Records claim surrounding Hoffa Teamsters election
Senate investigators pursued disputed Teamsters records said to have been tossed into an Eden Roc incinerator by a Miami maid who died shortly after. Hoffa and aides later claimed recovery, while lawmakers pressed for all materials to verify integrity amid charges of manipulated delegates and possible obstructions.
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Teamsters Union
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Senate
Eden Roc
Miami
Fla
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa and Co
Senate Committee
Robert Kennedy
Sen
John McClellan
Conmittee
McClellan
Jane Lockhart
Hoffa
Age of Excesses in Sioux Falls and Beyond
An age of excesses is discussed amid egg-throwing at Ezra Taft Benson and flag salutes during integration protests. The piece condemns haste and anger from farmers, a Texas Kiwanis chapter, and some entertainers, arguing leadership by example is needed and recalling President Eisenhower’s aid to Black Americans.
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Sioux Falls
Ezra Taft Benson
U.S
Benson
South
Dakota
Texas
Little Rock
Texas Kiwanis Club
Louis Armstrong
Trumpter
Goulous
Dimes
Isinhower
Khrushchev Doctrine Warns of War If Not Heard
In a sharp response to Eisenhower, Khrushchev threatens use of force to defend Soviet interests in Turkey and Syria. The New York Times interview quotes Khrushchev condemning US policy while urging blunt, unsoftened frankness. The piece notes the US must document its Middle East role and respond firmly without hysteria.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Bosa
U. S
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Congress
United States
Khrushchev
Turkey
Syria
Times
James Reston
Philosophers Aim to Build a Moral Science for the Atomic Age
MIT hosts a conference by the Research Society for Created Altruism led by Robert G. Hartman. They seek axiology the study of human values, proposing standards to measure peace and worth, bridging moral and material knowledge amid fears of missiles and bombs.
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Russia
Massachusettss Institute of Technology
Robert G. Hartman
MIT
Ohio ‘State
State Department
The
National
University of Mexico
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
Research Society For
Hartman
Teapot tempest marks university band visit fallout
Commentary notes regret from Kansas institutions after a Dodge City High School Band visit to Manhattan. It cites missteps by a Manhattan newspaper and city groups, the public apology from college authorities, and a lesson on how carelessness can spark widespread misunderstanding within the community.
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Dodge City Globe
Manhattan
Dodge City
Erlings
College
Manhattan Chamber of Commerce
Manhattan Daily Mercury
Ce Citians
Kansas State College
The
Globe
Dodge.Citions
Mercury
Cowboy Capital
Vittles
Molehill Mountain
Jalk
Stray Cat Upsets Corn Garden At West Point In Summer
Mrs Tilman Kent reports Come On the cat is fed by neighbors during summer but disrupts the garden by pulling corn husks and eating corn. The Tilmans may fence the animal to stop the damage while their pet remains a local curiosity in West Point Virginia. Flower the skunk accompanies Des Moines carrier Mike Bauder as a regular street mascot, delighting residents along the route.
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Strange Inn
West Point
Come On
Tilman Kent
Des Moines
Mike Bauder
Flower
Mike
Reform Movement Divorce Obscure Reason In Tulsa Court
LeRoy Halpain won a divorce in Tulsa after claiming his wife left him over his gum chewing and smoking. He said he quit beer at her urging and smoked only outside, but admitted chewing gum indoors.
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Tulsa
Okla
LeRoy Halpain
Court
Alsop s fears rise as Soviets threaten SAC balance
Stewart Alsop reports that high level officials weigh a desperate option to keep up to half SAC aircraft airborne with nuclear payloads to blunt Soviet missiles. He argues that only American ICBMs and submarine missiles can restore decisive retaliation, while U.S. budget limits slow progress and masking danger from the public.
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Navy
SAC
Lawrence Lions Defeat Shawnee Mission 16 to 6
Ten years ago the Lawrence Lions beat Shawnee Mission 16 to 6 in a football game. Also noted: Mrs. EH Wilson injured in a broadside car train collision. Fraser Theater announces cast for Joan of Lorraine with Herb Harvey and others.
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Lawrence Lions
Shawnee
EH Wilson
Fraser Theater
Allen Crafton
Herb Harvey
Darlene van Biber
Jack Labowitz
Dan Palmquist
Tom Rea
Bea Brady
Tom Shay
Lyons Den Happy Chandler Tells Israelis He'll Be President
A chaotic travelogue from Jerusalem recounts Maj. Gen. Yigael Yadin’s archeological work and a political visit by Gov. Happy Chandler of Kentucky claiming divine support for his presidential bid. The piece weaves encounters with Israeli leaders, the UN flag, and cultural notes from a high Holy Days journey with guests including Amb. George Allen and artists Rubinstein, Stern, Bernstein.
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Lyons den
Happy Chandler
Eyons
United States
White House
Jerusalem
Yigael Yadin
Joshua
Hazor
Orange Groves
U.N
NBC
Brora Emmet Wigoder
N. Y
Fiers
Kentucky
God
New Books and One Novel Offerings at Public Library
Public library listings show new titles including Take My Life by Eddie Cantor and By-cops by James, with anecdotes of fame. Also featured are The Elizabethans by Nicoll, History of Russian Music by Leonard, Baruch My Own Story by Baruch, and Take Me to Your President by Wibberley, plus Rex Stout Nero Wolfe tales.
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Free Public Library
Eddie
Cantor
James
America
Allardyce Nicoll
Richard Anthony Leonard
Bernard M. Baruch
A. Distin
Arthur Winner
Leonard Wibberley
Nevada
Mars
Tre Chad
Rex Stout
Nero Wolfe
Archie
Current Best Sellers list highlights varied fiction and nonfiction
Publisher's Weekly compiled best sellers feature fiction titles by James Gould Cozzens and popular nonfiction works such as Bernard Baruch's My Own Story and Vance Packard's The Hidden Persuaders. The list also includes Milovan Dijilas The New Class and Nevil Shute On the Beach among others.
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Publisher's Weekly
Love Possessed
James Gould Cozzens
Baruch
Bernard Baruch
Vance Packard
Milovan Dijilas
Robert Paul Smith
Christ
Jim
Notable Biographies and Novels Mentioned in 1957 Reads
A list of titles and authors spans diverse works from Ved Mehta’s life story to Farley Mowat’s The Dog Who Wouldn’t Be. It includes Shakespeare pictorials, Fair Oaks saga, Below the Salt, and three races of love by Faith Baldwin, reflecting mid-century literary interests.
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Frank E. Hallday
Stratford
Eleanor
England
John
Faith Baldwin
Sadie
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