Lure of Money and Odd Facts in Boiling Point
Hal Boyle lists a collage of curiosities and quick takes on money, work, gambling, health, and odd trivia. It notes women in banking, humor about taxes, travel to Iran, and quirky lines from public figures, ending with a pun on birds that dance for dinner.
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New York
United States
Minnesota
Helen Downy
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Iran
Mises Grace Downs
Robert Q
South America
Ripley Odditorium
New Zealand
Ike Receives Pope Blessing in Vatican
President Eisenhower met Pope John XXIII in a brief 2 minute audience during his Vatican visit. The Pope expressed benevolence toward the United States and the free world, as Eisenhower thanked him for the blessing and inspiration. The president traveled with his wife Mamie, daughter-in-law, Maj. and Mrs. John Eisenhower, and aides.
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Vatican City
Eisenhower
John XXII
Free World
United States
Fisehhower
Howard
Alssom
Indaw
Maj
John Eisenhower
Eisenhower welcomed by crowd in Ankara Turkey
President Eisenhower receives the largest foreign reception in Ankara as crowds estimated from 400000 to 700000 cheer him. He praises Turkish resolve and future US support for Turkey in development and security while Turkish leaders stress disentangling from Soviet influence and insist on disarmament and solidarity among free nations.
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Ankara
Turkey
Eisenhower
Rome
Skarms
Japhat
Celal Bayer
United States
Fort Sil
Istanbul
Iet
James Hagerly
Mst
Ike
Bayar
Adnan Menderes
Robert Murphy
Tsayarl
Free Nations
Eisenhower Uses Helicopters to Ease Campaign Strain
President Eisenhower relies on helicopters for part of his schedule to reduce fatigue from waving to crowds during his tour. He traveled by air from Rome to Ankara and back, conserving energy for upcoming appearances. Barbara Eisenhower visited a Ankara children's hospital, speaking to patients. Mrs. Eisenhower wore a protective gown for premature infants. Pope John XXIII praised journalists as messengers of Christ and urged their peaceful, faithful work.
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James C. Hagerty
Rome
Eisenhower
Vatican
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Woodrow Wilson
Benedict XI
Sister of
Charity
Barbara Eisenhower
Amleto Cardinal Cicognault
Washington
Karachi
Pakistan
Ankara
Aiden
Fair Children
Fatth Ruste Zorli
Fisenower
Celal Rayar
John
Church Fights TV Radio Censorship Hearing Begins
Washington AP. Protestant church spokesmen urge no program censorship while FCC opens a weeklong hearing on whether federal authority should expand over radio and TV content. James W. Wine of NCC argues for freedom and law, criticizing easy censorship despite concerns over quiz show fixing and advertising practices.
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Washington
Amarica
James W. Wine
National Council of Churches
Wine
Federal Communications Commision
Commission
FCC
Congress
UC residence halls set unusual basketball mark record
Berkeley UPI reported Cloynecourt defeated Deutsch hall 9496 to 3178 in a 45 hour game with about 400 players, claiming a new balloting record previously held by Washington at 2 hours.
Nikita Leaves Hungary Meet
Soviet Premier Nikita Kimishchev departed by train after an eight day stay for the Hungarian Communist party congress in Budapest.
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Nikita
Hungary
Vienna
Nikita Kimishchev
Communist Party
Budapest
Democrats Launch Broad Attack On Republicans In 1960 Memo
The Democratic platform attack targets Ike era policies as weak and mismanaged. It denounces civil rights inertia, calls for expanded education funding, social security boosts, space rights, and national defense aid. Housekeeping factions show dissent from Florida and North Carolina members. The document revises foreign policy lines amid President’s world tour.
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New
Ald
LeRoy Collins
Florida
North Caroli
Benjamin Bryan Everett
Thenal
GOP
Dean Acheson
Peace issue politics questioned by council statement
A council member argued that peace remains a nonpartisan issue and condemned attempts by Republicans or Democrats to score political points on peace. He stressed that any partisan use of the topic is deceitful and dangerous, undermining national unity.
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Mlocess
Council
Republicds
Democrat
Dr Peale Says Hollywood Plans Film of His Life
New York AP interview says minister Norman Vincent Peale will have his life dramatized in a movie. An unnamed actor will portray him with Peale serving as consultant.
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New York
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