Johnson's defense stance elevates him as a possible White House contender
Stewart Alsop analyzes Lyndon B. Johnson shaping the defense issue for Congress. Johnson briefs Democratic senators about a joint chiefs briefing, informs Republicans and secures input from allies. He portrays nonpartisanship while preparing for possible national leadership amid Gaither Report tensions.
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Stewart Alsop
Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
White House
Johnson
Congress
Eisenhower
Gaither
Styles Bridges
Everett Sailonstall
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Simari Symiington
Bridges
Saltonstall
Democratic Party
Capitol Hill
Wealth and Worth Measured Not by Ledger Truth
A reflective saying attributes wealth to character rather than possessions. It notes that one cannot judge riches from a ledger, and that real value comes from need and virtue. The quote cites Henry Ward Beecher on the idea that true wealth aligns with who a person is, not what they own.
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Ian
Mai
Henry Ward Beecher
Stevenson Seen As Possible 1960 Presidential Contender
Washington observers note Stevenson’s three week Paris NATO stint revived interest in him as a 1960 prospect. Polls show delegates once against him, yet many Democrats still resist a Stevenson nomination. Despite past losses he could seek a secretary of state post if a Democratic reprise occurs.
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Eisenhiuser
Adlai Stevenson
Paris
Washington
Stevenson
Wnthl
Charles Cleveland
Chicago Daily News
Franklin TD
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Lawmakers Debate Funding Defense Amid Budget Pressure
Lawmakers confront a dilemma as the Hiscriower administration nears a defense budget request for next year. The president signals cuts to farm aid veterans benefits and other domestic programs or increasing debt, with tax hikes looming as the least unattractive option to voters facing 1958 elections.
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Hiscriower
World traveler adores initials on famous monuments
Initialed White House Visitor to Washington, Petite Parado, sister-in-law of Philippine military attache Capt. Ralph Pargas, has carved her initials on landmarks from the Sphynx to the Eiffel Tower. Asked where she left her initials in Washington, she replied they were on the White House, hoping they would show up best there.
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Washington
Petite Parado
Ralph Pargas
Eiffel Tower
White House
So They Say In 1960s Public Discourse On Duty And Media
Elvis Presley says he will honor his Army induction notice while praising duty. Peter Cadbury defends limited television viewing for his children to avoid square eyed habits. C Douglas Dillon warns that free nations must build strong economies to resist Soviet world domination.
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Elvis Presley
Peter Cadbury
Britain
C. Douglas Dillon
Q and A on North American Indigenous Tribes and wildlife
In North America the Tlingit lived in what is now British Columbia and southern Alaska. Jade is primarily white and green, with other colors found. Caribou cannot be tamed nor can other reindeer.
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North America
British Columbia
Alaska
Dear Mary Haworth letter on infidelity risk and advice
A reader asks about maintaining correspondence with a young man while married. The response condemns the affair as a breach of emotional integrity, warns the husband may misinterpret letters, and urges ending the liaison to avoid trouble for both spouses and the two men involved.
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Mary Haworth
G. F
IT S YOUR MONEY by Ed Bl Gallagher
A reader asks about earning restrictions for self employed vs employed under Social Security rules. Answers explain monthly benefit credits, timing of applications, and how credits reset with earnings, noting maximum credits and age considerations for 65.
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ED BL Gallagher
L.C.H
Hig
Mxtronim
Advice on Love Letters and Trust in Marriage
A column presents couples’ dilemma about reading love letters, urging a wife to trust her husband and avoid temptation. Advice warns the wife to stop doubting him and to support unity, while another reader asks how a wife should handle a husband’s interest in a younger woman, with guidance to renew affection and shared purpose.
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G.F. T
Quotes From The News United Press Highlights
A United Press roundup reports on a General Post Office Engineering Union spokesman condemning gunpoint questioning of two British telephone repairmen at Sculthorpe Airbase by American Air Force guards. Commerce Secretary Weeks urges U.S. business to sustain economic lead in a prolonged world competition. Britain's reading expert Lovell comments on Soviet manned missile claim as “fantastic, almost unbelievable.” Lt. Gen. James Gagin explains Senate retirement motives amid inquiries into nonpromotion concerns.
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United Press London
General Post Office Engineering Union
Sculthorpe
Chicago
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
World Economic Lnader
London
A.C.B. Lovell
Britain
Washington Quietly Battles Dulles Criticism Amid Tense Policy Debate
Washington watchers report renewed White House concern over criticism aimed at Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. President Eisenhower praised Dulles as one of the greatest, while internal disputes with Harold Stassen over disarmament and negotiations with the Russians threaten policy unity. Stassen's future and the administration’s approach to naval arms talks remain in flux as aides seek a resolution without triggering a public split.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Fishner
Dulles
White House
Europe
Paris
NATO
Occasio
Eisen
Hower Sai Troughuy
Que
Foster
Dullies
Harold Stassen
United States
Stassen
Cabinet
National Security Council
State Department
United Nations Disarmament Commission
London
America
Slassen
NWATO
Eisenhower
Doctors Discuss Migraine Headaches Related to Menopause
The doctor reviews migraine symptoms, noting typical unilateral onset with visual disturbances, vomiting, and prostration. It explains misattribution risks during menopause, lists signs like aura, mood changes, and appetite shifts, and summarizes treatments such as ketogenic diet, ergotamine tartrate, oxygen therapy, vitamins, and hormones with caveats on effectiveness and safety.
Vocalist AGROSB- 1 and the Utopian Peete Promohtory Report
Fragmented OCR list shows a mosaic of clues from a crossword style page. Names, numbers, and place hints appear alongside partial definitions, with several language fragments and obscure terms interwoven.
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Doe
Stanley
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