of Red China and maintains strong U.S. ties amid regional tensions.
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France nuclear power makes Western alliance stronger
Roscoe Drummond argues President de Gaulle aims for an independent French nuclear force. He contends it enhances Western deterrence, strengthens European security, and broadens France’s diplomatic weight while favoring an independent European nuclear power.
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Good Salesmanship Quote At Salesmen Gathering
Will Rogers advised salesmen to make offerings so appealing that buyers would prefer to be the purchaser over the seller. The quotation emphasizes ethical persuasion and customer-centered selling in a historic address.
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Cedar Rapids civic moves seek voters for municipal court system
In 1953 a Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce booth will invite signatures on petitions for a municipal court system. Mrs. George Klousia of Des Moines re elected president of the Iowa WCTU at Trinity Methodist Cedar Rapids. Jim Meaghan set as Cedar Rapids baseball club general manager for 1954.
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