Eisenhower’s World Travel Seen as Diplomacy Tool
Analysis of Eisenhower’s extensive travel highlighting his role as the most travelous president, the reception abroad, and the impact on U S relations. Observers note good will trips boost U S image despite mixed reactions in Uruguay and Japan and contend personal visits remain vital for diplomacy.
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Eisenhower
Franklin Roosevelt
U. S
Ike
Khrushchev
Russia
Uruguay
South America
Japan
Washington
Nobusuke Kishi
Marble slab may reshape two famed ancient battles in Greece
Historians say a battered £4 marble slab found near Troizen in the Peloponnesus dates to 480 B C and copies an Athens decree before Thermopylae and Salamis. Professor Michael H Jameson of the University of Pennsylvania compares it to monumental declares, suggesting it could illuminate Marathon and Persian wars.
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Greece
Thermopylae
Salamis
Athens
Troizen
Peloponnesus
Michael H. Jameson
Lincoln
Marathon
B.C
Jameson
University of Pennsylvania
Je Slab
Erring is as harmful as overindulgence
A physician notes that error and overindulgence both carry harm though neither makes a person feel regal or act superior. The misperception of status from risky behavior remains a focus of medical caution.
Tubbock Avalanche Journal historic backlit publication note
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal in its morning and evening editions with references to Texas Daily Press League wire services and Associated Press lineage. Mentions of publication details, postal fees, and historical staff names appear in garbled form.
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Opunday
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Wsianche Jour Publishing
Texas Daily Press League
Associated Press
United Press International
Lubbock
Texas
KERF
Ted
Char W. Ratlift
Aworisie
States
Rene Nedlen
Her
Justice
MacArthur Urges Support For Olympic Team Aid
Gen Douglas MacArthur endorses private funding for the U S Olympic team and pleads for contributions to meet 13 5 million goal. He notes Rome preparations require funding for transport training housing and meals for 450+ athletes, and stresses independence from government control through voluntary gifts.
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Bob Considine
EW York
Douglas MacArthur
U. S
Rome
Olympic Committee
MacArthur
Napa
Decorations and a Dinner with Prince Philip
Inez Robb recounts a misaddressed invitation to dine with Prince Philip at the Waldorf Astoria and the humorous social pressures of wearing white tie in June. The column also shifts to U S Olympic funding facts, noting the lack of government or TV money for the Rome team and recalling MacArthur’s 1928 Amsterdam selection.
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Inez Robb
Pilgrims
United States
Waldorf- Astoria
Prince Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Robbs
Mrs. Ross
Add
West Point
Rome
U. S
H .F. Johnson
S. C. Johnson & Sons, Inc
Acarthur
Third Corps
Amsterdam
A.A.U
MacArthur
Charley Paddock
Paddock
Considine
Rockefeller and Stevenson face tough path to nomination
Observers weigh the chances of Rockefeller and Stevenson for the presidential race. Both would like the nomination but risks to parties loom, with Stevenson's Moscow friendliness and Rockefellers indecisiveness cited as major flaws. Government should bolster railroads as vital national infrastructure.
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Jer
Adlai
Stevenson
Kers
N.Y
Tucker
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Richard
Nixon
Chicagoan
New Yorker
John Kennedy
Bostonian
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
St. Lawrence
New Industries Seen From Research In Texas Cottonseed Meeting
Dr. Clifford B. Jones of Texas Tech addressed the 46th Texas Cottonseed Crushers Assn convention in San Antonio as delegates from Texas and New Mexico discussed science driven growth. A resolution urged U.S. aid to the Allies after Italy entered the war.
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San Antonio
America
Clifford B. Jones
Texas Tech
Texas Cottonseed Crushers Assn
Texas
New Mexico
Italy
France
England
United States
Scoundrel Rebuked Khrushchev Letter by Sokolsky
George E. Sokolsky assails Nikita Khrushchev in a hostile open letter. He denounces Khrushchev as a brute and impostor, praises Ike Eisenhower, and predicts Khrushchev’s days are numbered while defending American leadership and values.
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Cyrus Eaton
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Nikita
Ike Eisenhower
Paris
Dostoievsky
Gorki
Russia
Eisenhower
George E. Sokolsky
Condemned Felon on Hunger Strike in Kansas
In Lansing Kansas AP two men sentenced to hang for the Holcomb farm family murders have one suspect Perry Edward Smith 31 on a hunger strike for 17 days. He is being force fed through IV at the state penitentiary hospital with his condition described as satisfactory. The other condemned man Richard Eugene Hickock 28 shares the death sentence.
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Lansing
Kan
Garden City
Tracy A. Hand
State Penitentiary
Perry Edward Smith
Smith
Richard Eugene Hickock
Herbert W. Clutter
Clutter
Holcomb
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FBI
Fairbanks
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
United States Army
United States Olympic Committee
Rockefeller Plaza
Tizzy
Albany
F.D. of
Buffalo
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
TULSA
Diz
Dean
Fort Worth Cats
Oilers
Jerome Herman
London
Great Britain
Germany
Glorious
U.S. Army
Navy
American Medical Assn
W. F. Wells
U.S
Moriah
Gould
Ennebeck
Pete
Fovarish
Sokolsky
Stalin
Kaganovich
Bulganin
Malenkov
Zhukov
Kopek
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Poland
Lyndon Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Yalta
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
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