Rejection of Adm Strauss Would Be a Smear Victory
Controversy over Strauss as Secretary of Commerce centers on personal attacks rather than record. The former AEC chairman, allied with Hoover and Truman eras, is cited for hydrogen bomb work and a long public service career. If rejected, it would be a triumph for smear tactics and bias in the Senate.
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Strauss
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
U. S
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
U. S. Food Administration
Germany
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
AEC
Free World
Russia
Adm
Truman
U.S
Senate Commerce Committee
Tucker Ship
James Ro Hoffa
George L. Meany
Mishap on Launch Pad Delays Future Tax Refunds
Article discusses a hypothetical mishap on a launch pad delaying tax refunds and the impact of a new guided missile mail system on banking, mail delivery, and consumer behavior. It notes faster continental mail could alter checks, premiums, and storage needs, with a humorous example of damaged mail bearing a post office note.
Steel wage talks in Washington show language gap
In Washington, US Steel board chair Roger Blough and United Steelworkers president David McDonald present divergent views on wages and prices, with each side accusing the other of uncompromising stances. Discrepancies over what constitutes wages, profits, and price increases obscure a contract set to expire June 30, as both sides deny a forthcoming strike.
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Washington
NEA
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel Board
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
David McDonald
Labor
Roger Blough
Blough
McDonald
U.S. Steel Corp
Brough
Gore
Sie
Bet
Taion
Dueling Views as Congress Faces Three Core ills
Washington reports that the 5th Congress may recess next month without solving farm labor or inflation issues. Democrats blame leadership and policy inertia while Republicans see a political opening for 1960 races. Budget fights and rising costs threaten postwar economic strains.
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Washington
Atlantic Congress And NATO History In A War Avoidance Context
Drew Pearson notes the Atlantic Congress aims for understanding over binding treaties. He traces Stimson era limits, compares to NATO, and argues Soviet desires to avoid war underpin peace efforts, citing 1937 missile age insight and ongoing cultural exchanges.
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Ened
France
NATO
Algeria
Germany
Marne
Rhine
Normandy
Atlantic
Russia
Strictly Personal How Time Makes Bad Out of Good
Sydney J. Harris notes that English words have shifted from positive or neutral origins to negative meanings. Examples include resent, retaliate, censure, cunning, lust, lewd, officious, indifferent, pompous, and more as centuries changed usage. He cites Shakespeare and Dryden to illustrate how perception and language evolve.
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Sydney J. Harris
Trench
Dryden
Shakespeare
Romeo
Lbertine
Rascal
Women’s group re-elects Eleanor Boyd national head
Worded as a recurring note from the paper’s past, Eleanor Boyd of 1255 E 2nd St is described as being re-elected national president of the American Gold Star Mothers for a third term at a Chicago convention. The item memorializes 19, 20 and 30 year-old notes about other civic events in Long Beach.
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Eleanor D. Boyd
2Rd St
American Gold Star Mothers
Chicago
Quotes on healthcare costs and moral concerns from AMA president and Graham
Dr Gunnar Gundersen of La Crosse urges a hold the line policy on doctor fees and hospital charges to keep health insurance affordable for all. Evangelist Billy Graham warns Western society risks idolizing sex amid fading adherence to the Second Commandment, as Congressman Noah Mason comments on a Korean War extension.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Gunnar Gundersen
la Crosse
Wis
American Medical Association
Caling
LT Belove
London
Eilly Graham
Jayne Mansfield
Independent publisher staff listing and office details
Fragmentary OCR reads names and positions of publication staff and office addresses. Mentions editor in chief executive editor and department roles with scattered street addresses and city references. Content is incomplete but indicates standard masthead information for a New York publication with offices at 581 Fifth Avenue and 2 Penrose Street.
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Herman H.R Dier
Das Et. Rieder
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