Ike reels of loyalties and staff snubs in early GOP nom fight
Eisenhower aides claim about 75 delegates won through charm and talks while he balances conservative demands for Republicans and liberal appeals for Democrats. Mamie cooperates with press. staff tensions surfaced over off the record lunch and staff loyalties. Congress struggles to tighten controls as lobbyists press loopholes amid backroom bargaining and leadership disputes.
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Failure in family life and early guidance in America
A dated column argues failure in American family life stems from busy parents who crowd out children, neglect small daily influences, and fail to offer a consistent guidance plan. It notes overextension, responsibility shifts to schools or churches, and the need for engaged, steady parenting.
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Manpower in Nursing Sparks Debate Over Gender Roles
A Boston column argues male nurses should replace women in military and civilian care stations, criticizing unpaid sexism and calling for training reform, pay parity, and more male entrants. It cites the Norfolk Medical News backing fewer female nurses and expanding male staffing to serve male patients.
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Independence toast for Nam Ii would halt Fourth of July talks
The text urges U N negotiators to read the Declaration of Independence to North Korean truce envoy Nam Ii. It suggests the delegation walk out again as Nam resumes loud exchanges, framing a provocative stance in the stalled talks.
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William L. Sturdevant, TVA Information Chief, Dies
The longtime Alabama editor and director of information for the Tennessee Valley Authority died. He believed in TVA as tools for work by people and helped win public acceptance through human kindness and persuasive outreach.
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Warning for Republicans as Southern Democrats urge revolt
Words warn the National Democratic Party from the Southern wing to push a civil rights plank. Taft leads the GOP against Eisenhower with Democrats claiming Taft has the poorest chance, while Democrats hold millions more voters. Revolt in the South could be the Republicans' only hope.
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Philosophy of Jefferson on Mind Freedom and Government
A collection of Jeffersonian passages inscribed at the Washington Memorial asserting liberty of mind, equality, religious liberty, and the duty of government to protect rights. It emphasizes the dependence of rights on divine provision, education, moral law, and adaptation of laws to evolving human understanding.
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American attitudes imperil future warfare says Patton tank praise
HAL BOYLE argues the United States risks complacency and outmoded myths about weaponry. He reviews the Patton 48 tank, notes mass production as real strength, and contrasts American inventiveness with German and Soviet military advances. He warns civilian legends hinder readiness.
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Mind Reader Shopper Swings Through Stores
A light verse notes a woman wavering in buying choices while confidently shaping others tastes as she trots through shops. The quip frames taste as flexible and influence as strong in a playful line by True A Rice Jr.
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