Inside government clash over WOC businessmen and Weeks
Washington columnist Drew Pearson details how insiders with part time or no salary links to private firms shaped policy. The piece cites Kimberly Clarke executive Leonard Pasek and draft statements given to congressional committees in the Weeks era. It notes alleged conflicts of interest and the practice of sharing confidential materials with private industry.
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Drew Pearson
Congressman Celler
Sinclair Weeks
Kimberly- Clark
Scotts
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Boston Blueblood
Manny Celler
Brooklyn
Woc's
WAC Ladies of the Army
Amanent Inn
Wilmuul Gullpouaine
Air Force
Talbott
WOC
Scott Tissue
Leonard E. Pasek
Kimberly- Clark Paper Products Company
Weeks
Pulp, Paper and Paperboard
National Production Authority
Eisenhower
Pasek
W. M. Wright
International Dellucation Products Company
Kimberly-Clark
Bill
McCabe
Scott Paper Company
Tom McCabe
Federal Reserve Board
Truman
Coosa River
Alabama
Pasekgent A. G
Wakeman
McCoy
Wolverton
Wolverton R
House Committee
Congress
Celler Committee
Pasak
Herbert Maletz
Congressional
Celler
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Gibly
Smetona to appear at Indiana County Fair grandstand
European all round performer Smetona with partner performs head to head balance act and perch balancing on a steel pole as part of the Indiana County Fair grandstand show from August 2 to 27.
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Smetona
Europe
Indiana County Fair
Floods Hit Two States by Surprise
Western Massachusetts and Connecticut faced sudden floods after torrential rains. State police and the Coast Guard evacuated residents, with parts of Torrington Waterbury New Boston Russell and Wins ted threatened by rising Naugatuck River and floods. Rescue teams operated from New Hampshire and Cape Cod as roads bridges and routes backed up.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Coast Guard
Berkshire County
New Hampshire
Cape Cod
Hartford
Torrington
Naugatuck
Hartford Weather Bureau
Russell
New Boston
Massachussetts
Winsted
Colebrook
Collinsville
Otis
Lee
Westsfield
Mass
Hampton Beach
N.H
Nahant
Westfield
DA Charges Sheriff In Vote Death
Brookhaven Mississippi DA E C Barlow charges Sheriff Bob Case with neglect of duty and accuses Gov Hugh White of failing to cooperate in clearing up election fraud and corruption after a 63 year old black man was shot dead on the courthouse lawn. Three white men are charged with murder and released on 20000 bond pending grand jury action.
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Brookhaven
Miss
Atty
E. C. Barlow
Lincoln County
Bob Case
Mississippi
Hugh White
Barlow
Case
Lamar
Disney) Smith
Noah Smith
Mack Smith
Charles Falvey
Near
Pike In Backyard Starts Flood Day Story
A 94-pound pike about 30 inches long was found flapping in a flooded backyard along the Delaware River in Port Jervis New York after floodwaters rose yesterday. The scene took place in Austin Crane’s yard as the Delaware surged and then receded leaving a pool and the large fish still alive.
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Port Jervis
N. Y
Austin Crane
Crane
Delaware River
Talks in Geneva Resume Amid Cold Civilian Repatriation Efforts
U S and Communist Chinese ambassadors met in Geneva for the eighth round of secret talks on civilian repatriation. Neither side reports progress as U S envoy Johnson and Peiping's Wang Ping nan press for release of 41 American civilians held or not allowed exit.
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Geneva
U.S
U. Alexis Johnson
United States
Wang Ping-nan
Peiping
Banish Bank Book Blues Ad Turns Items Into Cash
A Gazette Classified Ad guides readers to convert unwanted items such as golf clubs outboard motors appliances luggage and sports gear into cash to keep bank balances up. To place an ad call IN 5555.
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Gazette
U S India relations improve through cordial signals
New Delhi reports smoother ties as Nehru and aides show warmer stance toward Eisenhower and US policies. Cooper meets Nehru often, Azad praises Eisenhower, and Formosa talk remains a shared topic amid easing criticism of Cold War policy. Economic aid tensions shrink.
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Eugene Levin
New Delhi
India
United States
Nehru
Russia
Eisenhower
John Sherman Cooper
Commonwealth
Cooper
Formosa
Texas
America
Mawana Abul Kalam Azad
Europe
American Congress
British naval commander sets glider record for distance
Cmdr. Nicholas Goodhart of Newberry England claims the British glider record for both distance and predetermined destination. He arrived in Amarillo Texas at 6:30 p.m. from Grand Prairie after a T hour 40 minute flight covering 324 miles. He surpassed the previous record holder.
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Amarillo
Tex
Cmdr
Nicholas Goodhart
Newberry
Eng
Grand Prairie
Pregnancy and TB Risks and Treatments Highlighted
An article urges pregnant women to get chest X rays for early TB detection to protect mother and baby. It notes proper treatment allows TB patients to have healthy births, with precautions such as hospital care if active disease and rest. early diagnosis reduces danger to the newborn.
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Beter Health
Indiana County Tuberculosis and Health Society
Hemith
Ifhe
Dog Trouble In Divorce
Dallas couple sought divorce and agreed on dividing property except for a handsome month-old dog. The dispute centers on the pet’s custody and future ownership as part of the settlement.
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Dallas
Tex
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Moreau ( Sons General Contractors & Builders
Thunderbird
McGill Motors Inc
Indiana
Banish Bank Book Blues
U. S
Home Loan Service
Savings and Loan Association OF Indiana Led
Indiana Theatre Gloog
Nedaama Bm
Member
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Dr Scholls Foot
Dr Scholls
Chicago
Dr. Scholl
Stusby
Ok Shoe CO
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