Wisconsin voters look to the man over party lines this year
The piece notes voters in Wisconsin and Utah drifting toward individual candidates over party loyalty. Senator Alexander Wiley survives GOP efforts to oust him while Utah Governor Bracken Lee concedes a third term bid. Maine proves Republican struggles amid a national election year outlook.
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Alexander H. Wiley
GOP
Glenn Davis
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J. Bracken Lee
Lee
Eisenhower
Colorado
Charles F. Brannan
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Timely counsel on race factors at Woman's College
Acting Chancellor W W Pierson urged a calm approach to the admission of two Negro girls by court decree at Woman's College. He outlined four controlling factors including student conduct, white student attitudes, faculty practices, and public opinion, stressing self restraint and merit for the girls and sane attitudes from whites. He also recommended universal ground rules to ease social adjustments and learning to live with people.
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W. W. Pierson
Woman's College
Pierson
Nasser faces canal crisis as engineers threaten walkout
Britain and France press for economic pressure to force Egypt’s acceptance of international operation of the Suez Canal. A mass walkout of foreign technicians in Egypt could paralyze the waterway linking the Red Sea and the Mediterranean. Nasser’s position weakens as powers seek a peaceful settlement with foreign operators gaining access rights.
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France
Middle East
Egypt
Suez Canal
Suez Canal Company
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Nasser
Russia
United States
Eden May Push Suez Issue To U N Council As Parliament Convenes
Editorial notes Eden may seek U N Security Council action on the Suez dispute when Parliament meets in emergency session. Dulles reportedly softening his opposition, following a briefing for Latin American ambassadors on Aug 7. Panama protests U S treaty interpretations of canal sovereignty.
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Dulles
Russia
Panama Canal
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Great Britain
Panama
Alberto Boyd
Canal Zone
Suez Crisis Diplomatic Tensions Seen at UN and via 1904 Accord
The article surveys Britain and France pushing for international control of the Suez Canal, while Egypt under Nasser signals willingness to negotiate at the United Nations. It notes Egypt’s blockade of shipping to Israel, justified by Article X of the 1888 Convention, and the constraint of Article XI guaranteeing free canal use.
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High Point Enterprise Masthead Fragment
Incomplete OCR text shows masthead lines for The High Point Enterprise with names D. A. Rawley and Mrs. R. B. Terry listed as president and secretary treasurer, city address North Main Street.
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High Point, WN
Local Newspaper Terms and Postal Notice Fragment
Fragment from a newspaper masthead noting publication frequency and pricing, with a disclaimer about Associated Press reuse rights. Also mentions Entered as second class matter at the Post Office and carrier distributor arrangements and a broken attribution line.
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Political economy vs political science at APSA clash
At the 52nd American Political Science Association convention in Washington, debates contrasted political economy as spendthrift with political science as producing bureaucrats. The piece highlights debt figures, roles in government, and a witty clash between economists and scientists, ending with a sharp quip about Prof. Nixon’s elitist talk.
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American Political Science Association
Fish and Wildlife Service
State Department
APSA
Charles R. Nixon
University of Califor
Eisenhower Stevenson Nixon Kefauver on Campaign Photo Styles
Peter Edson notes how photographers rate candidates as subjects and discusses expected vote totals around 104 million, up from 60 million in 1952. He also covers fundraising guesses from party groups, Hatch Act limits, and a quick comparison of Nixon and Kefauver voting records.
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Stevenson
Nixon
Kefauver
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Richard M. Nixon
Estes Kefauver
U. S
Notes On The News By CMARLOS PEARSON
Notes discuss Taft Hartley and federal gas regulation, Nixon Kefauver stances on tides and poll tax abolition, Alaska statehood, and Seaway. Mentions Kefauver absenting himself in 1952 campaigns and Nixon breaking ties since 1953. Air campaign costs and hedge hopping noted. J Hayes forecasts third party discussions amid labor union and two party dynamics.
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High Point Notes Reflect Local Life and Red Cross Links
The column highlights community voices from High Point with praise for guest writers, notes on absentee voting issues, and a visit by Russian Red Cross officials seen as a bridge to broader exchange. It mentions Elks events, Half-year shipping milestone at Tomlinson, nursing school graduation, and local church and civic activities.
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Election Board
Greensboro
Red Cross
New York City
United States
Taylor M. Simpson
Ralph Rochelle
Ellsworth Bunker
Rochelle
Russia
Elks
Wiley Pritchard
Tomlinson
Walter Miller
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Methodist World Service
Charles F. Carroll
Frank Simmons
Packard
Harry Raymond
High Point Hospital
School of Nursing
First Methodist Church
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