Editorial warns of Communist threats in Southeast Asia
An editorial argues that Communist violence persists in Malaya and surrounding Southeast Asia. It cites past uprisings in Burma and the Philippines, limited gains in Vietnam, and ongoing terror campaigns. The piece notes thousands killed and calls for vigilance and firmness against Reds.
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Moycow
Malaya
Southeast Asia
Europe
France
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Greece
Turkey
Burma
Joseph Stalino
Philippines
Vietnam
Indonesia
Philippine
Ramon Magsaysay
Foreign Aid For U.S. Way Of Living Sees Small Cars Grow
The piece notes rising foreign made cars on American roads and predicts about 200,000 more on U S highways by 1957 end. It states foreign cars held about three percent of total auto sales last year, up from the prior year, with expectations of a larger market share as two car families grow. It mentions U S automakers importing small models and expanding low priced options to compete.
There'll Be Some Changes Made in Treasury Policy
Washington watchers see new Treasury Secretary Anderson pursuing two major departures. Senators Douglas and Gore urge a study on charging banks 2 percent on deposits and revising the oil depletion allowance, aiming to raise billions in federal revenue. Anderson also releases his stock list to the Senate Finance Committee amid weeks of scrutiny.
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Washington
Treasury
Robert He
Anderson
Paul Douglas
Albert Gore
Tenn
Data Industries
Douglas
Gore
George Humphrey
Senate Finance Committee
Humphrey
Dresser Industries
Webb & Knapp, Ltd
Canada
General Carbon & Chemical
Greater Southwest Corp
Webb & Knapp
Senate
Johnson
Dulles
Debunking Sleep Myths With Dr Kleitman Expert Advice
Sleep needs vary by person with eight hours not universal. Most people function best on about seven hours while some need more or less. Pre midnight sleep does not guarantee better rest, and dreams often occur in the latter part of the night. newborns may sleep less than claimed, and a firm mattress is not essential for good rest. Catching up on sleep is possible for many, especially youth, while dreams typically last 10 to 30 minutes and occur nightly toward morning.
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William Rountree
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Israel
U.S
Russia
Egypt
Rountree
U.N
Edna Kelly
N.Y
U. S
U.N. General Assembly
Leonard Farbstein
Rountee
Dante Fascell D
Flaj
Sachet
Fortsten
Rowntree
Nathaniel Kleitmann
University of Chicago
Democrats Shift to Practical Foreign Policy Questions
The piece notes a new Democratic strategy targeting ordinary citizens with direct questions on Russia, the Middle East, and defense. It praises Kennedy, Humphrey, Johnson, Symington, and Douglas for advocating moderate, economically mindful diplomacy and cautiously rethinking aid, trade, and press access while urging stronger U S global influence.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Middle East
North Africa
China
Moscow
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Humphrey
Minnesota
Johnson
Texas
Symington
Missouri
Douglas
Iinois
Poland
Kremlin
Quaknes Urges Congress to Preserve Foreign Base Pacts
In Baltimore Deputy Defense Secretary Donald A. Quaknes warns the U.S. maintains about 250 overseas bases. He says without status of forces agreements, Washington would likely surrender many bases. He urges Congress not to jeopardize the pacts.
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Internatlara
Hows Service
Baltimore
Defense
Donald A. Quaknes
U.S
U. S
Congress
Eden Hospital praised by grateful patient in reader letter
A reader from Hayward writes about Eden Hospital, praising staff from nurses to the dietitian after a 10 day stay. The letter says the hospital feels like a hotel, notes excellent meals, tranquil rooms, and compassionate care, and expresses willingness to pay higher rates for continued service.
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Varions
Eden Hospital
Eden
Tonitah
Bicknell
Hayward
Goodwill Industries Thanks Readers After Payroll Hold Up
Goodwill Industries credits area friends for support after a payroll hold up. Many offered help. donations and discarded items funded payroll and kept handicapped staff employed. Thanks are extended to Oakland Police and to Mrs June Brown and her daughter for swift action in securing the getaway vehicle.
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Goodwill Industries
Comepany
Oakland Police ‘Dept
June Brown
Joaquin Ave
San Leandro
James Bett
Eden Hospitals Report Details June Payments and Yearly Loss
A hospital report to Eden Township notes June payments totaling 28 393.74 to radiologist pathologist and anesthesiologist with a net loss of 54 782 88 for July 1956 to May 1957. A Bosra Meeting discusses termination and renegotiation of contracts citing ethical and legal concerns under physician code of ethics.
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Eden Township
Eden Hospitals
Bosra
Paul Rhodes
Too Many Cards Ends Ford Efficiency Drive
Henry Ford founder of the early factory system grew frustrated with an efficiency expert who brought in lines of filing cabinets and cards. After weeks with no productivity gain he stormed the office and dumped every card onto the floor, ending the effort.
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Henry Fore
Ford
Strictly Personal Money Isn’t Everything
The piece argues graduates should seek emotional satisfaction in work, not just high pay. Money, while necessary, is not sufficient for happiness, and choosing a field for ease or money can backfire. A fulfilling, psychologically satisfying job provides intangibles that sustain beyond earnings.
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Jordan
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Allen
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Mabel
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Irs
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Charley” Michelson
John TJ. Raskob
Herbert Hoover
Marshall
TVA
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Capitol Hill
London
Tel Aviv
Sydney J. Harris
General, Features Corp
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