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Federal flood insurance gains bipartisan support in Congress
Congress considers a federal disaster insurance as Northeastern flood losses mount after Diane and renewed rains. Gov. Ribicoff urges a mandatory program, linking it to broader flood control and insurer cooperation. Experts warn private market limits and compare to war damage and health reinsurance proposals.
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Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Ribicoff
Civil Defense
Val Petersen
Eisenhower
National Board of Fire Underwriters
L.E.A
Lloyds of London
Herbert H. Lehman
Peter Frelyinghuysen
War Damage Corp
American Medical Assny
Progress Against Job Bias and Government Contracts
A Washington conference highlights persuasion to end employment discrimination. President Eisenhower, Vice President Nixon, and the Committee on Government Contracts push for fair employment in federal contracts, expanding anti bias measures across agencies, with actions dating from 1953 to 1954.
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James P. Mitchell
Nixon
Truman
Jess Larson
General Services
J. Ernest Wilkins
Chicago
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American Federation of Labor
Walter P. Reuther
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John Roosevelt
F.D.R
Mitchell
District of Columbia
Milton Eisenhower Seen as Possible 1956 Presidential Contender
The article explores the idea that Milton Eisenhower, Penn State president and brother of Dwight D. Eisenhower, could be tapped as a 1956 candidate. It notes his strong record in education and government, his reluctance for elective office, and his close ties to Ike, who reportedly once called him the greatest man in the United States.
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Milton Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Ike
White House
Milton
Helen Eakin Eisenhower
Eisenhower Brothers
United States
Eisenhower
America
Hiss Defends Yalta In Redefining Poland Concessions
David Lawrence Hiss argues in The Pocket Book Magazine that Soviet concessions at Yalta were overstated and that Western leaders, not the Russians, drove the terms. He contends press and leaders misread the era, praising unity while Poland and other Eastern European changes followed.
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Pocket Book Magazine
Hiss
Yalta
Europe
China
Malta
Edward Stettinius
Stettinius
Soviet Union
Poland
Red Army
Horoscope for tomorrow and 1956 outlook
Estrellita notes tomorrow favors careful task completion and group activities with old friends. It forecasts a strong mid year for projects and finances a favorable social contact may open opportunities, with domestic and romantic matters under good aspects in 1956.
Building Public Works Only When Needed Says Expert
Dr Harold C Taylor of the Upjohn Institute argues that public works should be built only as needed. He and colleagues found little benefit in the balance wheel theory of timing projects for economic boost. Local officials should focus on immediate needs and avoid broad attempts to influence the economy.
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Harold C. Taylor
Upjohn Institute For Community Research
Congress of the American Public Works Assn
Taylor
Youngest Vice President John Breckinridge of Kentucky
The youngest man elected to the U.S. Vice Presidency was John Breckinridge of Kentucky, who became Vice President in 1857 at age 36. He later served as Confederate secretary of war.
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United States
John Breckinridge
Kentucky
Astronomers Predict Solar Eclipses Years In Advance
Because astronomers track the movements of the earth, sun, and moon, they can determine long before when alignment will produce an eclipse. The precise calculations allow forecasts of future total and partial eclipses with reliable timing and location guidance.
When to Build Public Works Theories Examined
The author weighs theories on funding public facilities. One view says spend when people are flush and won’t miss money, but taxpayers never stay flush. If they did, bricklayers would be busy elsewhere. Dr. Taylor argues facilities should be built when needed, typically about 15 years too late.
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Dr. Taylor
Vacation memories and a stubborn young relative
Dave Regan writes of returning from a Pennsylvania trip to find the daily grind awaits. He recalls sunny days, rainy spells, and entertaining the four year old niece who challenges math and language with a stubborn, witty insistence that eleven and twelve follow twenty.
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Pennsylvania
Amd
Hollywood Gossips Stir Palm Springs and Broadway
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Dean Martin and his estranged wife talking over a Palm Springs rendez vous and hints at a possible reunion in Los Angeles. The piece notes Marilyn Monroe's rumored romance with a tycoon, Toots Shor’s baby on the way, and conflicts among Paris and Broadway insiders with plays, payola, and celebrity fleets.
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Dean Martin
Palm Springs
Dean
Los Angeles
Martyn Monroe
Jack Webb
James
Moser
Tallulah Bankhead
Don
Milton Berle
Krumm new Cincinnati Kiwanis president in 1935
On Sunday October 27 1935 the Rev R J Krumm former Middletown pastor was elected president of the Cincinnati Kiwanis Club for the ensuing year W W Gray led the First Ohio Volunteers at the annual organization dinner Bob Lee scored 490 to win the archery shoot at Armco Park Mrs E D Rathman replaced Mrs R S Shoemaker as chair of the Butler County Christmas Seal sale with Mrs Shoemaker resigning due to illness
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R. J. Krumm
Middletown
Cincinnati Kiwanis Club
W. W. Gray
Ohio Volunteers
Bob Lee
Armco Park
E. D. Rathman
R. S. Shoemaker
Butler County
Shoemaker
Popular baked clams lure Cafe St Denis crowd
The praised dish at Cafe St Denis draws patrons as word spreads that Mrs. Harry Tru man visits for the specialty. East Side Charcoal Room waiters don Santa outfits for Yale season service. Rob ert Preston meets with associates about a half million dollar TV project at Absinthe House. Nancy Woodruff seeks a manager as she pursues stage training to shed her Midwest accent. Green Thumb notes in India report flowers respond to daily serenade music. Jacquline Cochran is hospitalized with pneumonia in Madrid. Joe Louis tours in a red Thunder Bird car bearing Joe Lewis Milk Co. branding.
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Cafe St. Denis
Harry Truman
East Side
Charcoal Room
Santa Claus
Robert Preston
Nancy Woodruff
India
Jacquline Cochran
Madrid
Joe Louis
Joe Lewis Milk Co
London Experts Seek U S Traffic Ideas in Hoped Change
Three London traffic specialists travel to the United States to study city planning and transport solutions. They aim to bring back insights to ease congestion and improve mobility in England.
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London
U.S
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