Truman and Taft Shape Campaign Heat for Voters
James Marlow describes how President Truman and Senator Taft push the political battle as Eisenhower and Stevenson gain rougher remarks. The piece notes Truman and Taft as seasoned symbols who may outshine the active candidates as election day nears, with Sparkman and Nixon in play.
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James Marlow Walton
Truman
Sen
Taft
Gen
Eisenhower
Gov
Stevenson
Sen. Sparkman
Nixon
Institute Expands as Language School Plans New Quarters
The Institute of America founded in 1948 grows beyond its six classrooms to 19 as it moves to larger quarters. It now teaches 71 languages and cultures and plans a flying saucer course by headmaster Anatol Schneiderov using Major Donald Keyhoe's book as a guide.
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Harman W. Nichols
United Press
Washington
Polytorial Institution of America
Anatol Schneiderer
District of Columbia
Schneiderov
Donald Keyhoe
Congressional Committee
Ieachneiderove
Himalayas
Tibet
Barker Happy to Get Clothes Back On
Lex Barker says he is happy to return to acting with clothing after playing Tarzan and feeling shy in the jungle outfit. He plans more western roles while possibly returning to Tarzan later. he cites Sol Lesser’s control of the series and notes his Civil War and pioneer costumes helped win non Tarzan roles such as Battles of Chief Pontiac and Come On, Texas.
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Hollywood
Lex Barker
Tarzan
Barker
Sol Lesser
Pontiac
Texas
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