Waterway Compact Backed by Alabama Mississippi Delegation
Rep Robert Jones supports Congress approving the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway Compact. The plan envisions a 260 mile nine foot deep channel from Demopolis Alabama to Pickwick Pool Mississippi. Engineers received 160000 in 1957 to study impacts with results due later this year.
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Sunset Magic Beyond Your Door
A poet notes that no travel can surpass the beauty of a sunset visible from home, celebrating the universal, simple wonder found in daily skies.
Judge delays Central High School integration in Little Rock
A federal judge ruled that integration at Central High School in Little Rock be postponed for two and a half years. The NAACP plans to appeal, but the action is viewed as unlikely to succeed or alter the outcome.
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Little Rock
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Argument for Changing Presidential Election Method
The piece argues for reform of the Electoral College, noting Alabama will lose a House seat in 1960 and that national power concentrates in a few large states. It suggests awarding electoral votes by popular vote within each state to reflect overall voter preferences and curb dominance by big states.
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Poison in the air and soil: DDT dangers discussed
John H. Baker writes in Outdoor America about toxic chemical fallout from aerial pest control. He contrasts Communist fears with the threat of DDT, arguing toxic soil treatment and gold-backed finance pose a global menace to capitalist states.
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Secretary Humphrey
Marriage Advice For Women From Arlie Davidson
The column counsels women on marriage with seven rules. Emphasizing a stable character, compatibility, and readiness for motherhood, it advises delaying marriage until after age twenty, choosing a partner with compatible background, and balancing family duties with a career as a wife.
Adams Round the clock power shines in Sherm Adams
Washington columnist Drew Pearson outlines Sherman Adams as the White House power broker who dictates policy to regulatory agencies and influences Congress. The piece details Adams’ reach over the FCC FTC SEC and CAB and cites instances of him pressuring officials and lawmakers to advance administration aims.
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Sherman Adams
Sherman
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Leonard Scheele
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Peter Strobel
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Robert Kennon
Louisiana
Sam Rayburn
USA
Kennon
Rayburn
Fulbright
Arkansas
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Cotton
Ike
McClellan Kennedy to Probe Mafia Labor Ties June 30
The McClellan Committee plans a three week hearing starting June 30 led by Bob Kennedy to expose mob influence across industries from trucking to steel and meat markets. Investigators show the Mafia operates through unions using muscle and money to fix wages and control markets.
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the Hall Syndicate
Chemstrand Execs Sent to Summer Executive Programs
Chemstrand announces three more executives will attend summer programs at Northwestern Cornell and Ohio State. J E Bromley. R E Wright. D W Chaney begin four to six week courses with plans to extend over two years. Earlier selected executives attend advanced management courses to keep pace with industry advances.
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Edward A. O’neal
J. E. Bromley
Pensacola
R. E. Wright
Decatur
D. W. Chaney
Bromley
Institute For Management
Northwestern University
Wright
Cornell University
Chaney
Ohio State University
R. G. Hemminghaus
A. A. Nellis
Aeri«lan
The Theory of the Earth and James Hutton’s 1765 work
The foundation of modern geology rests on James Hutton’s book The Theory of the Earth written around 1765.
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