Editorial: Rethinking U S Aid Strategy for Security
The article argues for reevaluating American foreign aid and alliances in light of postwar outcomes. It notes Taft and others warned aid could foster ingratitude and argues the United States may need stronger security and perhaps unilateral action in the future. It cites bipartisan awareness and the Ike administration’s shift, but laments year of a presidential campaign limiting clear policy.
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United States
Congress
Eisenhower
Newspaper expose on Congressmen’s expense vouchers sparks controversy
The piece notes Oren Harris and others defend against a Knight Newspapers exposé claiming biased smear. Knight says 25 000 vouchers were studied and about a dozen House members faced embarrassment, including Harris, over liquor tabs hotel bills and high per diem expenses.
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Oren Harris
Knight
Jack Knight
Harris
Rep
Knight Ss.e
Three Sisters Drown in Kentucky Creek
In Lebanon Kentucky three sisters Cath erine 12 Grover Sue 10 and Linda Louise 8 daughters of Mr and Mrs Dewey Followell wandered to a creek and drowned while swimming.
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Lebanon
Catherine
Grover Sue
Linda Louise
Dewey Followell
Ten Years Ago Truman Acts To Aid South Korea War
President Truman ordered U S planes and warships to aid South Korean forces on June 27 1950 and outlined a policy to stand firm against Communist aggression in the Pacific. Green County elected Dr Benjamin H Brunkow chairman of the Red Cross succeeding Dr Alfred E Leiser. A Gratiot school building plan for 100000 passed 210 15 at the annual Gratiot free high school district meeting. Mrs Herman E Dittmar was badly injured in an auto crash. Shrine KC benefit proceeds were planned for a new polio ward at St Clare hospital.
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Truman
United
Far Pacific
Benjamin H. Brunkow
Green County
Red Cross
Alfred E. Leiser
Gratiot
Gratiot Free High School
Herman E. Dittmar
St. Clare Hospital
Russians Doubtful On Nikita Claims In Soviet Today
In this editor’s note, William L. Ryan revisits the Soviet Union after seven years and contrasts Stalinist and Khrushchev eras. He notes rising tourism, about 12 000 American visitors in 1959, and waning influence of violent propaganda on Soviet views. Russians seek better US relations and a higher living standard.
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William L. Ryan
Soviet Union
Stalin
Khrushchev
Ryan
Moscow
U.S.S.R
United States
Russia
Russians Warm To Visiting American Not All Believers Of Khrushchev
A Moscow citizen questions a visitor, then Russians show friendliness to Americans despite Khrushchev’s anti Western push. Western observers note many Russians doubt official propaganda, fearing a renewed cold war even as they hope for a higher living standard and improved relations.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
West
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
United States
Russia
U.S.S
Hotels in Japan Install US Style Outlets for Tourists
Hotels and inns across Japan add American style electrical outlets to serve visitors using electric razors irons and portable radios. The change aims to accommodate foreign guests and ease access to power for personal devices.
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Japan
Miles Wolf 50 Dies in Rock City After Heart Attack
Miles Wolf aged 50 of Route 1 Rock City Illinois died Saturday afternoon of an apparent heart attack while driving on Traska Road northwest of Rockford. He pulled onto the roadside and the car lurched into a ditch possibly as he suffered the attack. Surviving are his wife Ethel two sisters Pearl Kloster Florence Byl and brother Dewey. Services 1 30 pm tomorrow Ridott EUB Church burial Chapel Hill Cemetery. Visitation at Myers funeral home Dakota until 10 am tomorrow then at church after 11. A prayer service at 8 this evening at the funeral home.
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Miles Wolf
Rock City
Ill
Traska Road
Rockford
William McCorkle
Wolf
Mr. Wolf
Rock Run Township
Thomas
Elizabeth Wendt
Ridoll
Ethel Smith
Chris
Pearl) Kloster
Florence) Byl
Pecatonica
Dewey
Freeport
Ridott Eub
Harvey Gable
Chapel Hill Cemetery
Myers Funeral Home
Dakota
Death of Maj. Gen. William D. Connor at 86
Maj. Gen. William Durward Connor, 86, of Washington died June 16. A Newark Township, Rock County native, he led the United States Military Academy at West Point from 1932 to 1938. Survived by wife Elsa Van Fleet, a sister and a brother. Connor served in the Spanish-American War and held commands in Manila 1899-1900, the 63rd Infantry Brigade of the 32nd Division in World War I, and the China Forces 1923-26, with a brief return to duty in World War II.
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William Durward Connor
Newark Township
Rock County
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Washington Tale
Elsa van Fleet
Connor
Manila
Philippine Islands
China
Anna Deery 55 Dies in Darlington Long Illness
Miss Anna Deery 55 lifelong Darlington resident died Saturday after a long illness at Memorial hospital. Services will be at 2 p m tomorrow at Sharer funeral home with friends calling. Surviving sister Helen Harper Chicago. Also notes Nuremberg trials 1946 sentence 12 Nazi leaders to death.
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Darlington
Anna Deery
Memorial Hospital
Sharer Funeral Home
Helen Harper
Chicago
Ice Cream Ribbon Cake Recipe for Dairy Month
A dessert recipe for a frozen ice cream ribbon cake using chocolate and strawberry ice creams with whipped cream and coconut. Bake or assemble on an angel food or round cake, freeze until firm, and serve as a make ahead treat. Submitted by Mrs. Allen Ross Brodhead Wisconsin.
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Allen
Ross Brodhead, Wis
Waelchli Receives Master Mason Degree in Monticello
William E. Waelchli was awarded the Master Mason degree at the Monticello Union Lodge gathering held Friday night in Masonic hall. Hiram Lodge of Madison conducted the degree work with 33 visitors from Madison Albany Argyle Beaver Dam Monroe New Glarus and Oregon.
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William E. Waelchli
Hiram Lodge
Madison
Albany
Argyle
Beaver Dam
Monroe
New Glarus
Oregon
Oscar Winner Charlton Heston Seeks Non Epic Roles
Hollywood gossip notes Charlton Heston, fresh Oscar winner for Ben Hur, unable to find suitable film work. He rejected eight epic offers, wants a modern comedy, and notes competition from Gary Grant for similar projects. He chose Broadway but the flop The Gilded Lily followed by a Marilyn Monroe led film.
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Charlton Heston
Gary Grant
Heston
Marilyn Monroe
Laurence Olivier
Monroe
Yves Montand
Frank Sinatra
Juliet Prowse
Elvis Presley
Juliet
Rank
Orient
Frank
Delightful Change Sandwich Flavor Guide
Spread sliced bread with butter and Roquefort cheese for fillings like smoked tongue baked ham or luncheon meat. Many men favor these served with marinated onion rings.
Contredanse and Quadrille: Early English Dance Forms
A contredanse described as an early form of the quadrille is noted as an English country dance. The item explains their relation and distinguishes contredanse as a precursor to the quadrille in period social dancing.
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