Ambassador Waynick urges US to preserve prestige in Guatemala crisis
Capus M. Waynick, former U S ambassador to Nicaragua and Colombia, warned that the United States could lose prestige regardless of Guatemala's revolution outcome. He urged fair dealing and UN engagement over intervention, stressing smarter, kinder democracy as the antidote to Communism and cautioning against meddling.
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Hardly a King Maker In Tennessee Ray Jenkins Eyes Senate Run
The Knoxville figure Ray Jenkins a Republican with limited statewide support weighs a run against Sen Estes Kefauver. He maintains candidacy aura while acknowledging Tennessee has not sent a GOP senator in years and would seek help from Sen McCarthy. Jenkins once faced a tough 1940 campaign and now questions linger about his chances amid party backing.
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Lexington Urges Clean Up of Yadkin Basin Streams
Lexington leaders back a campaign to reduce pollution in the Yadkin basin as Concord hearings highlight plans to lower dirty discharges into Rich Fork Creek and Irish Buffalo Creek. Salisbury reports progress on sewer treatment while Carolina Finishing Company faces opposition to stricter controls.
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Dewey Roosevelt Battle Foretold In New York Governor Race
A polling snapshot predicts a heated contest as Tom Dewey seeks a fourth term and Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. emerges as Democratic contender. Party factions, New York City weakness, grass roots opposition, and past Taft/McCarthy tensions frame the looming gubernatorial fight. If Dewey and Roosevelt face off, the campaign promises high drama and broad cross currents.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
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Roosevelt
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Frederic R. Couderticr
Jacob Javits
David Dubinsky
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New York
National Republican Club
May Davie
William F. Buckley Jr
McCarthy
Bryant Park
Thomas E. Dewey
Suggestions to Screen Press Agents Draws a Laugh
Washington humorous column notes the idea of screening press agents for top security clearance. It recounts Lee W. Schooler proposing this and the staff reacting with laughter. Also covered is the atomic energy committee’s meeting shuffle and butter public relations schemes tied to Ezra Taft Benson.
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Washington
Lee W. Schooler
Office of Defense Mobilization
Schooler
Defense
Arthur S. Flemming
Mr. Schooler
Editor’s plea against sending troops to Indochina
James Lippert voices concern in The Enterprise about apathy toward U S involvement in Southeast Asia. He argues for supplying material of war but warns against risking American lives in another Korea, noting Southeast Asia has sufficient manpower.
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Indochina
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Southeast Asia
Controversial Quotes From McCarthy Russell and Halsey
A compilation of charged quotes references quotes attributed to Senator McCarthy philosopher Russell and Admiral Halsey. The statements touch loyalty to country over superiors war futility and punitive attitudes toward Communists.
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Joseph McCarthy
Bertrand Russell
High Point notes mixed hospital life and derby plea
A High Point column reports on a hospital discharge after a brief stay, local patient humor, and dietician led food options. It highlights a planned anesthesiologist, the Soap Box Derby sponsorship plea, and a new Johnson City store venture by High Point residents, plus tree removals and fireworks law concerns.
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Bill Pugh
Pugh-Byerly
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