Nixon Works To Forge Nixon Knowland Pact In Stassen Feud
San Francisco report on how Vice President Nixon courted Senator Knowland to back him against Stassen. The piece claims a secret deal giving Knowland a major say in foreign policy with potential future elevation to Secretary of State if Nixon wins the presidency, while Herter is portrayed as sidelined. It also notes Nixon’s pressure on Herter and the shifting dynamics within Eisenhower era Republican leadership.
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Nixon
Hetter
Hoover
Stassen
Sidney
San Francisco
William Knowland
Ithout
Herter
Len Hall
Tov
Happy Chandler
Kentucky
Chris Qantee
Tean Welds
Vetver
Nasser
Greece
Cyprus
Herbert Hoover
Chris Herter
Massachusetts
John Foster Dulles
California
Tom Dewey
Eisenhower
Knowland
Senate
Ma.Carthy
Bill Knowland
China
Williag
United States
Sec
Dick Nixon
Ton
Brother Nixon
He Herter
New England Blue
Henry Wallace
Goody Knight
House of Representatives
New York
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers and A
War Production Board
We‘road
Jimmy Byrnes
Sidney Weinburg
Goldman- Sachs
Ike
Farm Tractor Safety Tips From Penn State Expert
A Penn State Extension Agricultural Engineer warns tractors can trap operators in soft ground and offers safety rules. He advises backing out, digging or pulling out with another tractor, avoiding wheel brakes for sharp turns, watching holes and rocks on hills, and taking a five minute break every hour to avoid trance states.
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Burton S. Horne
Penn State Extension
Pennsylvania Rural Safety Council
Horne
Parties Avoid Endorsing Court Ruling in Civil Rights Planks
In San Francisco James Marlow reports Democrats and Republicans back off endorsing the Supreme Court ban on public school segregation. Both parties offer civil rights planks and stress respect for the ruling while aiming to preserve Southern votes in a close November contest.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Chicago
United States
South
GOP
Eisenhower
Texas
Virginia
Florida
Tennessee
Adlai Stevenson
Child Labor Law Applies To Farmers
U S labor officials warn commercial farmers hiring school children during summer must follow the Fair Labor Standards Act once the fall term starts. Farmers must verify ages, keep three years of records for under 18 workers, and risk court action for willful violations. Contacts provided for guidance. The piece closes with a note on the honeybee as an immigrant.
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Philadelphia
U.S. Department of Labor
William Hargadine, Jr
Pennsylvania
Mr. Hargadine
Hargadine
Both Parties Remain Silent on Desegregation Orders
The sentence notes that neither party specified actions they would take if Southern states ignored federal district court orders to desegregate schools, leaving a gap in planned responses to potential defiance.
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Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Kentucky
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Republic
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Law of the Land
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