Indepe ndent view on Ike four top Americans
The piece debates President Eisenhower's "four top Americans" selection Washington Lincoln Lee and Grant and argues Jefferson as a greater civilizational influence. It weighs military leadership against political philosophers, highlights Jefferson's Declaration and the idea of American liberty, and contrasts Mount Vernon with Monticello while touching on Montgomery criticism of Lee and Stonewall Jackson.
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Lee
Meade
Healdes Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Anildhey Coupe
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Mitdle
North Africa
Monticello
Potomac River
Mount Vernon
Jackson
Gettysburg
Wellington
New Orleans
Foreign cars threaten U S labor and markets
LA.C. warns that cheap imported cars price American makers out, threaten jobs and labor, while U S firms struggle to match foreign mileage and costs. Senator Bush urges quick, low priced models to avoid market pre emption by other countries, signaling upcoming shifts in the auto sector.
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Senator Bush
Connecticut
U. S
Ford
G.M
American Motors
Butta
France
Britain
Maly
Germany
La.c
Town Meeting and Sleepless Musings on Dulles Wilson
In a reflective May edition, Dalby comments on Ray Tucker’s column and contemplates retirement rumors for Mer Dulles Humphrey Wilson and Benson after Congress adjourns. The piece ponders how foreign powers would act without Dulles and how General Motors would stay afloat without Wilson driving policy.
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Epiror Independent
Ray Tucker
Mr. Tucker
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Dulles
Humphrey
Ms Wilson
Mr. Benson
Congress
Mr. Dulles
General Motors
Tay
Mr. Wilson
Treasury Department
Hin
Washington
Danny Yelllower
Long Beach youth start neighborhood paper in two months
A group of four youngsters formed the Long Beach Reporter a neighborhood journal which began two months ago, featuring a four page issue led by Douglas Green Jee Kay Hagey and David Selway. The note traces their early steps into professional newspaper work and includes community reactions.
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Io Teals Augrey
Artnur Ghonge Downing
Mina Uel Tsaptist
Bacchlaureate Serson
Sioux Falls College
Thee Bloohy Waolls
Douglas Greens Jee
Kay Hagey
David Sel
Resident questions Mosquito Abatement district plan
In northeast Lakewood Catherine Davidson complains that residents have not suffered mosquitoes in six years and questions why southeast residents push to join the district. She cites Alaska interior temperatures ranging from 170 to minus 70, illustrating extreme climate context.
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Lakewood
Catherine Davidson
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Alaska
Knowland Gamble: A Conservative Run for 1960
Senator William F Knowland of California presses as a clear cut conservative candidate. He aims to distinguish himself from Eisenhower and liberal elements, betting GOP delegates will back a conservative over moderates in 1960. The gamble relies on shifting convention power and rising conservative machine strength.
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Bruce Biossat
William F. Knowland
Callifornia
Alfred M. Landon
Robert ‘ ‘Taft
KnNowland
GOP
Eisenower
Congress
Iven Voll
Eisenhower
Nixon
Knowland
Abrahom’s Zeal for Justice in Modern Protecting the Innocent
A William E. Gilroy essay compares Abraham’s peacemaking to today’s Legal System, praising his care for the innocent amid punishment of the guilty. It notes Massachusetts recent pardon after a three year sentence and discusses Canadian concerns over a murder accusation and the duty to ensure fair trial and innocence.
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Abraham
Lot
Fee
Maxsachusetts
Puerto Tilcan
Lfe
Acthan Ba Ila
Questions and Answers on Health Myths and Mistletoe Risk
An informal Q and A discusses possible causes of metallic taste and swollen tongue symptoms, noting diet and unknown conditions. It references a person named Abraham and mentions a Canadian investigation with a weak defense. Mistletoe is cited as harmful to trees, and the piece hints at a broader health scare prompting a formal inquiry.
Johnson Versus Officials Over USIA Budget Cuts
Drew Pearson portrays Senator Lyndon Johnson as aggressive in debate, pressuring to gut the U S Information Agency budget. The piece notes Johnson misled colleagues on key points about AP and INS letters, USL staff, and TV programs, while attacking Arthur Larson and pushing a sharp budget cut before hearings were read.
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Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Lyndon
U.S
Jack Kennedy
Joan Clark
Peamman Pennylvania
Philadelphia
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Jenguen
Lana Pares
Kennedy
Aili
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Ise
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Casé
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Dewecrate Chirk
Wennedys Metayhon
Newberger
Oregon
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USA
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Beirut
USIA
Mexico City
Mexlea City
USTA
Arthur Larson
Larson
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