Free World's Hopes Ride On Holding West Germany to Its Side
The Schleswig-Holstein election shift to the Socialists signals a dramatic change in West Germany and alarms over Eastward influence. Kennan proposes a U S commitment to West German sovereignty and unified defense to secure Western Germany’s role and deter Soviet expansion.
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Free World
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Schleswig-Holstein
Otto John
East
Europe
John
St. France
European Defense Community
Germany
United States
West
George F. Kennan
U. S
Russia
New York Times
France
Kennan
Berlin
Western Germany
Maine Victory Upsets GOP as Muskie Wins
The Democratic upset in Maine with Margaret Chase Smith renomination and a Democratic governor unsettles Republicans who had counted on Maine as a GOP stronghold. The result shifts national analysis of the primaries and signals a heated national battle for Congress as Democrats gain momentum.
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Maine
Franklin Roosevelt
Margaret Chase Smith
Nixon
GOP
Storm Naming Sparks Debate Over Women Names
The Weather Bureau acting chief Delbert M. Little comments on storms and the use of women’s names. He argues naming hurricanes helps alert to danger, noting no distrust of women’s names despite criticisms. The piece defends the practice as a practical aid to public awareness.
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Weather Bureau
Delbert M. Little
Hospital room service widens cost debate in hospitals
The Georgia Baptist Hospital administrator Ed Peel argues higher per diem rates justify the value of modern care. New equipment, medicines, blood transfusions, and shorter stays may lower overall costs versus earlier eras while patients enjoy hotel like room features and no tipping expectations for nurses.
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Georgia Baptist Hospital
Ed Peel
Freedom of Speech and Legislative Immunity in Tenney Case
The article discusses the 1951 Tenney case led by Justice Felix Frankfurter, affirming legislative immunity as essential for lawmakers to speak freely without fear of questioning motives. It cites historical lines from the Fish Bill of Rights and Kent Wilson, stressing that the privilege protects public duty, not private impulses, and upholds Congress as a cross-section of the nation.
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Tenney
Justice Frankfurter
James Wilson
Committee of Detail
Cee
Carp
Frankfurter
Filet Cher
Peck
Cranch
Raws
Kent Wilson
Congressional Governant
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Tis
United States
Lord Palmerston
Two House Districts in Balance Amid Drought and Price Pressures
Opinion surveys reveal mixed views on farm prices and drought impact, with voters in the 7th 9th and 10th districts split between incumbents Jonas Alexander and Stevens. Young Democrats show confidence in electing their candidates while older voters waver, and independents lean Eisenhower over Truman in national mood.
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Luctan’ Oy
Concree Porter
Iasue
Hugh Alexandrs
Enon Ander
N.C American Legion
Dows
Washington
Jonas Alexander
Jonas
Alexander
Tricton
Stevens
Younsters
Truman
Otect Phi
Ke B Aie Y
Republican Party
Demideas
Jean
McCarthy Defense Expands to New Attacks On Zwicker
McCarthy seeks to justify actions by attacking General Zwicker and the Peress matter. He tells the Watkins committee that Zwicker is unfit to wear the uniform and urges his removal from command. The hearing focuses on credibility and the proper handling of Fifth Amendment questions in the case.
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Washington
NEA
Joseph R. McCarthy
Winem
Op. Ark
Zwicker
Camp Kimer
Irving Peress
Senator McCarthy
General Zwicker
New York
McCarthy
Watkins Committee
Petr Fiemme
Peress
Williams
Wallace Chadle
Sen. Flanders
Return of W. A. Bivins and mid century reflections
A fragmented column reflects on W. A. Bivins returning home to middle class values, urging steady civic and religious life. It discusses postwar American opportunity, the Hoover era warnings, and the cultural pull of progress, while honoring Francis Scott Key and the Star Spangled Banner centennial.
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Francis Scott Key
Key
Frederick County
Caroll County
Frederick
Georgetown
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
U. S
Washington
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