Democratic ticket slate for president and state reps
The ticket lists Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for president with John J. Sparkman of Alabama for vice president. It includes George P. Mahoney of Baltimore County for US senator and Dudley G. Roe of Kent County for the US House in the First District.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
United States
George P. Mahoney
Baltimore County
U. S
Dudley G. Roe
Kent County
Blood on the Highways and the Call for Stricter Driving Laws
Opinion argues highway carnage requires barring incompetent drivers and enforcing stringent traffic codes. It warns against higher insurance premiums and government-run compulsory insurance, linking reckless driving to economic waste and loss of freedom. The piece advocates prohibiting reckless drivers from driving.
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America
Crackdown by GAO Targets Overcommitted Federal Projects
The General Accounting Office led by Comptroller Warren cracks down on agencies that exceed approved appropriations. Interior Department halted a hydroelectric project in Alaska due to overcommitment, highlighting long-standing overestimation by bureaus and the Corps of Engineers. The GAO argues these moves restore constitutional governance and taxpayers’ interests. May they implement this reform.
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General Accounting Office
Congress
Warren
Interior Department
Alaska
Interior
Corps of Engineers
Comptroller General
European views on war and NATO defense lag in Western Europe
European journalists note less war inevitability than Americans and trace why Western Europe lags in defense plans. NATO targets of 25 divisions by year end appear unlikely with 23 underprepared. shortages in aircraft and bases persist. Nations like Britain France Italy and Belgium scale back aims while the Netherlands stands apart.
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United States
Soviet Union
Atlantic
U. S. News and World Report
Europe
West
NATO
Netherlands
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
U. S
Ike's Social Security critique shows privileged view
The piece argues General Eisenhower lacks understanding of civilian social security and welfare after a long Army career. It notes his retirement income, hospital care, commissary benefits, and staff support as security not available to ordinary citizens. It claims his postwar wealth from a book deal reflects his detachment from average Americans.
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Eisenhower
Army
Washington
General Eisenhower
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Ike
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Federalsburg
Preston
Greensboro
Carl R. Deen
J. O. Wright, Sr
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Hillsboro
Miss Pearl Eveland
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Denton National Bank
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Federal Reserve System
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Easton
Economy
Mike Malett
TV & Radio Service
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