Editorial on the railroading of the President
The editorial analyzes Khrushchev’s summit remarks and the U.S. political opposition. It argues the Khrushchev statements are strategic and not substantive, aiming to force Eisenhower to a summit while opponents seek to damage him. It notes the Berlin and Austrian histories, and mentions a Committee Against Summit Entanglements pushing petitions nationwide.
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Kheushchey
Austria
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Soviet Union
West Berlin
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Committee
Dat Reehe
Rule by Majority Stands on Strauss Confirmation
Oklahoma Senator Monroney voted against confirming Lewis L Strauss as secretary of commerce. He cites the close vote as reason Strauss could clash with the Senate, while conceding Strauss could handle routine administration if confirmed. The piece critiques the idea of needing party opposition for cabinet appointments.
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Monroney
Oklahoma
Lewis L. Strauss
Commerce
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Strauss
Senate
Commerce Department
Montouvy
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den Beebe
House panel fight over minority counsel Stark
Washington reports on the House committee probing regulatory agencies where minority counsel John Marshall Stark clashes with chair Owen Harris over access to memos, secret reports on White House aides, and staff conference attendance. Stark, backed by Bennett and Derounian, bids for power and files while Democratic critics cite Nixon and Halleck in asserting Stark was hand picked. A key public hearing on watchdog agencies including the FCC and SEC is expected next week. Defense Secretary McElroy signals plans to resign later this year amid internal White House and departmental shakeups.
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Joh Marshall Stark
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White House
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Key
Come Inittee
Robert Lishman
Jast
Bernard Schwartz
Barrels
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John Bennett
Mich
Steven Derounian
N.Y
Maris
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Ferral Power Commission
Securities & Exchange Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Dergunian
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Charles Hallack, Inc
Defense
McElroy
Donald Quarles
Procter & Gamble
Weary of Social Demands and Personal Romance Dilemmas
Dear Ann Landers offers views on quitting costly social obligations, expanding friend circles, and avoiding pretentious status games. A bachelor 47 seeks romance with a widow via a personal ad and advice suggests meeting in person to judge real compatibility. A 17-year-old asks about dress imitation, and Ann replies to ignore the copycat trend as flattery.
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Sociel
Pear Ann
City Transit Company
California Commentary on Oil Tax Maneuvers
The Assembly rejected Governor Brown's oil severance tax bill amid sharp tactics and procedural tricks. Observers note that clever maneuvers backfired, exposing weaknesses in funding shifts and raising questions about honesty and disclosure in state government.
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Sacramento
Opinions From Readers on Slowing Inflation and Price Control
Readers urge action to curb inflation in the United States. A letter from William Je Hallahan, board member of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Washington, argues inflation erodes trust in free government and harms savers. Citizens are asked to contact officials and demand price restraint.
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William Je Hallahan
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Atlanta
Fremont Garden Club Thanks for Past Year Shows
The Fremont Garden Club extends sincere thanks for the excellent coverage of last year’s activities including the Third Annual Flower Show. Hazel H. Delanoy, president, signs the message on behalf of club members.
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Fremont Garde Club
Not Continued Reader Letter Praises The Daily Review
A longtime subscriber commends The Daily Review for ending continual page continuations. He praises clearer, bias-free coverage, sensible editorials, and moderate headlines, noting the newspaper now offers refreshing easy reading and better overall presentation.
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Daily Review
Grateful Stranger Praises Hayward Fire Dept for救 Help
A visitor from Michigan thanks the Hayward Fire Department for rapid response on May day after collapsing. They arrived quickly, provided first aid and oxygen, and arranged ambulance transport to a hospital. The letter honors the crew’s kindness and wishes safety for all future calls.
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Michigan
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Hayward Fire Dept
What Do You Think by DSO William T A
A reader quiz excerpt questions on pronunciation spelling and word origins. It asks to correct a garbled sentence, identify misspelled terms, define dor ie, and explain economic frugal usage, with guidance on articulation and phrasing.
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Lutus
Strictly Personal Fancy Sales Talk By Sydney Harris
A columnist criticizes modern gift and clothing names that aim to charm buyers with playful terms. He laments whimsical labels for women’s wear and men’s undergarments, arguing they confuse the diffident buyer and replace straightforward goods with image driven wording. He notes nostalgia for plain titles like pants and hair oil and argues images now trump substance in marketing.
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William
Sydney J. Harris
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