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Sunday News Journal
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USA
Price They Paid in Korea Sacrifices of Missing Soldiers Highlighted
Hal Boyle describes the costs of the Korean War, noting prisoners freed in Korea and thousands listed as missing. He recalls over-weight sergeants and under-age privates, their doubts, and the brutal early battles that shaped a three year conflict. The piece honors the vanished men and questions how to adequately thank those who cannot hear.
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New York
Korea
United States
Army
Peninsula
West Point
Discharge Petition on Tax Reduction Moves in House
The article explains Reed's discharge petition to force a vote on HR 1 tax cut bill. It covers how a majority 218 signatures can enable a vote, the threat of a closed rule, and possible Moves by the Rules committee to block the petition. The piece notes political leverage and potential leadership reaction in the House.
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Reed
N.Y
House
Ways and Means
Rules Committee
Ways and Means Committee
House Rules Committee
Eisenhower seeks one year renewal of trade-not-aid act
President Eisenhower urges a one year extension of the present reciprocal trade concessions act before June 12. The Simpson bill would make Tariff Commission findings final and binding and curb petroleum imports and metals duties. Benson opposes dairy import bans and seeks stronger Sec. 22 authority. Talbot named to Tariff Commission amid debate.
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Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means Committee
Tariff Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Congress
Joseph E. Talbot
Connecticut
U.S
The Worry Clinic Case G-356
Arnold B a 54 year old engineer runs his own factory and tells a young engineer to learn Spanish and other languages. He explains that managers without engineering degrees rise higher by handling people and bringing in orders. He urges foresight and versatility and offers a vocational kit for study and advancement.
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Arnold B
Arnold
Harry
Mexico
South America
Bachelor Diplomats Lure State Dept with Spare Rooms
A House subcommittee finds State Department bachelors in Germany live in a luxurious Bre men complex of 12 apartments with 11 maid rooms funded by taxpayers. The piece ties bachelor living to marriage hesitancy and features anecdotes about former senator Ashurst and McCarthy’s accidental confinement in a State Department room during a TV crew visit.
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Washington
State Department
Germany
Bremen
Joe McCarthy
John Fosteres
Capitol Hill
Redbaiter
Wisconsin
Broadcasting Corporation
Senator McCarthy
Dulles
McCarthy
What Next After Sick POW Exchange
A briefing outlines next steps in the Korean War as prisoner exchanges resume. Truce talks between U S led UN forces and the Communists could restart to set a cease fire, then permanent peace talks. Key issues include who sits at talks, the Korean border line, potential division, elections with observers, and troop withdrawal plans.
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Washington
U. S
United Nations
North Korea
South Korea
Eisenhower
White House
Korea
South Koreans
Tomorrow's opportunities bring kindness and earned gratitude
Genevieve Kemble advises seizing a genuine kindness for a friend or business associate facing difficulty. In business, watch for chances to advance by taking on extra tasks. Evening hours suit romance and cultural activities. If tomorrow is your birthday, expect a year of potential rewards from past efforts, provided opportunities were seized.
Striking contrasts of humanity amid tragedy prompt questions
The author contrasts generous TV gift donations with the Largo Florida nursing home fire tragedy where 32 elderly patients perished. He notes the fate of Arthur Fields and other victims, questioning societal callousness toward the vulnerable and comparing charity on screen with real-world neglect.
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Largo
Arthur Fields
Horoscopic counsel urges consolidation and caution
The text advises increasing expenditures immediately and consolidating Bains to build a surplus for future opportunities. It notes travel is unfavored for six months while social affairs are lively. A child born today is predicted to be studious, idealistic, and unusually responsible.
Ambiguous Prose Anecdotes From A Writer
A writer muses on average women and conversations, a Texas man’s marriage to his cook, and a pessimist’s view that wrong means wrong. The piece weaves humorous reflections on finance, poverty, and social ties with a quip about a man scribbling on a desk pad while his wife calls.
Public employee sick leave rule draws mixed reaction
Readers mock the Ohio attorney general ruling that public workers may accumulate up to 90 days of sick leave and take it without losing their jobs. They warn taxpayers would feel the cost, and joke about spouses and pets bearing the burden as vacation time shifts from worker to taxpayer, risking “the goose that laid the golden egg.”
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Largo
Fla
Ohio
Seneral
Taxpayer
Mr. Taxpayer
Broadway Gossip Roundup Highlights Schemes and Scandals
A breezy Europe to Broadway bulletin lists celebrities in flurry of marriages flights rumors and legal tangles. Jack Seabrook Eva Gabor linked tycoon survives a fall in New Jersey while Neva Langley and Tom Naut wed on tap. Errol Flynn eyes Virgin Islands caper while Abbott Gaston quips and Spillane project teased.
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Jack Seabrook
Eva Gabor
New Jersey
Georgia Peach Neva Jane Langley
Tom Naut
Dave Garroway
Peggy Ann Garner
Gotham
Judy Balaban
Jay Kanter
Jimmy Komack
Errol Flynn
Virgin Island
Bobo Rockefeller
Twenty Years Ace Sees Marriages At 240 In Butler County
A 240 marriages total in the year ending March 31 1933 is reported to the secretary of state by Miss Lillian Woodruff chief deputy of Probate Court Hamilton. The report notes a sharp drop from prior years in Butler County. The Middletown Skeet Club resumed activities sponsored by the Middletown Fish and Game Association at the skeet grounds Route 73 north of the city near the R D Stevens farm. Mrs Charles Spindler of Peoria Illinois visited with her son and daughter in law W H Spindler of Ardmore Drive to see her new grandson Alan Herbert who was several weeks old.
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Secretary of State
Lillian Woodruff
Hamilton
Butler County
Middletown Skeet Club
The
Middletown Fish and Game Association
Route 73
R. D. Stevens
Charles Spindler
Peoria
W. H. Spindler
Ardmore
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