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Nixon and Stevenson face six week pre election scrutiny
In 1956 six weeks before the election Nixon’s character and finances dominate the campaign. The piece recounts Nixon’s 1952 TV broadcast about an $18,235 donor fund, his denials of secrecy and favors, and calls for transparency from Stevenson. It notes Eisenhower’s support and Stevenson’s eventual agreement to disclose donors and recipients.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Korea
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Make The Most Of Your Luck Polio Vaccine Appeal
A call to action on vaccine uptake stresses that Americans risk paralysis by neglecting the Salk polio vaccine. It highlights decades of research, millions affected, and urges men women and children to secure this protective medical breakthrough now.
Hal Boyle: Income Tax Ends Vacation Plans
Hal Boyle recounts a humorous IRS visit after a 1952 1953 tax check. A weary couple discovers their deductions require detailed records and diary based proof. The agent estimates a substantial liability including interest, leaving them facing Alcatraz Florida by installments.
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New York
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Alcatraz
Alf Landon
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Stevenson Errs On H Bomb Judgment In National Security
A Washington editorial critiques Adlai Stevenson for calling to halt hydrogen bomb tests while urging prompt, reciprocal action. It contrasts Stevenson with Eisenhower, noting Stevenson’s April and subsequent remarks and arguing unilateral disarmament would favor the Soviet Union. The piece stresses the president must wield sole authority on use of force and calls for clear international agreements.
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Tennessee
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Moscow
France
Thomas E. Murray
Eisemower
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Pius
The
Anthony Eden
Mr. Stevenson
Oddities and facts on age, sports, and famous names
A collage of trivia notes on age twenty one figures in history and sport, Nat Holman and the Original Celtics, East and West contrasts, and Q A style questions about Gordon MacRae Arthur Godfrey Josephine Baker and other presidents.
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Gordon MacRae
Arthur Godfrey
Josephine Baker
Jo Bouillon
Jary
Louis Colombia
Moses
Claude
Manuel
Kimura
Ako
United States
Truman
Estrellita Daily Horoscope May Bring Subtle Openings For You
Tomorrow offers hidden opportunities if you search with keen perception and sound judgment. Cooperative behavior with superiors could unlock unexpected support toward worthwhile aims. Birthday note suggests influence from a past figure. caution advised about sleeping pills and alcohol interaction.
Rev J B Wilson Honored for 22 Years at Clayton Street Church
Parishioners and friends honored Rev J B Wilson marking 22 years as pastor at Clayton Street Church of God. Middletown routed Glouster High 38 0 with Paul Farquis three TDs and Dixie Gose Harold Hursh Bert Bailey each scoring. GOP leaders Hosey Tyler Pieratt and Johnson planned to attend the Ohio Republican organization meeting in Columbus.
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J. B. Wilson
Servie
Clayton Street Church
Middletown
Glouster High School
Paul Farquis
Dixie Gose
Harold Hursh
Bert Bailey
GOP
J. B. Hosey
George Tyler
Chester Pieratt
Lin Johnson
Ohio Republican Organization
Columbus
Cluttered Drawers and the Salvage Drawer Habit
The piece urges housewives and businesspeople to reclaim wasted space by clearing drawers and desks. It notes many letters from readers contain ideas or items saved for someday, then filed away in a salvage drawer, never used. It cautions against hoarding and highlights patterns of clutter in homes and offices.
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America
Adlai Stevenson Conf Conference Shows Serious Tone
Washington columnist notes Adlai Stevenson’s first full dress press event of 1956 mirrors Eisenhower’s in form but lacks humor. Stevenson’s pace was slow, answers long, and mood somber as reporters struggled to stay awake amid lengthy exchanges. The piece highlights Stevenson’s no-time-for-comedy stance and contrasts it with Ike’s joking approach, while noting Stevenson’s apparent health-related diet and the absence of medical excuses for his campaign.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
Sheraton Park
Stevenson
Eisen‘hower
Adlai
Ike
Eisenhower
Elisear
Rene
White House
Adia
Tol Stoy
Jack Foxe
Quips and Quirks from a Day in Historical Gossip
A collage of lighthearted quotes on gender spending zippers vs clamps politicking and misfired forecasts. Grandpappy Jenkins muses on introductions and August heat while an archeologist notes Cro Magnon spans. Manila mayor seeks jail for horn blowers and coeds urged to study chemistry.
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