Editorial on Adams as a political heavyweight and millstone
The piece argues Sherman Adams is a political heavyweight in name only, a millstone around President Eisenhower. It questions his popularity, cites gifts and favors exchanged with Bernard Goldfine, and urges Adams to resign to lift the president from a political bind.
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Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Adams
Mr. Adams
South
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Credit Union Voting Reform Sparks Legislative Debate
In Louisiana the state legislature considers amendments to credit union law allowing proxy voting and additional votes by every 25 fully paid shares. The Louisiana Credit Union League opposes changes, defending the one member one vote principle as essential to democratic governance. The legislative committee, spanning New Orleans to Lafayette, warns reforms risk demagoguery and minority control.
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The
Louisiana Credit Union League
Louisiana Credit Unions
League
Louisiana
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Monroe
Lake Charles
Alexandria
Shreveport
Lafayette
Nuclear powered Savannah faces Soviet propaganda risk
Congress member John Shelley warns the NS Savannah maiden voyage could spark a Communist driven fear campaign to label atomic energy as dangerous. USIA and CIA assess propaganda threats, planning preemptive education while Morse and AEC map precautions to ensure smooth reception of the ship in world ports.
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United States
America
John Shelley
D.-Calif
Coast Guard
NS Savannah
New Jersey
Central Intelligence Agency
Shelley
Reds
San Franciscan
Savannah
U. S. Information Agency
USIA
White House
Clarence G. Morse
Morse
AEC
Nixon
South America
Vision of Nate Spingold's moral stand in Hollywood
George Sokolsky recalls Nate Spingold as a gentle, principled figure who critics a boycott of motion pictures and Communists. He details Spingold's fundraising plan via confidential letters, the volunteer committee, and the Fund for the Republic, noting Spingold's influence on preserving industry careers and dignity. It ends praising Spingold's humane judgement.
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Nate Spingold
Spingold
Abraham Lincoln
Communist Party
Hollywood
FBI
Congressional
Fund For the Republic
Italy
Los Angeles
Louis B. Mayer
Hearst
Chicago
New York
Consumer Markets Abroad Drive Postwar U S Policy
Sylvia Porter reports on a June Arden House conference where leading economists urged an aggressive push to develop new foreign consumer markets. They argued lifting billions of people from non consumption to buying power would boost US prosperity, with a three-stage policy shift toward developing dependent regions and ensuring steady support from Washington.
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America
Arden House
New York
Life
Washington
State Dept
Rockefeller Bros. Fund
Free World
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Polio Clinic Triggers Four Hour Traffic Jam in Bridgeport
Bridgeport Connecticut reports its first polio case of the year prompting a surge at a free vaccination clinic. So many residents lined up for shots that traffic clogged streets for four hours as the line stretched through the area and authorities urged order and patience.
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Bridgeport
Conn
UPI
Recession Hits Michigan Hard Under Gov Williams
A Michigan downturn under Governor G. Mennen Williams, tied to his nine year rule and a wary business climate, pressures industry flight from Detroit area. The Citizens' Alliance seeks nonpartisan action to stem job losses while labor influence and bureaucratic costs fuel inflation amid national political tension.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Williams
Detroit
Iron Mountain News
Eisenhower
Citizens’ Alliance To
Gov. Williams
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
UAW
Labor Movement
Democratic Party
Soapy Williams
America
White House
Citizens’ Alliance
Farmer-Labor
Midwest
Michigan Farmers Union
Detroit Times
Don O'Connor
Fear Parties ease child anxiety in classroom therapy
Dr Crane discusses a case of eight year old Teresa who calms with a teacher led Fear Party. The party invites confessions of fears to relieve nervous tension and is praised by psychiatrists as a mental hygiene method. The piece notes other pupils reveal fears like ghosts and dying, and links parental secrecy to childhood anxieties.
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Teresa
Teresa J
Crane
PTA
Monroe Morning World masthead and policy notes
The Monroe Morning World provides publisher and staff credits from 1928 to 1953, noting Jona D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing as publishers, various editors and managers, and AP affiliation. It describes the paper as a politically independent daily, printing impartially and opposing what it deems wrong, with national ad reps listed in major cities.
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Wilson Ewing
Ft Monroe
News-Star— War
North 4Th and Olive Street
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising Representatives
Nf York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Leo
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Charlotte
Monroe
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