Ludwig Erhard's Path to West Germany's Economic Leadership
A 1949 profile traces Ludwig Erhard from a Bavarian inn meeting to a rising role as West Germany's economic chief and potential successor to Adenauer. The article outlines his free enterprise stance, early opposition from CDU and FDP, and his persistent civic campaigning amid postwar rationing and political reshaping.
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Erhard Sarisy
Tinita
Baden
Five GOP Senators To Retire In 1958 Shift
Five Republican Senators plan to retire in 1958 with eight House members leaving their seats or seeking other offices. Health and personal reasons cited. Knowland aims for governorship amid 1960 presidential talk. House retirees include Holmes Scudder Nicholson, with possible Senate bids by Kean Byrd Engle.
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Maine
William E. Jenner
Ind
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Edward Martin
William F. Knowland
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Hal Holmes
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Donald W. Nicholson
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Shortage Of Clergy Is Acute In Arc diocese and North Carolina
The Very Rev Francis E Moriarty president of St Michael s College Vermont said at a President s Day Mass that in the archdiocese of Sens France there are 520 parishes and 220 priests. He noted in North Carolina two priests cover 2000 square miles. He urged action as two Protestant denominations already address the issue.
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France
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