Editorials the Cleared Away the Fog
The investigation into the summit blowup narrows to whether Mr Eisenhower erred in accepting responsibility for the U-2 flight. Open acceptance is deemed the key, ending wishful thinking about easy concessions from Khrushchev. The piece notes two camps: realism versus hopeful appeasement, and urges preparation for a prolonged cold war despite calls for peace. Dan Beebe.
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Lisenhower
Eisenhower
U.S
Krushchev
U.S. News & World Report
Paris
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Britain
Dan Beebe
Not Panicking Budget Wise At Paris Summit
Dan Beebe argues Americans should resist panic spending after the Paris summit blow up. He says inflation danger and mood decline would invite Communist conquest, praising Ike for resisting profligate policies and urging confidence in the national economy.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Dan Beebe
Write-In voting challenges amid postfiling changes in California
California voters face a heavy write-in vote today as cross filing ends. The article explains write-in rules, including the need for at least 1 percent of last election totals to win a nomination, and notes campaigns to influence cross-party nominations. It compares past write-ins to potential future patterns and mentions potential impacts on state elections.
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California
Weinberger
Secretary of State
Nome
Vigoros
Disenhower
Taft
Ando
Kefauger
Kenedy
Nixon
Holmes Alexander
Brown
George McLain
Usid
Valere
Progress or Regression in the Orient 1958
The piece reflects on SEATO visits and U S policy in Asia. It notes turmoil in Korea and Japan, Viet Nam’s fragile government, and fears of Communist expansion. It discusses whether American alliances withstand rising Chinese pressure and political shifts ahead of elections.
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Washington, D. C
Walter Robertson
China
My. Robertson
Mexander Aranged
Europe
Washington
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Robertson
Far East
Korea
Lags-Canshalia
Viet Nam
Tachen Islands
Red China
Japan
USA
Synzman Rhee
State Department
Syith
Free Asia
Ann Landers Advice Column Sparks Candid Life Talk
In Lincoln Nebraska readers share dilemmas from job hopes to romance age gaps and retirement. Ann Landers gives blunt guidance on choosing work prospects avoiding opportunistic advances and handling fraught family finances while urging readers to seek thoughtful counsel.
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Ann Landers
Lincoln
Nebraska
Rauling
Opinions From Readers on Fluoridation Facts
Readers debate fluoridation with editorials citing Grand Rapids data showing over 50 percent reduction in cavities since 1943. Framingham suggests low fluoride may harm adults, while studies show fluoride ion chemistry is consistent across sources.
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Grand Rapids
Framingham
Mass
FCC Funds Editor Says Censorship Threatens Free Radio
A reader argues against FCC funded program censorship, warning that panel control over radio content risks limiting national access to ideas. The letter urges public input before Senate action and defends freedom of speech. The writer signs A. M. from San Leandro.
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Jie
A. M
San Leandra
Auxiliary Legion Unit thanks Castro Valley citizens for poppy donations
In behalf of Castro Valley Auxiliary Unit 649 of the American Legion, Millie Ancelet thanks citizens who accepted a memorial poppy and donated to the outstretched can. Funds support hospitalized veterans and ward parties, Christmas gifts, and áreas veterans and their families.
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Castro Valley
The
American Legion
Millie Ancelet
Unit 649
Old Titles Inconsistent Talk On Naming U S Economic System
In Milwaukee, George Romney argues the United States needs a new name for its economy beyond capitalism and socialism. He critiques terms like liberalism and right left as worn, urging a fresh vocabulary to reflect a unique American market system and avoid misleading labels.
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Milwaukee
George Romney
American Motors
United States
America
Trm
Jaiorica
Mass
Trey
Stalin
Hiller
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