Editorials warn of Marxist influence in Louisiana colleges
A Morning World editorial argues that left wing and internationalist ideas are being taught and openly advocated in Louisiana colleges and universities. It urges readers to study Jenner Committee reports and press state authorities to address alleged Marxist indoctrination in classes from history to economics.
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News-Star
LSU
Morning World
Louisiana
Free World
National Education Association
Unesco
World Federation of Education Associations
NEA
Jenner Committee
Senate
Congressional skirmishes signal close farm price vote
Congress poised for a tight farm price support showdown as CQ's analysis finds a split Senate leaning uncertainly between rigid and flexible supports. Fleming predicts flexible victory by 49 to 47, Baker foresees rigid wins near 50 to 46 with potential swings among senators and party leaders weighing parliamentary outcomes.
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Congressional Quarterly
Senate
Roger Fleming
American Farm Bureau Federation
John Baker
National Farmers Union
Eisenhower
Fleming
Paul H. Douglas
Farm Bureau
Clifford R. Hope
R. Kan
House Agriculture Committee
Baker
George D. Aiken
R. Vt
Senate Agriculture Committee
Aiken
Senate - House
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
Theate
Clyde R. Hoey
Ervin
Rigil
Hoey
House
Broadway Glamour and Hollywood Echoes in 1940s Notes
A rapid-fire collage covers Vampira in Life, TV stars Martha Wright and Elaine Stewart, and John Patrick earning 2100 weekly for Sea House of the August Moon. Mentions Marlon Brando, Kirk Douglas, Burt Lancaster, and Grace Kelly, plus a sniped mystery near Madison Square Garden and Hollywood gossip on box office tricks and censor cuts.
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Martha
South Pacific
Wright
Seattle
Franchot Tone
Juleen Compton
John Patrick
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Marlene Dietrich
Capitol Theater
Kirk Douglas
Burt Lancaster
N. Y
Reverend Passmore Suggests Study of Billy Graham Sermons
The Reverend Passmore proposes the State Department study Billy Graham’s preaching methods as a way to make British audiences receptive to American international political arguments. He argues faith outreach could shape foreign views and advance policy goals.
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Passmore
State Department
Billy Graham
Imprint Conflicts With Owl Horns in Steel Bar
A hair laid on a steel bar shows a TS imprint when run through a cold rolling mill. The Great Horned Owl appears to have horns, but the tufts of feathers create the illusion. The image raises questions about visual perception in metal work and wildlife appearance.
Immunity Bill Aims to Probe Subversion Risks
The piece explains how the McCarran Immunity Bill would let witnesses testify on knowledge without risking self incrimination, with AG or Congressional consent granting immunity. It contrasts British and Canadian practice and notes opposition from the National Lawyers Guild, which questions the purpose of immunity in subversion investigations.
Immunity and the right to silence in subversion cases
The discussion argues that once immunity is offered publicly the witness can no longer refuse to aid the United States. It questions the claim to silence, notes that self incrimination is removed, and says immunity requires Attorney General or full House Senate consent. It warns the Guild opposes informers and defends public testimony to root out subversion.
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United States
Guild
Congressional
McCarran
Attorney General
Senate
House of Representatives
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Quotations on Courage and Restraint
A compact reflection quotes Cicero on resisting oppression and preferring death to slavery. It also cites Ecclesiastes advising care with one’s words to avoid divine anger and the ruin of one’s deeds.
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Cicero
Portraits Of Avalon Camp Memories And Wishes
A nostalgic note recalls Camp Avalon on Cape Cod and the joys of summer, desire to reunite Kris with cherished friends, and memories of sailing horses swimming and archery. The writer mentions sending a trunk and plans to meet, ending with a Pacific coast reference.
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Avalon
Cape Cod
Pacific
Our Children By Angelo Patri
Father is the essential foundation of a family, bearing bills and guiding Youth, celebrated on Father’s Day with affection from children. The piece praises paternal role, family warmth, and the value of good books for children, noting Dr. Patri’s list of 50 titles available for 10 cents.
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Father
Dad
Patri
Warren Seen as Possible 1956 GOP Presidential Hope
Earl Warren, chief justice, emerges as a potential Republican nominee for 1956 if Eisenhower does not run. Analysts cite party divisions, a liberal trend, and Warren’s statewide credentials and labor support as key factors shaping his viability and breadth of appeal.
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United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bascom
Timmene Warren
Chicago
California
San
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GOP
Eisenhower
Herbert Brownell, Jr
New York
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Robert A. Taft
U. S. Supreme Court
Musicians Union
Thomas E. Dewey
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