Democrats Calling Roll of Ike's Team Men Who Quit Under Fire
A look at multiple Eisenhower administration resignations and under fire figures from 1952 to 1956. Key names include Sherman Adams, Richard Nixon era figures, and Richard A. Mack with details of alleged improprieties and investigations.
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Sherman Adams
White House
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Nixon
Mansure
Wiliam J. Balmer
Chicago
Eader
Headllines
Robert B. McLeaish
Congress
Farmers Home’ Administration
McLeaish
Joseph M. Swing
House
Immigration Service
Mexico
Robert Tripp Ross
Defense
Senate
Ross
Richard A. Mack
Federal Communications
Miami
Paul M. Butler
New York
United States
Butler
Irving M. Ives
Washingston
Truman
Averell Harriman
Harry Vaughan
Vaughan
Post Office Announces New Stamp Rates and Envelopes
Acting Postmaster Fred E. Wiseman announced new printed stamped envelopes and cards for August 1. Regular letters go four cents per ounce, air mail seven cents. post cards rise to three cents, air mail postcards to five. New stamps released July 31 include seven cent air mail coil and other air mail and stamped envelope items at listed cities.
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Fred E. Wiseman
Air Mail
Wiseman
Philadelphia
Miami
Fla
San Antonio
Tex
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lincoln
Mindan
N. C
Entaradox
Charleston
W. Var
Independent Democratic
Daily Gazette Company
West Virginia
Gazette Mail
W. Va
Cormier
Baily Wii
Gozetts-Mai
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Wbiec
Gazette
Associated Press
Adams Ouster Talk Reverberates Over Jobless Figures
Washington reports Census figures showing record unemployment in 1957 while 77,700,000 Americans held jobs at least part of the year. Senator Potter warns Adams’ fate could become a political handicap for Republicans in 1959.
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Sherman Adams
Census Bureau
Eisenhower
Sén
Charles E. Potter
Rin
Iine
Adams
White House
Man Sentenced After Saturday Car Theft and Wreck
A man who stole a car Saturday night and wrecked it at the tee St. Bridge over Elk River was sentenced Tuesday to one to ten years in prison as a probation violator. Orville Lee Jones, 25, of Rt. 6 Charleston, was arraigned in Intermediate Court.
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Elk River
Orville Lee Jones
Rt. 6
Charleston
U.S. presses U.N. action over Nagy executions
The United States urged a special five nation committee meeting to address the Hungarian executions of Imre Nagy and Pal Maleter. Emilio Nunez-Portuondo led Cuban calls for U.N. action as Western governments voiced shock and Italy cut diplomatic ties with Hungary.
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United Nations
N. Y
Hungary
Seddafla
U.N
Iaw
Rome
North Atlantic
Guiseppe Pel
Imre Nagy
Pal Malofer
Five-Nations Special Committee
United States
Australia
Demark
Ceylon
Uruguay
Tunisia
China
Peiping
Hong Kong
Nagy
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Tito
Eisenhower
Washington
Emilio Nunez-Portuondo
U. N
Khrushchev
Stalin
Directors Will Meet at Greystone Motel for Charleston Branch
The board of directors of the Charleston branch of Southern States Cooperative will meet at 7 p.m. on June 26 at the Greystone Motel to plan the annual membership meeting. They will nominate new officers for the advisory committee and the board of directors.
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Charleston
Southern States Cooperative
Greystone
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