Conservative Movement Is Dead Survivors Learning The Hard Way
Washington columnist Lyle C and Wilson discuss the supposed death of the conservative movement in the United States tied to the Republican party’s shifts since 1936. The piece traces changes from the Democratic two thirds rule removal to Eisenhower era realignments, arguing conservatives were left behind as parties moved left. It cites figures like FDR, Truman, Stevenson, Harriman, Willkie, and Taft to illustrate evolving partisan dynamics and internal conflicts shaping modern conservatism.
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Lyle C, Wilson
Washington Iin
United States
Republican Party
Mark Hanna
Boise Penrose
Witch
William Jennings Bryan
Fdr
Adlai E. Stevenson
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
Truman
Raine
Roosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Herbert ‘Hoover
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Conservative core hopes a new leader to revive GOP
The text notes a shrinking hard core of Republican conservatives, many folded to pro Ike chants, while suggesting conservatism could revive if a strong leader emerges and southern conservatives break from one party captivity.
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Ike
South
Doctors Probe Girl Who Feels No Pain
A Duke University coed in Durham, North Carolina, aged 19, experiences no physical pain despite injuries. Doctors from psychology psychiatry and neurology conducted months of tests, finding normal nervous wiring but abnormal pain perception and high language sensitivity. They concluded no major anxiety or hysterias, noting her intelligence and confident personality while exploring psychological factors.
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Delos Smith
Frese Science
New York
Duke University
Durham
N.C
David Kipnis
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Louis D. Cohen
E. Charles Kunkle
Philip E. Kubzansky
American Psychological Association
New Female Names For Storms In 1956 List Planned
Washington says the Weather Bureau will issue a fresh list of girls names for hurricanes of 1956. Officials note some dislike linking women’s names with disasters, but the practice started in World War II and aims for clearer radio reports. Names must avoid geographic or time associations, and the final list will be announced officially next week.
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Weather Bureau
Alice
Brenda
Connie
Diane
Westher
Bureau
Pacific
Georgia
Caroline
Eve
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