Truman blasts Eisenhower foreign policy as misleading
Former President Truman accuses the Eisenhower Dulles team of misrepresenting Soviet policy, warning the Communist threat is rising. He urges a bold foreign aid program and says the administration’s claims of success hinder real progress, citing bold economic and political penetration by Moscow. Coal mines east of the Mississippi produce about 90 percent of U.S. coal.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Truman
Overseas Press Club
John Foster Dulles
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Dulles
Russia
Francis Case
Adlai Asks AN Embargo To Mideast
Atlanta report on Adlai Stevenson urging UN embargoes on arms to Israel and Arab states to restore power balance and deter force breaches. He criticizes U S policy, campaigns in Florida, and reiterates support for school desegregation as required by Supreme Court rulings.
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Atlanta
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
Middle East
Israel
Russia
United States
Stevenson
Kingsland
Supreme Court
Ohioan Electrocuted After Truck Hits Pole
Clarence S. Fitz of Zanesville Ohio was electrocuted Tuesday when his light truck struck a utility pole and knocked down a 6600 volt line in Connersville Indiana. He worked for Stanley Home Products.
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Connersville
Ind
Clarence S. Fitz
Zanesville
Ohio
Stanley Home Products
Elephants Tolerate Whisky Water Travel in Ocean Vessels
Fragments note that elephants can be kept slightly inebriated with whisky and warm water and are not bothered by travel in ocean vessels. The passage implies a curious method of moving elephants by ship.
Death Takes Holiday at Lemon Monroe High School
Monroe seniors stage Death Takes Holiday a fantasy based on Casella at 8 pm in the school auditorium. Ron Steiger plays Death in a villa setting with Grazia Jo McIntosh granting love and life for her prince. Dale Riffe is Grazia's mortal lover with a cast including Kent Bailey Judy Kent and others.
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Alberto Casella
Lemon-Monroe
Ron Steiger
Grazia
Jo McIntosh
Linda Ratliff
Kent Bailey
Pat Meeks
John Harmon
Journal
Terney
Bandleader Benny Carter Sued for 850000 Beating Claim
Los Angeles based singer and former wife Laverne Carter files assault and battery suit against bandleader Benny Carter seeking 850000. She alleges severe head and spine injuries from a March 23 incident at his home where she was visiting on business and he acted as his former manager at the time.
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Los Angeles
Benny Carter
Carter
Laverne Carter
Mace
Albers Manager Cited as Good Citizen of 1956
James Agness, longtime manager of the Albers supermarket on Clinton Street, was named a Good Citizen of 1956 by the National Association of Food Chains. He received a hand engraved citation from Albers VP C. B. Amann on a Ruth Lyons TV program, part of NAFC’s nationwide citizen effort based on member questionnaires.
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James Agness
Albers
Clinton Street
National Assn
Agness
C. B. Amann
Ruth Lyons
NAFC
Middletown Sportsmen's Club
Hillsboro
VFW Post
Ross St
Holy Trinity Church
Albers Stores
The
Freedoms Foundation
All Around Competition Begins At Y
YMCA boys and girls compete in the annual all around contest this month. Girls start Tuesday with 50 yard dash standing broad jump rope skipping basketball throw and a 20 yard swim. Boys follow next Saturday with similar events minus rope skipping plus a jump and reach. Trophies awarded to top three in each age group Midget Prep Junior High. B P Allen and junior leaders run events during regular gym sessions.
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YMCA
B. P. Allen
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