Editorials Danger To A Good Bill
An editorial argues against amendments to Harris O Hara natural gas bill. It warns special interest groups may wreck the measure by seeking Federal Power Commission jurisdiction over direct interstate gas sales. The piece cites President Eisenhower's stance opposing centralization and urges Congress to preserve a free market approach for natural gas.
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Federal Power Commission
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National Coal Association
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Eisenhower
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
O'Hara
Safety takes center stage in auto industry sales push
The Automobile Manufacturers Association announces a shift toward safe, reliable, and comfortable transportation with a ban on promotions highlighting speed or racing. Dealers are told to avoid endurance tests and horsepower comparisons, aiming to reduce highway deaths and boost public acceptance of safety focused messaging.
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Automobile Manufacturers Association
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Armed services clash over unification efforts in Congress
The Army Navy Air Force and Marine Corps spar over unifying under one director. Critics warn of a Prussian model and “curse of bigness” if the three services merge, while supporters see limited gains. Congress and President Eisenhower gesture toward, but hesitate on, full unification.
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Charles E. Wilson
R. T. Rutherford
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Wilson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rutherford
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Congress lobby targets self employed tax relief push
A 500000 member lobbying federation named the American Thrift Assembly seeks tax deductible private pension contributions for self employed workers. The Jenkins Keogh bill aims to let self employed save via pension funds, backed by doctors lawyers and real estate groups, with heavy district chairmen mobilization and public education through 1958.
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American Thrift Assembly
American Medical Assn
National Assn
ATA
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F. Joseph
Jiggs
Donohue
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D Tenn
Jenkins- Keogh
Dixon
Yates
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury Department
What Are Fathers Made Of by Paul Harvey
A reflective meditation on fatherhood from Paul Harvey describing fathers as enduring childbirth, facing fear, working hard, marching to work, and risking life while loving their children. It contrasts paternal heroism with insecurities and the unseen sacrifices fathers endure for their families.
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Harvey
Nancy and Hank drift toward commitment in case guide
Case V-303 describes Nancy, 29, a widow, seeking Dr. Crane's advice on Hank, a bachelor who loves her but delays marriage. The doctor proposes minor decisions to nudge him, then a radical step of removing his emotional crutch and creating a brief separation with a staged arrival of another man to shock him into action.
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Hank
Nancy M
Dr. Crane
Yank
Nood
MacArthur Fifth Star Hinted By Senate Allies In Washington
In Washington two top Democratic senators may push a plan to promote General Douglas MacArthur to General of the Armies, a sixth star. The move faces opposition from the Eisenhower administration and Pentagon objections about singling out one officer.
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Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
John J. Pershing
Los
Monroe Morning World masthead and policy notes
The Monroe Morning World presents its publication details including publishers editors and office locations from 1929 to 1953. It states independence and impartial news stance and notes Associated Press affiliation and national advertising representation.
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Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star
Associated Press
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