Political realignments amid bipartisan tensions and economic debate
The analysis notes global cultural shifts from art to politics and questions the integrity of party labels and platforms. It cites Washington correspondent Lyle C. Wilson on a confused two-party system, noting cross-aisle votes against Eisenhower policies and a potential Southern realignment. The Francis report is expected to stress domestic production and price support reforms, possibly returning to the starting point of export versus domestic use.
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Billy Graham
Times
Washington
Lyle C. Wilson
United States
Wilson
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Sen
Clifford Case
N. J
William Jenner
Ind
Eisenhower
South
Surplus Export Question Presses Farm Policy Shift
A staff study on farm surpluses led by Clarence Francis, former General Foods head and Eisenhower adviser, has run 18 months. The report on boosting exports as the solution to overproduction is nearing completion.
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Clarence Francis
General Foods Corporation
Eisenhower
New Fields To Conquer In The Modern Industrial Age
Graduation time prompts reflection on future plans for class of 1956. Engineers and market analysts are highlighted as key growth fields as American industry shifts toward automation, diversification, and technical planning.
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New School of Technical Industrial Planning
Madrid toledo misadventure fuels unforgettable day
A tough journey from Atecha station to Toledo includes a moving train ride on hard seats and smoky engine. A Spanish family shares the trip and teaches English. In Toledo the square bursts with life before a bullfight and a chaotic return. An emergency ride and late dinner in a tiny restaurant end a remarkable tourist day.
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Madrid
Atecha
Toledo
Mama
Papa
Marla
Isabel
Celina
Plaza de Toros
Mary
Midni Aire
Steel Strike Could Begin June 30 Affects Prices and Labor
A potential June 30 steel strike may last one to two months with broad effects on prices and production. Union leadership seeks better terms, while major mills stand firm, risking higher steel costs and possible inflation if negotiations fail.
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Washington
David MacDonald
Steelworkers’ Union
Coures
America
U.S. Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Company
Republic Steel Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Pittsburg Steel
Jones and Laughlin
Inland Steel
Wheeling Steel
Allegheny Ludlum
American Rolling Mill Company
Beau Brummels Say American Men Lead in Style
Michael Daroff of Philadelphia argues American men are best dressed, citing Made in America fashion leadership and Europe’s envy. He notes double breasted suits return, square shoulders, and common mistakes like long pants and sleeve length. A $65 average suit price and a $700 three winter, three summer wardrobe are outlined. Daroff buys 20 suits annually for himself.
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New York
Joe
Michael Daroff
Daroff
Europe
Beau Brummels
America
Alsy
Tipsy mule driver charged after wagon collision
Mason Jones of Greenwood Mississippi was charged with driving a mule drawn wagon while intoxicated after a collision damaged a car. The mule was not hurt.
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Greenwood
Miss
Mason Jones
Supreme Court Avoids Ruling on Union Power and Ethics
A critical public leading editorial denounces unions and government collusion, accusing the court of dodging a major constitutional question. It lambasts labor relations and management, arguing workers and citizens face the worst outcomes under union influence and political manipulation.
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Supreme Court
Marshall Girls
Marshall
Tex
Congress
Meany
Joh
Mono
ADA World Opposes Communism Yet Tarries On For More Rights
ADA World magazine, issued by Americans for Democratic Action, argues against communism while defending civil liberties. The policy statement flirts with Formosa trusteeship, rejects Quemoy and Matsu defense, and questions loyalty oaths and free speech limits within a left wing framework.
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Washington
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA World
ADA
Soviet Union
Red China
United States
Formosa
Pescadores
United Nations
Supalis
U.S
Quemoy
Matsu
China
Chiang Kaishek
U.N
Sticky Proposition Struck By Wallaceburg Council
Town council in Wallaceburg Ontario considers a plan to install a safe fire house feature after residents report friction and stickiness from play and sliding into the basement area. Fire alarms and safety concerns are noted in discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallaceburg
Ont
Poker fan divorce in Los Angeles
Juanita Bradley, 27, filed for divorce in Los Angeles after her husband urged her to join a poker game with his friends and she refused. The case highlights marital strain over gambling invitations in a city court.
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Los Angeles
Juanita Bradley
York and Cea Reach Settlement in Charlottesville
Two parties named York and Cea finalize a settlement in Charlottesville, resolving a dispute with terms not disclosed. The agreement marks a concluded matter in the local jurisdiction.
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el No Esta
Cary Grant
Henry McLemore
By David Lawrence
General Motors
Auto Workers’ Union
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Hal Boyle
Elias Howe ME Wee
Fulton Lewis
Supreme
Cou
Tak
Congre
Governm
Uni
Communist Party
Cony
King Feal Syndicate, Inc
Rei York
Goot Cea
Charlottes
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