Missouri Capitol Becomes Beacon for Tourists
Col John G Christy urges that ample parking be available for visitors to the Missouri Capitol. The Missouri Resources and Development Commission urges towns to mark attractions and improve directions to draw tourists, noting tourism generates significant state and local income. The Chamber of Commerce, with Junior Chamber aid, plans four illuminated welcome signs on highways into the city to boost the tourist trade.
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John G. Christy
Missouri Capitol
Missouri
Capitol
Missouri Resources and Development Commission
Commission
Chamber of Commerce
So Smart So Dumb Editorial on Bomb Scare Hoax
Detroit News notes eight businessmen arrested by FBI for staging bomb scare hoaxes against a commercial airliner. The piece labels the acts as criminally minded sadism, urges federal felony penalties, and questions existing one year jail and $1,000 fine limits.
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Detroit News
FBI
A Law in Reverse in Roadblock to Public Secrecy
Guest editorial notes the Senate subcommittee findings that federal agencies cite secrecy under the Administrative Procedures Act to avoid disclosure. Sixteen agencies refuse information while a House panel warned of nearly 180 statutes shielding secrecy. Senator Hennings seeks to close loopholes as public access depends on officials' willingness to reveal.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Sigma Della Chi
Senate
House
Hennings
Missouri
Judiciare Committee
Businessmen in Politics in Dallas Debate Voting
Dallas newspaper quotes Bruce Alger arguing business leaders are already involved through government roles and taxation while warning that politics is not a spectator sport. He contends corporate influence and welfare-state costs shape policy and voters should engage at the ballot box.
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Dallas
Bruce Alger Saiy
Uncle Sam
Social Securitvy
Ms Corporation
Arnoce Alger’s
Aioe
Americans Won't Accept Peace Under Red Terms
Washington analysis by F David Lawrence traces how the peace issue shapes U.S. voting. It compares 1940 and 1956 crises, notes voters favor wartime resolve over surrender, and argues political outcomes hinge on autumn conditions, not May headlines. Khrushchev’s rhetoric and midterm dynamics are weighed for potential impact on Eisenhower’s position.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Franklin D.roosevelt
Hitler
France
United States
Middle East
Dulles
Nasser
Britain
Egypt
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Moscow
Atlantic
Khrushchev
Social Security anniversary sparks health insurance debate
The 25th anniversary of Social Security draws Congress into a fresh clash over universal health insurance. Reports recall 1936 battles. Democrats push for expanded coverage while Republicans warn of economic and political peril. Industry voices cite risks, yet GOP lines shift as in 1936.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
Congress
D. R
Labor
Frances Perkins
Social Security
F. D. R.’s Committee On Economic Security
Roosevelt
GOP
National Industrial Conference Board
National Association of Manufacturers
Fragmented chorus and scripture read in worship setting
A garbled archaic passage describes voices rising in song and praise to the Lord from the West. It mentions reading from the book of the law of their God and several unclear names, hinting at a religious ceremony with emphasis on devotion and worship.
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Robert
Steve
Hency P. Héighin
The Doctor Says Don't Let Woes of Others Rule You
Harold T. Hyman urges readers to avoid absorbing others misery yet stay aware of real risks. He notes many deny danger, risked health, and that oversharing could exhaust friends. He advocates a balanced approach to heed warnings without becoming a perpetual complaint.
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