Eisenhower cabinet criticism marks open door shift
The piece discusses early second-term criticism of Eisenhower's senior secretaries, with Humphrey and Dulles under fire over budget and Middle East policy. It notes Wilson's stance on the Korea era draft dodgers and highlights a changing open door approach, inviting discussions with heads of state to ease international tensions.
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Britain
France
Dulles
Butt
Charles E. Wilson
National Guard
Wilson
Policy and protests over world leaders in pursuit of peace
A fragment discusses U S policy toward Soviet and Communist leaders, arguing openness to promote peaceful programs without endorsing hostile actions. It cites Khrushchev and Chow En-lai, warning against totalitarianism while stressing the president seeks world peace through prudent engagement.
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Bethe
Yukoslavla
Eso
Guy
Nikita S Khrish— Chey
I Hunewry
Ishonyan
Chow
Chas
Thanis Il
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hne
Corry Donations Rise Amid Flood Aid Efforts
Corry’s flood relief total reached 170.05 dollars as of yesterday with a large shipment of food and clothing prepared for Ohio River flood victims. A road accident near Union City at 11 last evening injured four youths when their crowded vehicle left Route 11. In Erie County League action Gerty Beavers upset Waterford 47 to 30, tying Union City for the southern bracket lead.
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Corry
Ohio
Union City
Gerty Beavers
Waterford
Beavers
Witt Union City
Fire Nearly Destroys Home Kitchen Sparks
A near disaster occurred when electric fibers hung over a Park Street kitchen stove caught fire and spread to the floor before Mrs. King and the Home were able to extinguish the blaze. The incident was reported in 1917 notes from the town. The White Mice Club formed by the High School seniors planned an Easter Washington trip. William Duke of Weetsmith Street owns a paper published in Hingston, N Y. Saturday January 18, 1800.
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Park Street
Washington
William Duke of
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Hingston
Clster County
N.Y
Bear Lake News notes church events and service day
Bear Lake reports Youth Week activities at Niobe Baptist Church Tuesday and Wednesday. World Service Day observed at Evangelical United Brethren Church with readings, prayers, music, and a guest missionary Linda Sveiven from Venezuela. A reception honored Leon Cable Jr on furlough from the Navy. Dr. Glenn F. Donelson to preach and dedicate the Hammond organ next Sunday service.
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Bear Lake
Hervey Marlin
Ang
Tednes
Bulan Fninga
Arthur Bailey
Niobe Bopt
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Paul Vanagd
J. C Manwaring
Alice Damon
Grace Morton
Carolyn Wevers
Barbara
Joan Manwaring
Sharon
Auuina Vapard
Linda Sveiven
Venezuela
Leon Cable Sr
Leon Cable Jr
Leon
Navy
Th Wevers
Glenn F. Donelson
Norting
Seven More Cows Added to Warren County Sampler Testing
Warren County Dairy Host Improvement Association unit two lists Ubat cows owned by Carleton Curtis of Columbus as top producers of butterfat for January. Cliitis produced 60 and 86 pounds of butterfat from 1476 and 1103 pounds of milk, per William L. Hortester. Curtis followeds by John Anderson of Sugar Grove Ronald Messenger of Spring Creek and Robert Scott of Bear Lake. The top three herds were Leigh Smith Pittsfield Robert Scott Bear Lake and Ronald Messenger Spring Creek. Sixty nine cows yielded over 1200 pounds of milk and 139 of 455 animals tested showed over 1000 pounds of butterfat. Warren County DIPLA will provide equipment for owner sampler testing. seven area dairymen currently participate.
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Warren County
Robert Scott
Bear Lake
Horn
Leigh Smith
Pittsfield
Ronald Messenger
Spring Greete
Buttartat
Watre County
Hoover Sees Inflation Echo in Modern Tax Burden
New York dispatch argues inflation era warnings echo today as Hoover notes high tax costs undermine savings and economic growth. Treasury concerns say 108 billion in taxes and levies reduce funds for industry, housing, and job creation, prompting calls for change to spur investment.
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New York
Hoover
Hoover and Humphrey warn on rising debt and inflation
In a cost of living discussion, former President Hoover and Secretary Humphrey clash over escalating federal, state, and local debts. They warn inflation could surge if government spending continues, urging Americans to accept limits on public works to avoid a depression and fiscal crisis.
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Humphrey
Hoover
Near-Tragedy as Bus Teeters on Embankment
Three people injured when a Greyhound bus skidded through a guard rail and hung on a 60-foot embankment off Route 40, 18 miles southeast of here. Injured: Mary Valentin e, 71, of Fairmont. P J Colling, 61, and Anne Colling, 74, Morgantown. Others escaped unharmed. driver M L Rice reported losing control as the engine cut off while descending a steep grade.
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Uniontows
Sumer
West
M. L. Rice
Frederick
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Rice
Army backs month program for National Guard training
Brig. Gen. Creighton W Abrams testified before a House subcommittee that eight weeks of full time duty offer as much useful training as two years of weekly drills and summer camps. The Army urged six months of active duty training for all new enlistees as no formal period exists now for guardsmen.
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Army
Creighton W. Abrams
National Guard
Qukboongsatuputy
House ‘Armed Services Subcommittee
Clark Outspent Duff By $100,000 in Pennsylvan ia
The Senate Elections subcommittee reports Tol Clark (D Pa) outspent James H. Duff (R Pa) by more than 100000 in the race for the U S Senate. Clark’s expenditures totaled 152565 with 145488 in contributions. Duff spent 47346 with 50339 in contributions.
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Duff
Rashington
Sen
Tol
Glare
James H. Duff
R-Pa
Iast
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Pennsylvania
California
New
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