Editorials Another Record At Eden Hospital July Births
Eden hospital set a July birth record with 268 babies, surpassing 249 births in September 1956. Directors raised three day charges to mothers, averaging $150, up from $130–$140, while Brookside district hospital in San Pablo charges about $100. The piece argues the Eden board overreached, acting like proprietors, with no clear justification for the higher rates. It condemns the rate hike as unsupported by public accountability and costly to residents.
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Eden Hospital
Pelee
Eden
Brookside
San Pablo
Brookside Hospital
Board of Directors
Blual
Ena
Not a Field Trip Announcement by Mrs. Roosevelt
Analyzes a proposed visit by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt to Russia as a potential Kremlin ploy. Argues such a trip would mislead the Russian public and fail to secure disarmament terms. Emphasizes that American resolve, including Democrats, favors independent guarantees and not Soviet style concessions.
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Franklin DeRoosevelt
Russia
Roosevelt
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Mrs. Roosevelt
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Mr. Dulles
Democratic Party
Blunt White House Talk on Foreign Aid Budget
President Eisenhower held a blunt emergency conference with bipartisan leaders on the foreign aid budget. Democrats Passman and Cannon pressed for less spending while insiders Herter Brundage and Murphy argued for ample funds to counter Soviet moves, leaving no clear winner as the session ended amicably.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Otto Passman
House
Clarence Cannon
John Taber
Nox
White House
Tabor
Jan Herter
Percival
Brundage
John E. Murphy
Herter
Russia
Middle East
Passman
Rep. Cannon
Joseph Martin
Mass
Cannon
Martin
The
Missourian
America
Address list of U S senators and congressman
Solons' Addresses U S Senator Wm F Know land and Senator Thomas F Kuchel in Senate Office Bldg Washington D C U S Rep George P Miller 4th Dist House Offire Bldg Washington D C Your Legislators are interested in bearing frome you.
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U. S
Wm. F. Knowland
Senate
Washington, D. C
Thomas F Kuchel
IS THAT SO7- By Eugene Burns Pocketful of Facts
Space objects drift with Earth in a shared pace. no fuel to alter paths. The text explains material behavior from balls to fire and the color mixing of pigments. It notes changes in form, shade, and chewing over time, ending with a remark on taste.
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Eugene Burns
Space
Earth
Surprising Facts from Frances N. Chrystie Watts
A quirky compendium mixed with science notes explains taste zones on the tongue, animal senses, bird behavior, and light bending. It notes a left blowhole on a sperm whale and predicts sea level rise in about 18 000 years, potentially flooding major ports.
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Frances N. Chrystie Watts
N.Y
New York
London
Cape Town
Cup
Ight
Eugene Burns
Metube Sprediesc
Ike Promises Campaign Help for Republicans in 1958
Eisenhower vows active support in the 1958 congressional and gubernatorial contests to blunt Democratic gains and boost GOP prospects for the 1960 race. He aims to dislodge Democrats in key states like New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Michigan Wisconsin and California and will engage after primary selections. The President seeks to prevent a repeat of 1956 party setbacks and leave a lasting imprint on the party.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
California
Harriman
Meyner
Williams
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Western Alliance
Walter J. Webler
Malcolm S. Forbes
Forbes
Capitol Hill
White House
Say It Right Pronunciations Guide Headlines
International News Service presents name pronunciations with guidance on Altrincham English and British terms. It explains how to say Theodor Heyss and Nizwa, notes desert regions, and mentions the Imam of Oman at Neajava headquarters.
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Altrincham
Al-tring-am
Theodor Heyss
Tay Heyss
Nizwa
Desert
Imam of Oman
Neajava
Buenos Aires Talks and Latin American Aid Debates
Treasury Secretary Anderson faces a tough start as the U S delegation at the OAS talks in Buenos Aires weighs Latin American demands for more aid and an international development bank. The Rio conference and Panama decisions shape a plan for a larger Latin American market and ongoing U S support. President Eisenhower endorses Latin American projects and trade trends show a shift in payments versus receipts.
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Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Conference of Finance Ministers
Organization of American States
Buenos Aires
United States
Yugoslavia
O.as
Latin America
Anderson
George M.humphrey
U.S
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Ric
Eric Johnston
International Development Advisory Board
O.A.S
Panama
Milton Eisenhower
Anderson Can
A Matter of Record and Twain’s Exercise Insight
Rhode Island Senator Theodore F Green near 90 is described as a tireless socializer who needs a memory book to track engagements. The piece contrasts this with Mark Twain who resisted activity until a neighbor’s remark prompts reflection on daily walks for fitness.
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Rhode Island
Theodore F. Green
Senator Green
Sam
Strictly Personal No Stock In Stocks by Harris
A reflective column argues against stock market investing as against one’s true nature. The author compares financial risk to temperament, cites Mark Twain’s failed ventures, and notes the dangers of applying cold money metrics to theater and other fields. He admits investing in three children and hopes for affection as the only yield.
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Sydney J. Harris
General Motors
Mark Twain
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Tucker
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