Editorial: New England Raps The United Nations
The editorial critiques the United Nations for double standards in handling Britain Russia and Hungary. It argues U N power failed to curb aggression in Hungary and Hungary and Egypt actions show nations act better when acting independently pages. It draws a parallel between UN weakness and local policing.
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United States
United Nations
World Organization
England
France
U. N
Thesr
Selwyn Lloyd
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
Lloyd
British
United Nations Association
Winston Churchill
Israel
Egypt
Russia
Nagy
Hungary
United Nations General Assembly
World Authority
Texas oil man touts drilling drive for future supply
A Texas oil man argues that rising oil prices are justified to spur drilling and exploration. He notes higher wages, steel and service costs since 1953, and explains depletion allowances recognize the odds of finding new fields as wells wear out, while manufacturing amortization differs. The lesson mirrors a home gardener's illustration of tax costs.
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Texas
Texas Oil Man
Ways and Means Eyes Tax Exempt Foundations Probes
The House Ways and Means Committee plans a tax angle probe of tax exempt educational foundations. It would require opening statements of purpose, publish informational returns, and reveal salaries and expenditures to show if funds serve genuine aims or covert propaganda.
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Ways and Means
Washington
Congress
House Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Justice Departments
Internal Revenue Service
Fall Out Fear Tied to Communist Propaganda
A national editorial argues against Soviet and Communist propaganda on nuclear fallout. It cites statements by President Eisenhower and scientists defending tests, notes criticism by Rep. Walter and Rep. Smith, and references British and U.S. officials warning against panic and disarmament caused by fear campaigns.
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Washington
America
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
National Academy of Sciences
Joel Hildebrand
University of California
American Chemical Society
Lawrence H. Smith
Wisconsin
Francis E. Walter
Pennsylvania
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Linus. Pauling
California Institute of Technology
Walter
House of Representatives
Dr. Pauling
Civil Rights Congress
Attorney General’s Office
Department of Justice
Smith
Britain
Viscount Cherwell
British Atomic Energy Authority
Selwyn Lloyd
England
Great Britain
Truman
Investment Banker Turns Toy Magnate In Quest For Better Play
Warren Gochenour Jr. left investment banking a decade ago to found a mass toy company. He tests 10,000 toys with children, keeping 1,500, pricing range 10 cents to 1.50, and distributing through 30,000 outlets. The aim is age appropriate, durable, educational toys backed by teacher and parent support.
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New York
Warren Godenour, Jr
Gail
Gochenour
St. Paul
Godenour
World Toy House
United States
Good Old Days Recall Weary Vacation To Jim
A family summer vacation story recalls packing for two weeks in a Jersey shore inn. Maggy Dunning funds the trip, kids misbehave, and endless delaying fatigue ends with everyone home exhausted and vowing no more vacations. President Wilson issued a Flag Day proclamation.
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Momma
Maggy Dunning
Newark
Elinor
Maggy
Mom
Lane
Gayle Peggy
Virginia Lee
Frank Madden
Rumson Inn
Shrewsbury
Frank
Bridget
Lanigans
Hoboken
Jersey Bluebirds
Daddy
Wilson
Beck Jr Denies Knowing Source Of Name In Senate Probe
Dave Beck Jr and his cousin Joe McEvoy faced contempt questions in a Senate inquiry into Teamsters Union finances. They refused to answer about sources of funds and opened mail to avoid subpoenas, citing Fifth Amendment protections. Junior boasted a costly lifestyle while declining to confirm or deny involvement with union schemes.
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Dave Beck, Jr
Washington
Dave Beck Jr
Senate
Joe McEvoy
Teamsters
Junior
Senators
Joe
Beck Sr
John L. McClellan
D., Ark
Alaska
Dave
Irving M. Ives
N. Y
Pat McNamara
Mich
God’s Love and Choice Salvation in the Bible
The passage argues condemnation comes from rejecting God’s love as revealed in the Bible. It cites John 3 17 and 19 to show God sent Jesus to save, not condemn, and that belief or rejection shapes eternal outcomes. It emphasizes human choice and the gift of eternal life through faith.
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God
Jesus Christ
Chicago Tribune
New York News Syndicate Inc
Monroe News-Star Historic Masthead Preview
The Monroe News-Star outlines its founding dates and leadership history from 1899 to 1952 with publisher John D. Ewing Wilson Ewing and Edward G Brown among editors and managers. It notes Associated Press use and Branham Company as ad reps and declares its independence and impartial news stance.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star— World Publishing Corporation
Olive and
North Fourth St
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New England
Internal Revenue
Un-American Activities Committee
Gordon Scherer
Ohio
Council For Social Action of the
Congregational Churches
CSACC
Rockefeller Foundation
Fund For the Republic
Robert M. Hutchins
Feree
Hal Boyle
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Jim Bishop
Frederick C. Othman
Ior
Ives
Canada
Billy Graham
The
Monroe News - Star
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G Brown
Mgr
Jack Gates
Walter B. Hatten
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising Representatives
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Monroe News-Star
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