Tito Defiant After Soviet Boycott At Yugoslav Congress
Yugoslav leaders faced a new Soviet rebuff as they vowed not to retreat at the six day party congress. Tito and aides planned to answer the boycott with decisive statements, while other European Communist parties followed Moscow. Churchill labeled reports of illness as unfounded amid changeable weather. In Moscow the Kremlin announced a six to seven hour workday with higher wages for some in heavy industry. French Socialists refused to back Georges Bidault’s bid for a war cabinet to crush the Algerian revolt, though Bidault planned to seek approval as head of a new government.
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McElroy Pushes Public Backing for Defense Reorganization
Washington Defense Secretary McElroy predicted public opinion would spur Congress to accept key parts of Eisenhower’s disputed military reorganization plan. He vowed resistance to House hearings by Chairman Vinson and expressed belief the plan has broad support, with Senate leader Johnson signaling potential approval of some elements.
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Truman Accuses GOP of Robbing Citizens for Financiers
Former President Truman charged the Republican administration with robbing ordinary citizens to finance giants and financiers. He told the National Conference of Democratic Women that Treasury missteps raised interest rates, shifting costs from big institutions to average Americans while juggling short and long term issues. The event drew 2,000 women party workers and featured Eleanor Roosevelt and Averell Harriman urging action against GOP officeholders.
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Harvard Professor Held by FBI in Perjury Case
A Russian-born Harvard anthropology researcher, Mark Zborowski, 50, was arrested in Brookline Massachusetts on perjury charges tied to the 1957 investigation of spies Jack and Myra Sobles. He pleaded not guilty and was held on 20000 dollar bail awaiting a Wednesday hearing. The FBI linked Zborowski to clandestine Soviet operations and noted ties to Vassili Zubilin and the Sobles.
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Pilot Ken Dew retires from Canadian Pacific Airlines
Captain Ken D Dew of Peterborough Ontario retires at 60 after 2 percent million air miles flown for Canadian Pacific Airlines. He says the career was all pretty routine.
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Gas-saving Vacumatic Carburetor Unit Promoted
A Wisconsin inventor introduces the Vacumatic Carburetor Col 7617 764 R State St Wauwatosa offering a device that jetting and vacu mating to automatic operation. It claims easier installation suitable for cars trucks and tractors and promises fuel economy with free full details by mail.
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Serve Liver Platter with Bacon Garnish and Veggies
A diner style instruction describes serving liver on a large platter with bacon strips for color and flavor. It suggests pairing with buttered greens for vitamins, and a side of peas and whole carrots as vegetables.
Bob Hope on TV, show business and critics
In a candid feature from the Saturday Evening Post, Bob Hope opens up about his career, the current TV stars Jackie Gleason Milton Berle and Sid Caesar, and why critics target shows. He explains his staying power, sponsor influences, and offers a forecast for the movie industry.
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Advent of the Mind: Post Launches Thought Series
The Saturday Evening Post begins a major series Ad ventures of the Mind with essays from Oppenheimer Gropius Zworykin and others. This week features anthropologist Loren Eisley An Evolutionist Looks at Modern Man and promises 7 articles 3 stories 2 serials and many cartoons in the issue.
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