Great Debate Confuses Merced Voters On National Defense
A Wall Street Journal report from Merced California finds residents puzzled by conflicting Washington defense statements. The piece notes rising political frustration and public apathy as leaders claim readiness while critics say the U S lags in missiles.
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Auto-Hypnosis Raises Driving Hazard on Smooth Highways
Article warns that even on broad clear roads drivers may drift into auto-hypnosis daydreaming. Psychologists describe self induced hypnosis while traffic officials note accidents rise on straight, calm highways with good visibility. Drivers must stay constantly alert to avoid asleep at the wheel moments.
Lubbock Morning Edition Promotes Democratic Spirit
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal in its morning edition outlines staff roles and circulation options while presenting the pledge of allegiance. Published from Lubbock Texas the issue lists editor Parker Pruuty and A Guy as publishers with Ratliff as associate editor and includes various subscription rates for morning and evening editions.
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Adenauer Confident On Run Question In New York Talk
Special correspondent reports Konrad Adenauer in the Waldorf dining room, in quiet assured tone, deflecting questions on a possible bid for office. He cites past imprisonment and present conscience shaping West Germany as factors in his stance and downplays Spain base logistics as a matter of logistics.
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NX York
Konrad Adenauer
New York
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Spain
Adenauer
Mike Todds Son Faces Big Show Biz Decisions
Mike Todd Jr inherits a show business empire after Mike Todd Sr dies in a plane crash. He runs the business with minimal interference from Elizabeth Taylor, plans a Broadway centered future, and weighs TV versus stage work while managing a growing family and a $75 million timeless picture forecast. His outlook contrasts with his father’s nightlife persona as he builds on theAround the World in 80 Days brand.
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Eisenhower Aide Sees Germany Crisis and Ben Gurion Meeting
The aide discusses East Germany atrocities and disarmament hopes as NATO debates and the Sixth Fleet's role. He urges reporters to reach East Germans or use West Germany sanctuary sites. He recalls meeting David Ben Gurion and notes his emotional reaction. He also mentions potential TV and musical projects and German debt issues.
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Split Ahead in Democratic 1960 Field Rumors
A southern filibuster against a major Civil Rights bill and liberal defections push the Democratic race toward three front-runners: Kennedy Humphrey and Symington. Truman’s platform plea could center on urban liberal coalitions while risking Southern support and possible party realignment at the July convention.
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Ashington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Harry S. Truman
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Stuart Symington
Missouri
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Johnson
Organized Labor
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Truman
Kennedy
Humphrey
Symington
Capitol Hill
Easter Egg Hunt to Boil 2160 Eggs at Hilton Hotel
Chef Eric Gott and crew in Hilton Hotel coffee shop begin preparing 2160 eggs for Easter hunt by Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts in Mackenzie Park next Saturday. Vernon Herndon provided facilities and Cecil Schwalbe announced prizes including a Week at Camp Post as grand prize.
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Hilton Hotel
Lubbock
Mackenzie Park
Vernon Herndon
Cecil Schwalbe
Richmond Township Posts Five Offices Not on Map
Robert A. Wilbur of Burnetts Corners, Conn., who left its one room school in 1918, bought the former schoolhouse in 1948, split it into three rooms, and now uses it as his home in Rhode Island.
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Junior
Pinehurst
N.C
Ben Hogan
White Plains
N.Y
Sam Snead
Johnny Revolta
Richmond
Rhode Island
Robert A. Wilbur
Burnetts Comers, Conn
Air Force manual review exposes weak anti-Communist bias
George E. Sokolsky criticizes a Continental Air Command student text for mixing clippings and weak arguments on espionage and civil rights. He argues the pamphlet misstates taxpayer rights, misuses religion and scripture, and fails to convincingly oppose Communism while undermining individual religious liberty.
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Air Reserve Center
Continental Air Command
U.S.A
Sokolsky
House Committee On
John A Mackay
Princeton Theological Seminary
Movie Star Loses Pistol to Autograph Fan
Edinburg Texas AP Mexican cowboy star Lalo Gonzalez known as El Piperro finds a fan stole his pistol from its holster while signing autographs at a theater. The incident highlights the sneaky nature of autograph hounds in crowded venues.
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