Editorial: Dynamic secretary of state needed now
The president should appoint a new secretary of state to relieve the ailing John Foster Dulles and show decisive leadership in foreign policy. Christian Herter is suggested but limited by arthritis, while Thomas Dewey is another persuasive option due to administrative capacity. Voters thank Dulles for his courageous service.
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John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Christian Herter
Herter
Thomas Dewey
New York
Dewey
Age Protection Bill May Infringe Employer Rights
The article critiques Rep. Hosmer's proposed bill to bar age-based employment discrimination. It argues the measure could prevent employers from considering age and potentially other criteria, questioning the wisdom of restricting an employer's hiring standards and warning of broad unintended limits on managerial discretion.
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Craig Hosmer
Hosmer
Dodgers Open Coliseum Night Sparks Dodger Faith
Los Angeles Dodgers prepare for a Coliseum opener facing the St. Louis Cardinals with Johnny Podres in action and Ron Fairly atop the order. The Midwest visitors bring Stan Musial and a likely strong lineup as Southern California fans, eager for baseball, chant play ball and look for a fast season rebirth.
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Southern California
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Winterset
Chicago
Grey
Stan Musial & Co
St. Louis
Dodger
Basebal
Flore
Open letter denounces Great Books defense as hucksterism
An open letter to Prof. Mortimer J. Adler condemns a mass marketing push by Great Books of the Western World. The writer brands the claims as delusive and says wisdom is not a shortcut to wealth, urging Adler to expose the hucksters and defend scholarly integrity.
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Mortimer J. Adler
The
Institute For Philosophic Research
San Francisco
California
Mortimer
Encyclopaedia Britannica
University of Chicago
Daing
Mexico Cuts Tax for Small Autos
President Lopez Mateos ordered a tariff cut on small cars to ease traffic. Nash Rambler and Studebaker Lark prices fell by 750 and 705 dollars respectively, with 14 European models also cheaper in Mexico than in the U.S. Cadillac El Dorado remains expensive.
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Lopez Mateos
Mexico
United States
General Motors Opel
Germany
Ford
City council debates street surfacing change ordinance
The city’s ordinance committee weighs replacing rock-oil surface in new subdivisions with a plant mix hot laid surface. MRS. Wilma G Burgess, president of the Woman's City club and Humane Society, reports her reappointment to the Los Angeles County Public Welfare Commission for a four year term. Joe and THE Long Beach Flying Club plans a new hangar at the Municipal Airport with 100 ft frontage, 60 ft depth and 18 ft doors to accommodate large passenger ships.
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Wilma G. Burgess
Woman's City Club
The
Humane Society
Los Angeles County Public Welfare Commission
Joe
Long Beach Flying Club
Eisenhower Inflation Warning and Nixon Court Initiative
In Washington President Eisenhower warns inflation will return and urges persistent countermeasures to keep prices in line. In New York Vice President Nixon calls for the United States and Russia to accept the International Court of Justice to enforce East West agreements, stressing fair rules and impartial enforcement. In Washington actress Tallulah Bankhead tells a congressional committee she is stage shy and has sat on many knees since childhood.
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Ritis
Mr. Dulles
United States
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Kroger Co
National Tea Company
Middle West
East North Central Area
West South Central
Texas
Pacific Coast
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Dallas
Des Moines
South
FIC
Eisenhower
Nixon
Russia
International Court of Justice
Tallulah Bankhead
Congressional
Independent staff and offices listed for The Independent
The fragment lists publishers editors and executives of The Independent and their office addresses. It names Herman H. Redd Harald A. Hines Sanwel G. Cameron Miles E. Line Harry Fulton and others, with ad reps and office locations in New York Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Washington and Los Angeles.
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Herman H. Redd
Pubtiahar
Minneanalis
Foshay Tower
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Butter St
Washington
Vans Buren
Omy
Rob Atbee
Gavrent Des of the Indenandenra
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Rei-Mani
Editorial
Crocus
Johnny Podres
Long Beach
Ron Fairly
By Sydney J. Harris
Harris
Drew Pearson
Mexico City
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Pearson
Pope John
Latin America
Pope John XXIII
Galop Plaza
Ecuador
Argentina
Colombia
Peru
Chile
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Acapulco
Ike
México
San Mateo Atenco
CARE
American Friends Service Committee
San Mateo Ateneo
Richard Downham
Media
Karl Fagg
la Verne
Calify Knowles Daugherty
Austin
Ske
Acapulco Bay
San
Daugherty
Jim Hagerty
Tucker
Met Bers
Kroger
National Tea
FTC
William P. Rogers
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