Editorial on early delinquency study and interstate highway plans
The article discusses Harvard linked early delinquency experiments in New York City first graders and the future impact of corrective programs. It also weighs Washington forecasts on interstate highway funding beginning after July 1 with 25 billion dollars and toll road turnpikes, arrivals of higher taxes, rising costs, and delayed benefits for seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Harvard University
Harvard
New York
Washington
Treasury
Prediction of 30 inch space satellite VanGuard to circle Earth
Dr. W H Pickering of Caltech predicts a 30 inch man made moon named VanGuard will circle the Earth next year. It will launch from Florida and race across the southern U S in a 94 minute orbit then reenter and disintegrate. Visibility depends on sun angle. a radar and optical network will track its path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Project Vanguard
Pickering
Florida
U.S
Elijah the Great Rescue at 13000 Feet
A horse named Elijah, used as a publicity prop, was stranded 13000 feet up in the Rockies after heavy snow. An airlift dropped hay and a ground crew rescued the nag, who is now living in a deluxe stall at a Denver race track. The town Buena Vista staged a parade to greet him as papers across the country covered the event.
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Colorado
Elijah
Rockies
Denver
Buena Vista
Flight To Spain Diary Entry Aboard Iberia Air
A passenger writes from 20 000 feet over the Atlantic en route to Madrid. The trip begins at Idlewild at five p m as Mary and I struggle for seats and share a moment with a helpful stewardess. The note details food, fellow passengers, and plans to sleep as Spain nears.
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Atlantic Ocean
Madrid
Idlewild
New York
Mary
Ocean
Iberia Airlines
Supreme Court split over Communist status and political ideology
Confusion grows as three Supreme Court justices Warren Douglas and Black accept that the Communist party is “just another political party.” The court upholds dismissing a worker for Communist membership while dissent argues such ideology cannot override First Amendment and equal protection guarantees.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Communist Party
Congress
Supreme Court
Warren
Justice Douglas
Justice Black
California
Warlan
Reed
Burton
Clark
Minton
Frankfurter
Douglas
Black
Shelley
Chins
Fund For the Republic
Ford
America
Hughes
Douglas and Black
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Sammy Davis Jr Seeks Western Film Venture and Jazz Train
New York Sam Davis Jr. aims to star in a Western movie and co star in Jazz Train with Frank Sinatra. The Harlem born entertainer reflects on Civil War era negro cowboys and his rise from Broadway to top earnings and a $70,000 Hollywood home. He values honesty and audience connection.
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Sammy
Frank Sinatra
Bill Robinson
Mr. Wonderful
Harlemborn
Hippodrome Theater
Will
Mastin
Hollywood
Judy Garland
Private State Department Plot Ties Dubinsky to Algerian Trouble
The piece accuses David Dubinsky and associates Irving Brown and Jay Lovestone of running a shadow state department from New York. It claims covert influence over North Africa and Algeria, links to the ICFTU, and criticizes U S official oversight while asserting no mandate from the American people. It warns of risks to bases in Algeria and Morocco and to U S French relations amid alleged sabotage by the united front of unions and AFL CIO backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene P. Conser
National Association of Real Estate Boards
San Francisco
New York
South Africa
Louvre
Paris
Amazon
U. S
Europe
David Dubinsky
State Department
Jay Lovestone
Needle Workers
Dubinsky
Irving Brown
Lovestone
Brown
Soviet
Russia
England
Christian Science Monitor
Reuter
France
Robert LaCoste
Algeria
North Africa
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
ICFTU
Ism
New York Times
Israel
Brown Lovestone
Morocco
Soviet Russia
United States
Moscow
Aflcio
Dubinsky and Company
Central Intelligence Agency
Dubinsky, Brown
Garment Workers’ Union
Afl-Cio
Bigoted Southern Hacks
A King Features Syndicate political analysis argues Citizens for Eisenhower factions undermine the president by alienating Southern Democrats and mobilizing Negro votes, harming hopes to pass the 28-bill program in a Democratic Congress. The piece cites Tobin and notes potential GOP gains in 60 districts.
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Washington
Citizens For Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Eisenhower
Richard L. Tobin
House
Tobin
GOP
South
House of Representatives
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Judge Denies Change of Venue in Murder Case
Amite judge Horace R. Reid refused a motion to change venue for three defendants Elias Cyprian 37 Franklinton Alfred Tom Faciane 20 and Johnny Miller 42 New Orleans charged with the murder of 13 year old Barkley Hano during a March 26 robbery at a store owned by the victim’s father Rudolph Hano amid the case proceeding in the 21st judicial district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMITE
Horace R. Reid
21St Judicial District Court
Elias Cyprian
Franklinton
Alfred Tom Faciane
Johnny Miller
New Orleans
Barkley Hano
Rudolph Hano
Monroe News Star masthead and policy note 1956
Publisher details and office address for the Monroe News Star including John D. Ewing Wilson Swing and board members. Notes on Associated Press use and advertising representatives. Declares independence and impartial stance of the newspaper. Published June 8, 1956.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Swing
Monroe Post Office
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North Second Street
Associated Press
Monroe News-Star
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California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
Spain
Henry McLemore
By David Lawrence
Hal Boyle
Sammy Davis Jr
Churchill
Kensey
Private
By Westbrook Pegler
Fulton Lewis
The
Robert Ewing, Jr
William A. Bronson
Richard Hale
William G. Jasper
Branham Company, Nations Advertising Representatives
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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