Debating Bevan and Menon on truth in world politics
A radio essay-like critique contrasts Aneurin Bevan and Krishna Menon as unlikely judges of global affairs. The piece argues Bevan’s bias, skepticism toward the West, and praise for Soviet Russia undermine his impartiality while praising cautious, universal fears over war and economic insecurity. It contends Bevan’s return to Britain signals a danger of demagoguery if he gains power.
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Aneurin
Bevan
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Kremlin
America
Europe
England
Britain
Washington
Washington Column String Bean Question and Missiles Budget
Washington columnist Peter Edson discusses the budgetary dilemma facing the Eisenhower administration as it plans defense and research spending. He notes uncertainty over missile costs, total spending, and possible tax changes, with December decisions shaping the 1959 fiscal plan. The piece contrasts bean price control with broad fiscal flexibility amid growth and readiness to match Soviet advances.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Eisenhower
Congress
George M. Humphrey
Prize Contests Lift Mood and Stamina in Case Column
The Worry Clinic presents Case W-359 about Joe B a paralyzed war veteran seeking zest for living. His wife explains mood swings and urges stimulating activity. the solution highlighted is prize contesting which renews interest, offers small cash rewards and strengthens husband wife bonds. The piece notes contests motivate reading and thinking, with examples of prizes and rules, and promises a follow up on Joe’s case.
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Joe
Joe B
Korea
Emerson
Mary
Abs
Crane
Northwestern University
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Origin of the potato in Europe and the Andes
The familiar Irish potato did not originate in Ireland but was found by Europeans in the highlands of the Andes where it grows wild today. It was introduced into Spain probably in the 16th century by Spaniards returning from Peru. The Spanish traders may have brought it to North America and later from Ireland, giving it its name.
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Ireland
Andes
Spain
Peru
North America
Today and Tomorrow Solution Must Be Found To Disability Question
Walter Lippmann argues the White House faces a crisis as Eisenhower’s disability prompts a shift from token leadership to real power. He calls for a temporary delegation to the Vice President or resignation, noting public mood favors genuine leadership and accountability over play acting.
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White House
Eisenhower
United States
Nixon
Novinger Youth Wins National 4-H Scholarship
Novinger Missouri youth Edward R Polovich, 19, was named a national $400 scholarship winner at the 36th annual 4-H Club Congress. The Westinghouse Educational Foundation granted the award for his work in the 4H electric program. Polovich, a Northeast Missouri State Teachers College sophomore, runs his own electrical repair shop and led his club’s electrical project for five years, earning blue ribbons at county and regional fairs.
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Chicago
Edward R. Polovich
Novinger
Westinghhouse Educational Foundation
Polovich
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College of Kirksville
Bristol Township Population Rise Tied to Levittown Growth
Bristol Township near Philadelphia reports a population jump from 12,184 in 1950 to 56,293 now, a gain of 44,109, due to new industry and the Levittown residential community. State highway funds may be linked to the higher figures.
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Levittown
Philadelphia
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India
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George W. Cranes
Associated Press
Jefferson City
Cole
Missouri
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Britannica Jr Encyelopedia
NEA Service, Inc
By Walter Lippmann
Hagerty
Brownell
Action Pictures
J. C
Poper
Barney Ross
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Novinger, Mo
Pennsylvania Township
Bristol
Bristol Township
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Y John P
Marquand
Japan
Robert Wagner
Joan Collins
Edmund O'Brien
George Shearing
Lincoln University
East End Drug
Melody Shop
Tune Town
Lincoln University Business Office
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