Adlai Stevenson and Rockefeller Rivalry Nonstop Power Play
James Marlow reports from Washington on Adlai Stevenson and Nelson Rockefeller maneuvering for the Republican and potential Democratic support. Refusal to confirm candidacy contrasts with persistent headlines as both figures navigate drafts, debates, and network coverage amid postwar political tension.
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James Marlow
Wasitington
Adlai
Stevenson
New Jr York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Pause and Ponder Prayer Phrase Shocks Readers
A devotional note titled Pause and Ponder quotes a familiar passage from the Sermon on the Mount, presenting a prayer line format in a stylized manner. The excerpt invokes Matthew 6:9 and invites reflection on reverence toward the Father in heaven.
Occupier as Scapegoat in Postwar Japan Policy
A columnist argues that the United States faces blame for Japan's postwar unrest as the occupier, noting Kishi era politics and the weak police under occupation. The piece compares Allied occupation aims with historical outcomes, suggesting occupiers rarely win lasting credibility and scapegoating follows military power.
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Peiping
Moscow
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Hitler
Hiroshima
Nagsasaki
Eisenhower
Unite States
Germany
Red Toehold in Cuba: Castro's Eastward Open Door
The article argues Castro's Cuba leans toward the East by hosting Khrushchev and sending technicians, appointing avowed communists, and aiding with a Peiping connection. It notes Canadian-born communist Mrs. Jo Santiago went to Cuba, suggesting a Soviet aim to breach Americas ties and widen influence.
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Doubla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Khrushchev
Chowala
Castro
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Eisenhowers
DeGaulle
Khbrischev
Moscow
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Networks Plan Top Coverage For Convention
Three television networks race to provide the most complete fast coverage of the upcoming political conventions. ABC appears ahead, offering the most luxuriant facilities to its commentators and convention delegates.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
ABC
Municipal League Okays General Tax Resolution
The Colorado Municipal League endorsed a general sales tax resolution while opposing a local option sales tax plan. Delegates rejected a measure to reorganize county government, and elected Joseph Riggenbach as president. The league also backed broader highway funds for cities and named leaders including Henry Cox and Gail Gilbert.
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Colorado ,Municipal League
Colorado
Joseph Riggenbach
Monte Vista
Robert W. Johnson
Colorado Springs
Denver
Allorney Jerrold Park
Atvada
Park
Malcolm O'Shea
Colorado Association of County Commissioners
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Rigged Commencement at Princeton Draws Attention
An Associated Press report claims Princeton rigged its commencement by distributing a Latin speech in advance with marked reactions. The spoofed tradition of Latin salutatory delivery was replaced by a preplanned audience cue system reflecting concerns about public impression and academic knowledge.
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United States
Associated Press
Princeton
Carr youth to sail to Canal Zone for work
Forrest Morrison of Carr will travel by bus to Browns ville Tex and fly to Cristobal Canal Zone where he will work for a construction company on canal locks. Morrison, a former CSCE athlete, heads a line of students and graduates moving for summer jobs and further study.
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Carr
Brownsville
Tex
Iran
Cristobal
Canal Fone
Constuction Company
Morrison
CSCE
Hugh Wheeler Jr
Wine
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Sporit Ga Ween
Billie Bert Hulsmith
Stephens Colege
Columbia
Bert Huffsmith
TV Debate Impacts Debated By Campaign Panelists
Sky-High Pantry session hosted by the Academy of TV Arts and Sciences featured major party voices on TV impact. Poll-taker Elnio Raper doubted influence while Thruston B. Morton warned against overexposure on half hour interviews. Averell Harriman praised NBC Meet the Press foil Larry Spivak for audience empathy. A bizarre find near a tree involved graniteware and tin utensils believed cached for decades. Local Tribune want ads.
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Kearthena
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