Kefauver Warns Democrats Must Fight, Not Yield
Kefauver told Colorado delegates that Democrats will win next November unless party leaders deliberately throw away the election. He criticized party bosses for prioritizing machinery control, argued press coverage favors Republicans, and urged continued development of water resources and other major projects to sustain industry.
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Understanding Love Are Appreciated by Stroke Victims
HAL BOYLE discusses coping with parental illness in families with intellectually gifted children. He notes the heart attack and brain attack as common midlife dangers and observes the lack of comforting patterns for grieving parents. The piece reflects on bravery, affection, and the unknowns families face when illness strikes.
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Hal Boyle
A Family Grapples With Stroke Aftermath and Care
A reflection on stroke effects within American families. The piece notes how husbands like Jim lose motor function and become dependent, while family members must balance care with maintaining dignity and communication. It urges gentle, loving support to keep the afflicted connected to normal life.
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iSchool for Survival Started for Police in Atomic Defense
Washington June 27 A program sent thirty thousand policemen to classrooms from Milwaukee to Chicago to learn how to respond to an atomic attack The School for Survival was broadcast to rating theatres in major cities as federal civil defense officials lectured Dr Milton Towner spoke in plain terms about warning and escorting citizens through a harsh transition during a nuclear emergency.
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TV Show Demonstrates Civil Defense Role In Atomic Attack
A television program portrayed an atomic bomb strike on New York City, with experts like Arthur B. Kimberling and Phil Baston explaining civilian defense responses. They warned casualties could reach 500,409 without warning, yet could drop by half with civil defense measures.
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Turkey PM says aid withdrawal would not harm nation
Konya report quotes Prime Minister Adnan Menderes telling a rally of the Democratic Party that Turkey would face no dire consequences if American aid were stopped. He argues the state was not built on Marshall Plan funds and would endure without it.
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Turkey and United States Aid Sets in Clash of Aid
A Tribune want ad fragment notes Turkey’s self reliance and argues that Turkey would not be harmed by a halt in American aid. It cites Turkey receiving about 391 million dollars in economic assistance and approximately 537 million dollars in military aid from the United States.
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