Sail On Dr Kline Urges Focus on Management over Money
In New York Dr Charles H Kline scientific director of a large New Jersey company argues proper management matters more than funds for effective research. He warns Congress not to overlook Washingtons bureaucratic maze hindering efficiency and missile race progress. In Connecticut Norwalk the Hour notes farm surplus can aid foreign aid with shipping costs and minimal taxpayer burden.
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Memorial Day Reflections on Unknowns and National Obligation
On Memorial Day the Unknowns from World War II and the Korean War were honored as caissons carried them from Capitol Hill to Arlington. The piece questions the nation’s fulfillment of duty to the Unknowns and examines the wars from World War I to Korea, highlighting perceived defeats and the grim symbolism of the Korean dead.
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Washington a 4 F highlights in a Capitol weekly
A column by Ray Vernon surveys postwar diplomacy remarks by Eisenhower on de Gaulle, GOP and Democratic views on ambassador qualifications, and lobby spending in early 1958. It notes Nixon’s Latin American diplomacy, a new Senate office building plan, Rep Hiestand’s boast about altitude, and socialized medicine debates plus Gonzales Warm Springs funding and Utah etymology.
Foreign aid bill faces cuts as Senate reviews funding
The House bill authorizes 3.603 billion for the next fiscal year, below the president’s request by 339 million, with expectations the final appropriation will likely be lower. Debate focuses on restoring cuts, while prospects and policy conditions continue to evolve. Some Republicans urge a ban on extending aid to Communist countries such as Yugoslavia and Poland.
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Iowa
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Frontier News Flashes Camp Runnels Run In With Comanches
From Camp Runnels a letter reports Captain Ford with 213 Rangers and friendly Indians fought the Comanches on the 12th in the Wichita country. Official tally: 76 Comanches killed, 18 taken prisoner, 2 of our men killed, 3 wounded. Other items note wheat rust in Fayette county, strawberries abundant, a deckhand drowned on the J. H. Bell, a mill boiler explosion injuring two, religious revival in Anderson, new post office at Cistern with A. D. Kendall postmaster, and crop prospects in McLennan and Waco flour plans. Citizens of Young County raise Minute Men to deter Indian depredations. Two men pretended to be preachers attacked an overseer at Welborne’s plantation. the overseer is not expected to live. Senate reports Oregon statehood and Texas boundary bill passage, plus camel contracts with deliveries to New Orleans by October.
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American spirit must seek global understanding now
In facing world tension the United States should not withdraw or rely only on defense and science. The nation must take initiative to foster understanding with other countries, teach humanities as well as physics, and build spiritual strength beyond military power. From Gastonia, N C AP report notes a local safety lecture gone wrong and Wes Farrell’s six opening day AL decisions.
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Weekly Crossword Puzzle Famous Painting Horizontal
The crossword clues include painting titles and artist references with hints in horizontal and vertical grids. Answers span subjects from classical works to mythic figures, with entries like sounder, winnow, and several Latin abbreviations. The puzzle tests knowledge of art, anatomy, chemistry symbols, and biblical terms within a themed grid.
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