Supreme Court opens FBI files ruling stirs national debate
The Supreme Court's 7 to 1 decision orders government access to FBI reports in criminal trials, promising controversy. Justice Brennan leads the majority, while dissenters warn of jeopardized national security and potential shielding of secrets. Congress is urged to close loopholes to protect national interests.
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PBL
Jo Edgar Toover
Sevork
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High Court
Joanne Wiliam Brenan
FBI
Sid
Bremian
Justce Marele Burton
Jol Harlan
Tomark
Univas
Odnes
Gavaly
Clark
Congress
Miceau
Going Far Enough to Join Baghdad Pact Group
The United States contemplates joining the Baghdad Pact defense bloc with Britain Turkey Iran Iraq and Pakistan. While the Eisenhower doctrine supports aiding Middle East nations against Communism signaling full cooperation may provoke India and some Arab states, present arrangements already offer substantial defense alignment.
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United States
Britain
Turkey
Iran
Iraq
Pakistan
Middle East
Baghdad
India
Proposed 32 Million White House Renovation Plan
The article advocates a major 32 million dollar renovation of the White House complex to expand and modernize the executive mansion and grounds. It argues the current mixed uses are inadequate, with historic wings insufficient for official, social, and business needs and suggests a unified, functional redesign.
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White House
Flres
Iroquois Longhouse and Other Trivia Q and A
A quiz style page lists answers: the Iroquois communal dwelling called a longhouse. the Great Eastern as the steamship that laid the first successful Atlantic cable. the humorist Josh Billings as pen name for Henry Wheeler Shaw. Old Swedes Church in Wilmington, Delaware, 1698 as the oldest U S Protestant church in continuous use. twenty four hours before police entered a kidnapping case. and why pure water is rare due to natural dissolved substances in water.
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U.S
Protestant Episcopal
Wilmington
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Federal Bureau of
Democrats Face Limited Road as Johnson and Rayburn Lead
The 1957 Herald Tribune analysis portrays Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson and House Speaker Sam Rayburn steering a disciplined Democratic coalition with limited options. It argues defense spending and foreign aid cuts risk political backlash, while civil rights and school construction bills falter. Democrats, though unified, may struggle to gain political traction against a more conservative mood and united Republican opposition.
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Senate
Lyndon Johnson
House
Sam Rayburn
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D Mooreover
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Eisenhower
Godfrey Sions
Daven Simington
Treasur
George Humphrey
Sue
Tumphrey
Secretar
Robert Anderson
Liberal Party
New York Herald Tribune
Nighties Not Covered Hollywood
Police rush to file report after spotting actress Lisa Davis on a downtown street in a pink night gown. City ordinance bans wearing bathing suits on streets but has no rule addressing nightgowns, leading to a legal quirk.
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Hollywood
JPI
Lisa Davis
Worry Clinic Portrays Differences in Brothers by Birth Order
Dr George W Crad explains that Jimmy and Bobby, despite shared chromosomes, show distinct personalities due to birth order. The older child tends to be shy, deliberate, and thrifty, while the younger is affectionate, sociable, and impulsive, shaping their behavior and life hopes.
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Jimmy
Bobby
Crane
Bobby Whit
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Ilo
Ele
Jim
Erink
Merry
Hse
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Iie
H& A
Doctor notes Rocky Mountain spotted fever spread wider than Rockies
The doctor explains the disease caused by a tiny organism called Rickettsia is not confined to the Rocky Mountain states. Over the past decade hundreds of cases have been reported across the United States, and mild, undiagnosed cases suggest the true prevalence may be higher than official counts.
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Rocky Mountain
Rock Mountain States
Rocky Mountain spotted fever warning and prevention tips
Dr Edwin P. Jordan summarizes a Journal of the American Medical Association report based on 74 cases at the University of Virginia Hospital from 1943 to 1955. The disease ranges from mild to deadly, starts with headache chills and aches, with fever and a rash appearing within two to four days. Prevention focuses on tick checks before attachment, careful scalp examination for children, avoiding bare finger removal of ticks from dogs, vaccination consideration in endemic areas, and annual vaccine.
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Journal of the American Medical Assn
Universit of Virginia
Washington calling shift to socialism not likely in U S
Washington columnist Thomas L. Stores argues Khrushchev overstates the rise of socialism in the United States. He notes presidents from Arthur to Roosevelt supported federal aid for education and forest protection, while Eisenhower faces debates over item veto and public lands. The piece suggests future generations may witness continued resistance to rapid shifts toward socialism.
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Thomas L. Stores
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Congress
Chester A. Arthur
Herbert Brownell Jr
Chester Arthur
Republican Congress
Arthur
Rutherford B. Hayes
Benjamin Harrison
President Mayes
United States
Treasury
Harrison
Theodore Roosevelt
Flell’s Canyon
Snake River
Iell
Canyor
Idaho Power Company
Federal Power Commission
Khrushchev
Italians Hunt New Leader After Zoli Resigns
Rome fed into a political search as President Giovanni Gronchi began consultations with party leaders after Adone Zoli’s resignation over a minority government dependent on Fascist votes. Former Premier Giuseppe Pella is frequently mentioned as a potential caretaker, with elections expected next spring unless early votes occur.
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Rome
Giovanni Gronchi
Italy
Gronchi
Adone Zoli
Giuseppe Pella
Christian Democrat
Gronehi
Antonis Segni
Zoli
Chamber of Deputies
Actress Across 1 Screen Actress Jana Sings in LA
A fragmented crossword style clue set lists across and down entries. It hints at various terms from geography to common nouns, with partial word prompts and stray phrases like Los Angeles and dune-like fragments.
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Los Angeles
New Guinea
Dibble
Orienta
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