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The G O P In The South And The 1958 Landscape
Discussion at Sea Island Ga governors conference centers on whether a southerner can win the presidency with Eisenhower and Wilson cited as southern born presidents. Meade Alcorn cites possible gains for the GOP in the 1958 elections as city votes shift toward the national ticket. The piece notes rising southern Republican strength, including a larger black vote share in 1956.
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Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
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Buying Stock On The Installment Plan In The September Changing Times
The article explains a stock purchase method via installments, starting from $15 a month, with one example showing $25 monthly over 25 years could yield about $100,000 if dividends are reinvested. It cites advantages like removing timing guesswork and automatic price averaging, noting risks and suitability for moderate earners.
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Changing Times
Kipplinger
Worft
Big Brains and Oddities From Hal Boyle
A clipped survey of curious facts and wry observations cites surprising stats about men and women brains, a baby kangaroo, an ant beating a whale in intelligence, an Iowa town What Cheer, extreme hurricane wind speeds, and quotes from H G Wells and Robert Louis Stevenson.
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George de Witt
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Woodmere
Long Island
Japan
United States
John Wingate
Subway
Archangel St. Michael
America
Robert Louis Stevenson
Gorman Named to Ohio Supreme Court Vacancy
Common Pleas Judge Robert N. Gorman of Cincinnati was appointed by Gov. Martin L. Davey to fill a vacancy on the Ohio Supreme Court. Ada Leonard addressed the Civitan Club luncheon at Hotel Manchester. Graham Layer suffered a fractured left leg in an Armco East Works accident. Robert Schuz earned Miami University highest honor designation among 32 of 2,750. L. J. Ragland began as principal of South School welcomed by the Mother's Welfare Assn.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Martin L. Davey
Ada Leonard
Middletown Hospital
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Manchester
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Graham Layer
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East Works
Layer
Robert Schuz
Miami University
L. J. Ragland
South School
Mother's Welfare Assn
Why UN inspections fall short in Sokolsky view
George Sokolsky argues universal UN inspections are essential to disarmament and warns that refusal to inspect signals hiding arms. He criticizes UN limitations, notes Soviet gains in Asia and Africa, and describes Jordan Syria Israel arms dynamics as risks of a broader war. He urges decisive steps limiting bomb use and fission materials.
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Lodge
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Jordan
Israel
United States
Ed Creagh McCarthy And Faubus Alike
Washington compares Arkansas governor Orval Faubus to Wisconsin senator Joe McCarthy. Both seen as acting beyond standard law to confront perceived dangers, claiming extraordinary measures against integration and communism. Publicity shapes their notoriety, with McCarthy fading after fame waned and Faubus rising then fading from national notice.
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Southern governors debate a Southern president
SEA ISLAND Ga Gov Leroy Collins and Gov Theodore McKeldin said a Southerner can win the presidency only if the candidate blends a common touch with uncommon leadership and if the South joins a two party system. The gathering followed Faubus signaling 50 state police at Little Rock Central High amid school integration tensions.
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Leroy Collins
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Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
United States
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Arkansas
Faubus
Woodrow Wilson Mann
Little Rock
Nathan Gordon
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma
South
Sisterhood of States
World News in Brief A Mixed Bag of Oddities and Warnings
Headlines range from coffee fraud in Brazil to rock filled exports. A British man cured of swearing by hospital treatment comments on rising bills. An American cop seeks ticket dismissals due to a faulty speedometer. A Moscow scientist foresees Russia relaying TV via the moon by 1970. British barbers protest army haircuts as a joke.
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Time to register and vote in the November 5 election
The piece urges quick voter registration before 9 p.m. Wednesday at the Board of Elections located in the Federal Savings and Loan Building at Central and Main, open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. today through Wednesday. It notes the importance of eligible voters to shape the November 5 ballot.
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Gossip notes from Gotham and Hollywood circles
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Paul Muni set to portray Albert Einstein in a Warner Brothers biography film while Mrs Muni battles illness. Ava Gardner stages a public clash with Don Juan in a London nightclub. Jane Russell eyes a Las Vegas night club debut in October. Sugar Ray Robinson spurns Joe Glaser on a career offer. Greta Thyssen linked romantically to Johnny Meyer on the West Coast. Kay Kendall photographed in a tiny bikini aboard a ship off Long Island. Norman Grant plans Rome residency. Paul Newman’s Helen Morgan biopic uses a composite lover figure. John Ireland and Lila Leeds reunite privately. Soocha Renay draws crowds at the Chardas. Marlon Brando’s hairdo stirs Berlin crowds. Julie London and Bobby Troup reportedly had a spat over Richard Egan. Sammy Kaye’s Rooftop debut brings 43 song plugs. Popsie Whitaker profiles Barbara Carroll for Esquire. Hal Janis leaves NBC for Sid Caesar. Helen Merrill and Gerry Mulligan tour with George Shearing in November. Bourbon Street curbs prom set teens with no-drinking cards. Turk Murphy misses a show for a private party in Camden.
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Albert Einstein
Warner Brothers
Ava
Las Vegas
Jane Russell
Jane
Miami Beach
Marlon Brando
Siegesmundstrasse
Berlin
Gerald Frank
Lillian Roth
Diana Barrymore
Peppy D’albren
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Richard Egan
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Roosevelt Grid
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Hal Janis
NBC
Sid Caesar
Dorthy Dandridge
Jack Dennison
Helen Merrill
Gerry Mulligan
George Shearing
Helen
Mulligan
George Wallington
Stan Getz
Bourbon Street
Turk Murphy
Camden
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Estrellita Forecast Promises Guidance and Growth
The reading urges seeking outside help for major projects and notes a stimulating period for personal relationships after tomorrow's birthday. It cautions patience with finances until mid 1958, advises tact in work matters, and predicts travel between June and September with a highly intuitive child born today.
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