Big GM illustrates balance of American industry
The New York Stock Exchange portrays U S business as a finely balanced machine with General Motors at the center. GM and its suppliers, workers, and vendors spread wealth through wages, dividends, and purchases across the nation, linking small firms to a nationwide economy. Girl Scouts invite Sunday visitors to Camp Ehawee for Visitors Day to preview four years of work and the new summer camp.
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General Motors Company
General Motors
Klamath Falls
Ore
Greenville
S.C
Grand Haven
G.H.R. Foundry
Dayton
Ohio
America
Girl Scouts
Camp Ehawee
Woods
Eisenhower Dulles Seek Break in Cold War at Big Four
The president and secretary emphasize liberty for Eastern Europe and explore a conference path to roll back the Iron Curtain. They warn that settlements remain temporary while international communism endures and Russia remains a constant threat.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
Russia
Europe
United States
Germany
Anxiety Over West Germany Security And The Cold War
The David Lawrence Dispatch analyzes German political mood amid postwar recovery and rising anxieties about democracy versus militarism. It notes economic strain driving voters to seemingly hopeful policies, the risk of demagoguery, and the preference for a strengthened West Germany aligned with Western military and economic power to secure Europe.
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Lawrence
Germany
Bruning
Hitler
Tito
Kremlin
Moscow
West Germany
Europe
Soviet Russia
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Democratic mice disruption at GOP women conference and wedding plans
A Washington notebook item recounts a mouse interruption during a National Republican Women’s conference talk by Victo r A Johnston. Miss Bertha Adkins saved the moment with a broom, ending the disturbance. It also notes Pat Priest’s August wedding to Lt Cmdr Pierce Jensen Jr and a tonic at the Sheraton Park Hotel. The U S Archives tested vault protection after a nuclear blast and found no damage to papers.
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Victor A. Johnston
Senate Republican Campaign Committee
Senate
Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Bertha Adkins
National Republican
Leonard A. Hall
Pat Priest
White House
Cmdr
Pierce
Andrew Jensen Jr
USN
Ivy Baker Priest
U.S
Sheraton Park Hotel
Lukily
Pat
Mary Stuart Montague Price
Capitol Dome Assembly Trails Senate in Performance
Wisconsin politics shows the Senate under Republican control advancing key highway and administration bills while the Assembly lags. Senate leader Rogan has moved major measures quickly. Assembly Speaker Catlin's group is hampered by personal aims and slow votes. The Senate is about a month ahead in important legislation.
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Senate
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin State Senate
Assembly
Kohler
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Ladysmith
Rogan
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Lake Geneva
Trinke
Economic Development Bureau
House
Mark Catlin
Catlin
Marotz
Shawano
Lesser Young
Fond du Lac
Toepel
la Crosse
Bakke
Menomonie
Portraits by James J. Metcalfe Listening In
A poem condemns listening to others on the telephone. It casts trespass as base and sneaky, condemning picking up extensions, standing by doors, and overhearing private conversations. It urges privacy unless G men tap lines for security.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Russians hope for neutral belt in Europe analysis
Washington reviews a potential neutral zone down the center of Europe as President Eisenhower weighs hints from Moscow. Tito in Yugoslavia remains neutral while Germany eyes NATO rearmament and unification with East Germany. Bulganin signals possible talks to secure neutrality.
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Austria
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Stalin
Tito
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Turkey
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Bulganin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
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Western Germany
Alfred Gruenther
Our Foreign Policy Dramatized by Modern News
Washington as shorthand of a fast changing policy era is shown in televised scenes of Dulles reading statements after alighting from a plane, with McCardle Suydam and cameramen nearby. The piece notes open access to leaders, rapid developments, and the Vienna welcome for Austria independence amid postwar unity talks.
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Carl McCardle
Henry Suydam
Dulles
Ulysses
Eisenhower
Formosa
Vienna
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
China
Indochina
Soviet Union
Austria
Two New Publishing Ventures Announced for New Books
Oxford plans October for Essential Books first issue a 1000 title annual review for scholars libraries and professionals with 180000 initial copies and 250000 goal Taplinger to publish Asian writers translations and adaptations from Pakistan Thailand Korea Japan and Hong Kong Best Jewish and juvenile books named by the Jewish Book Council American novelists Warren Eyster and George Price win Centro Mexicano de Escritores fellowships Price to finish Navy life novel Eyster to write a Mexico based work
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Oxford
Essential Books
Taplinger Publishing Co
Richard Taplinger
Far East
Pakistan
Thailand
Korea
Japan
Hong Kong
Taplinger
Louis Zara
Jewish Book Council of America
Nora Benjamin Kubie
Alter Esselin
Gabriel Preil
Warren Eyster
George Price
Centro Mexicano de Escritores
Price
Eyster
Mexico
Mengelt tops Prairyer League leaders in 177 average
Ten years ago Art Mengelt led the Prairie League with a 177 average after a three game 548 total. Dr Kadlee placed second in the standings.
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Kadlee
Gunnar Gundersen
la Crosse
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Alumni Assn
John Berge
Association
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