Cardinal Spellman urged to help union torture victims
A Teamster wife’s letter to Cardinal Spellman describes intimidation and violence by gangsters who control a union, urging a public stance. The Vicar General warns that gangster dominance mocks American life and urges unions to return to ethical codes and honest labor for 15,100,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Spellman
New York
United States Armed Forces
America
Korea
Union
Dangerous Years Forewarns of Soviet Arms Leap
Senator Henry M. Jackson warns the United States faces three dangerous years as the Soviets may surpass unless the U S adopts an all out war footing and accelerates long range missile production. He notes Congress can fund, but the President spends.
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Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Armed Services Committee
Senator Jackson
United States
Jackson
Congress
Realistic Farm Program Divides Farmers into Submarginal and Commercial
The Committee for Economic Development argues the low-income farmer should seek more profitable work rather than rely on Federal supports, while urging a free farm market for the commercial farmer. The plan aims to remove sentiment from farm policy and align production with demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industex
Committee For Economic Development
Postal Rates Debate by Senator Neuberger in Oregon
Senator Richard Neuberger of Oregon urged the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association that the post office remain a public service not a profit maker. He notes government deficits reach billions and argues the postal service should not be run on a pay-as-you-go basis while serving as a member of the Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee. The hearing discusses a ten year issue on postal pricing and opposing House increases from the last two sessions.
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Richard I. Neuberger
Oregon Democrat
Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association
United States Post Office
Berger
Senate Committee On Post Office and Civil Service
House of Representatives
Jesus Washes Feet and Teaches Servant Leadership
In John 13 Jesus complements his act of washing disciples feet by instructing them to serve one another. He notes the distinction between master and servant, promises blessing for obedience, and asserts his awareness of the chosen betrayer while affirming belief in his identity as sent by the Father. He concludes that receiving those sent by Jesus is equivalent to receiving Jesus and the Father.
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Bikel
Editorial on rehabilitating maimed civilians as a foreign policy tool
A piece argues that rehabilitating the maimed and sick could rival Sputnik in shaping international understanding, via a universal medical language. It notes Amman’s historical capital status, U S Saudi backing for Jordan’s five year development, and critiques Teamsters leader Dave Leck on grand larceny charges. It highlights Archbishop Cushing praising parents as primary caregivers for retarded children.
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Sputnik
Dee Howard A. Rusk
Office of Defense Mobilization
United States
Jordan
Amman
Philadelphia
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Syria
Try and Stop Me MO QUOTED in New York garment district
A middle aged manufacturer recounts a luncheon dream of Cat Island roller coaster and a crony recalls a risqué dream involving two women. The banter ends with a joke about vacation packing and a nod to the syndicate.
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New York
Cat Island
Coney Island
NATO Leaders Edge Toward Paris Talks Despite Soviet Tactics
United Press reports that NATO heads meet in Paris to reinforce unity against Soviet threats. Bulganin letters fail to sway allied resolve as France's Gaillard cabinet grapples with inflation and civil service raises amid new tax authority.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Paris
Russia
United States
Eisenhower
Soviet
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Britain
France
West Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
Felix Gaillard
Gaillard
Missile brass must get busy in space race efforts
Senate leader Lyndon B. Johnson urged top missile officers to accelerate efforts to close the gap with Russia in missile and satellite programs. Plans proceed to increase Atlas ICBM funding as Lt Gen Gavin cites shifts in global military power. Von Braun, Medaris, and Gates testify as space weapons debates unfold.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
America
Russia
Texas Democrat
U.S
Johnson
Natio
James Gavin
Army
United States
Wunher von Braun
von Braun
John B. Medaris
Huntsville
Ala
Navy
Thomas 8. Gates Jr
Bikel envisions an egghead film for thoughtful adults
The New York artist discusses making a sophisticated movie about intellectual disillusion with communism, aiming for believability and depth. He plans to tour universities, balance stage film and TV, and live a full life in Greenwich Village while running the Unicorn cafe on Sunset Strip with a New Yorker crowd attracting Hollywood figures and police attention.
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Bikel
Arthur Koestler
Bike
T. B
Coe Bikel
The
Unicorn
Sunset Strip
Beverly Hills
Greenwich Village
Manhattan
Rita Moreno
Tony Franciosa
Anna Kashif
Curt Jurgens
Joanne Woodward
Baker
Eisenhower Faces Tough NATO Mission in Paris
President Eisenhower sails to Paris for a NATO chiefs of state meeting amid questions about his health, the 22nd Amendment limiting a third term, and rising Democratic resistance. Secretary Dulles expected to be a liability, with analysts predicting a hard winter for his administration and possible shifts in tax and welfare policy after Congress reconvenes. Menhaden, a versatile forage fish also known as bunker, tops the rest with oil used in soap and cattle feed.
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Paris
John Foster Dulles
Europe
Dulles
Eisenhower
NATO Chiefs of State
United States
Niks
Ture
Congress
NATO
Hoover
Huszah
Bill
Mr. E
Winter Wildlife Endures the Cold Sees Beavers Squirrels Thrive
The article notes bees perish in cold but the queen protects the hive. It describes how grasshoppers lay eggs for 1958, and many mammals and amphibians hibernate or slow down. Animals like muskrats, beavers, frogs, minks, and weasels remain active or survive by stored food, shelter, and sudden, cautious activity through winter.
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Gloria Klein
Central Press
Animal Kingdom
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Datty
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Latrobe Street
Monte
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Charles E. Rose
W L. Siemon
W. T. Lockard
Milford B. Griffith
Luella Morgan
West Virgins
Virginia
Virginias
ACME
Tazior
Harbour
Prestor
Gratton
W.va
Teamster
Jesus Christ
Saint John
Dave Leck
Teamsters Union
Seattle
Ide
Richard J. Cushing
Boston
Bennett Cerf
Uy Hennatt
King
Symdicaty
United Press
Missile Brass
Holyoke
Mass
Samuel Resnic
Board of Aldermen
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Indo-New Orleans
St. Louis
Alrnesa
Mel Heimer
Theodore Bikel
Morton Wishengrad
Los Angeles
Theodore
Science
Lyle C. Wilson
Free West
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