Editorial: Personal Popularity Key to Ike’s Future Success
The piece argues Ike faces a tough two years with the 22nd Amendment limiting him to two terms. It notes Democrats and Republicans may distance themselves, making his legislative push harder. Personal popularity could drive his influence and legacy, else the amendment and party defeats could render him ineffective.
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Burning Tongue Causes and Climate Advice
Dr Edwin P Jordan examines burning tongue and mouth sensations, linking possible causes to general diseases, nutritional deficiencies, smoking, irritants, and local mouth conditions. He notes climate changes may affect bronchial and other conditions, advising trial of different climates for relief.
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No Shortcut to Creative Writing by Sidney J. Harris
Readers seek a formula for writing success, but Harris argues there is no recipe. Craft comes from temperament and the unconscious, not from fixed steps. Great writers vary in method, from Goethe’s walks to Keats’s odes, and advice alone cannot spark originality.
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Air Force plans manned satellite program by 1960
Washington dispatch says the Air Force will launch a series of satellites next month using the Atlas missile to test human spaceflight. The first capsule will carry instrumentation, then monkeys to study biological effects. Future flights aim for a 2000 pound manned capsule with 40 hour life, returning near Cape Canaveral within 28 hours.
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Navy base land sinkage to be corrected without remedial steps
Rear Admiral Manning says no remedial measures needed for three years if subsidence continues at current rate. Navy enlisted men to be feted at a Nov 25-24 double header dance at Municipal Auditorium, hosted by naval affairs committee of the Chamber of Commerce with Jack Mason as chairman. Stage show features symbol exhibitions and Dhu Sousa's orchestra. Rain swept the Southland with 0.34 inch total at the Weather Bureau station, rainbow observed near 7 a.m.
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Stalwarts Battle Liberal Drift In Ike Era House
Eight Republican lawmakers led by Ray Tucker built a small research unit to push conservative ideas and counter New Deal reform, aiding Eisenhower’s late campaign strategy. The group, including Ford, Burns, and Rhodes, fought taxation, spending, and government overreach. Despite funding limits the eight were re elected amid a Democratic landslide.
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Republicans Split Over Leadership In 86th Congress
Washington opinion columns quote Sen George D Aiken pressing conservatives to reject a middle of the road stance as Republicans choose Senate leaders for the 86th Congress. Sinclair Weeks comments on budget balancing and needed cuts. Khrushchev calls for Big Three to scrap Potsdam pact to ease Berlin occupation. Independent editors and staff listed with office locations and roles.
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Aiken Sees Push Button Weather
Senator George D Aiken predicts that within years scientists may control or influence weather. He told college agriculture and home economic leaders that weather control is not fantastical and cited frost damage to peaches in 1935 as impetus for efforts to raise air temperature over a blooming fruit orchard with a push of a button.
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