Supreme Court Defends Home Privacy in 7-2 Decision
Editorial argues the 7-2 ruling protects home sanctity against unwarranted police entry. It contrasts justices Brennan and Clark on warrants and notes dangers of authorizing home invasions, warning of a slide toward Nazi or totalitarian policing if rights are eroded.
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Justice Brennan
Washington
William Miller
Germany
Italy
Russia
Nasser Appeasement and Middle East Crisis Reflections
An editorial critique argues appeasement of Egyptian President Nasser failed while the United States pressured allies. It warns Lebanon’s siege risks regional domino effects on Jordan, Iraq, Iran, Turkey, and Israel, urging decisive action under Eisenhower Doctrine and NATO. It also notes unrelated regional observations and industry distribution in the United States.
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Britain
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Israel
United States
Egypt
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Lebanon
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Iraq
Iran
Turkey
NATO
Middle East
Duplicity and Vulgarity Mark Grant Era Politics
The piece reviews Ulysses S. Grant s presidency amid postwar corruption led by railroad magnates like Gould Fisk and Corbin. It notes Grant s reliance on Ortville E. Babcock and the Whiskey Ring scandal, with Hamilton Fish as a steadying figure.
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New York
Daniel Drew
Commodore Vanderbilt
Jim Fisk
Jay Gould
C. Vann Woodward
Ben Butler
Rosco Conkling
Simon Cameron
James G. Blaine
Grant
Lincoln
Orville E. Babcock
Woodward
Babcock
Hamilton Fish
Jim Fisk Jr
Abel Rathbone Corbin
Daniel Butterfield
Corbin
Gould
Fisk
Credit Mobilier
Johnson
Couchmaster Studies Policy in Hospital Bedside Session
A satirical piece portrays Dr. Couchmaster treating Secretary of State policy anxieties. It blends Cold War references from Pax Romana to East Germany with jokes about Adams and atomic secrets, lampooning Republican foreign policy escapism.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Clareve
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Dr. Councimaster
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Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
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Little Rock
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Europe
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Frankfurt
Pax Pus
Henry I. Hodes
Japan
Adams
Sherman Adams
Coucksmaster
Bascom Timmons on Little Rock Division in Democratic Party
Bascom Timmons argues Little Rock's school integration ruling deepens the split in the Democratic Party between its northern and southern wings. He links Faubus’s stance, Lemley’s order, and upcoming Arkansas, Texas, and Tennessee races to the civil rights push, noting gains for integrationists and the potential for a third party or electoral strategy by States Rights.
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Harry J. Lemley
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Texas
Orval E. Faubus
South
The
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Albert Gore
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Crash talk on highway safety urges action and reform
Dr T R Van Dellen cites statistics on 1957 U S highway casualties and urges early safety education, stricter licensing, and public and industry cooperation. He compares car danger to foods or drugs and calls for research into driver behavior and policy changes.
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Connecticut
Ringworm or alopecia areata in middle age
Question about scalp bald spots in a woman in her forties. Answer notes ringworm is unusual in adults and suggests alopecia areata as the likely cause, often tied to stress. Hair may fall out in patches but regrowth occurs. treatments aim to stimulate hair follicles.
Pressure and Heart Attack Blood Pressure Drop Question
A health note answers whether blood pressure falls during coronary thrombosis, confirming a temporary drop. It notes doctors may suspect a silent coronary when a prior hypertensive patient shows this change. In Oswego New York a college student donates blood, reaching his 69th pint after starting at 16 and serving in the Navy during Korea.
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Oswego, N. Y
UPI
David E. Allen
Oswego State Teachers College
Watertown
N. Y
Allen
Navy
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