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Eric Johnston and the film exchange talks with Soviet Union
The article outlines Eric Johnston’s role for U.S. private producers in a proposed Soviet U.S. film exchange. Russians demand eight Russian titles and a dozen U.S. films, seeking prestige and mutual terms, while Hollywood resists barter deals and wide distribution guarantees.
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Inflation protection annuities pitched by Prudential clash with regulators
The piece outlines how Prudential and smaller insurers offer inflation indexed annuities funded by common stocks to hedge future price rises. Regulators such as Metropolitan Life and the Securities and Exchange Commission label stock investment inside life policies as speculation. They argue insurers must preserve safety and public confidence.
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Eisenhower Offers No Clear Path in Quemoy Matsu Dilemma
President Eisenhower did not propose a firm plan for Quemoy and Matsu. He urged negotiation with the Red Chinese and warned of possible U S military action if the Reds seize the islands. The option of a U N trusteeship or neutralization was suggested but uncertain and contingent on Chiang Kai-shek.
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Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birthday Impacts in 1958
Tomorrow brings excellent celestial influences for family and social life and new business contacts. For birthdays, ambitious plans with energy could yield strong returns over the next four months, with cautions about November February relations and March extravagance.
Supreme Court and New York City School Segregation Debate
A commentary on the Supreme Court’s 1954 ruling guiding school integration and the New York City dispute over resident assignment and transportation for Black students. It notes lower court clashes in Virginia, the push for full integration, and calls by church leaders for possible force to enforce court decrees.
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One Thousand Votes Starts at Your Local Precinct
Paul Harvey urges readers to attend precinct meetings to amplify a single vote through group effort. He argues small turnout at precinct conventions can control party machinery, enabling real influence from local to national levels. He warns against apathy and supports active participation to reform government.
Brinksmanship With Ethics At NYU Professor Under Fire
A student-voiced critique accuses NYU professor Daniel J. Malamud of brinksmanship by showing a poor film to students and gauging their reactions, implying manipulative hospitality and biased scrutiny at an academic convention. The piece highlights tensions between professor conduct, student trust, and student evaluation.
Testing times and voices in a reflective academic forum
In a broad discussion, participants weigh the meaning of duty to preserve the earth and defend freedoms. The piece recalls reactions to a film, authority, and academic freedom, with references to Dr Malamud and Prof Wilson Webb. It notes spaceflight curiosities and a waning beard trend among 7,000 convention attendees.
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Celebrity headlines mix of showbiz squabbles and society notes
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Jerry Lewis clashes with audiences as theater tension rises. Harold Stassen weighs return to Washington in a government post. Elizabeth Taylor battles front-page life, while Paris gossip links James Jones and Django Reinhardt to literary and music scenes. Gloria Vanderbilt debuts striking Stratford outfit.
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Madison Ave Hucksters Seek Gluten Hinges for Buns
The article reports on ban makers petitioning the FDA to allow gluten addition to hamburger buns. They claim tougher, stickier buns could be formed into a hinge so top and bottom halves stay joined, preventing buns from becoming unhinged and irritating hamburger fans.
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Shah orders 5931 piece dinner set in Tehran
The Shah of Iran orders a large dinner service of 5931 pieces. His kitchen staff is joked about for rough handling of cup handles while Moscow Radio reports the Soviet Union plans a wide development in horse racing, dismissing talk of a daily double.
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