Great Proposal urged by Eisenhower at UN to pool atom power
The piece lauds President Eisenhower for promoting a Great Proposal to pool fissionable materials and divert armament spending to world development. It argues the United States should pursue this path despite Soviet opposition, urging Congress to support the plan and press for disarmament. The author cites past calls for peaceful use of atomic energy and criticizes Kremlin tactics while urging united Western leadership.
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Eisenhower
United Nations
United States
Stalin
East
West
Kremlin
Soviet Russia
Russia
Santa
U. S
Congress of
Congress
Inside Mount Dora Classrooms Overcrowding Sparks Debate
A series in Mount Dora highlights overcrowded classrooms as teachers struggle to give individual attention. Bertha Spear and Charlotte Bennett urge county level action, including vocational tracks and possible school consolidation to serve high achievers and the below average, with Tampa meetings guiding suggested reforms.
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Mount Dora
Bertha Spear
Charlotte Bennett
Spear
Bennett
Tampa
Florida
Lake County
Eustis
Clermont
Ralph E. Page
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Florida
Page
Uoff
Gainesville
Penes Sheen
Capitalist Ford speaks at United Nations
The New York Post notes Henry Ford I addressed UN delegates, with Soviet officials listening as he criticized isolationism and warned against imperialist tendencies. The piece contrasts Ford with Vishinsky and mocks right wing critics who dismiss such views as subversive obaloney.
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Henry Ford
United Nations
Vishinsky
Marx
Lenin
New York Post
Christmas Ties Warmth and Giving to Modern Materialism
The writer contrasts the commercial buildup of Christmas with the joy of giving and family warmth. They question anti commercialization rhetoric while urging a balanced celebration that emphasizes generous acts and spiritual meaning over mere shopping. The piece ends urging readers not to imitate their cautious approach to holiday prep.
Brownell and FBI questioned in hard questions of ethics
The piece questions Attorney General Brownell and the Justice Department over recent actions including a Denver case where Charles S. Vigil was fired after winning a federal jury tampering ruling against the Smaldone brothers. It argues the FBI and Hoover prosecutions show political influence and erode public trust in the secret police and national governance.
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Brownell
Department of Justice
Denver
United States
Underworld
Charles S. Vigil
Smaldone Brothers
Vigil
Treasury Department
White House
University of Nebraska
J. Edgar Hoover
Truman
FBI
Harry Dexter White
The Real War Against Hunger and Ignorance
The real war before mankind is the fight against poverty disease and ignorance. Every person can join at the United Nations to reject armed conflict and promote human progress through science exploration and shared humanity.
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United Nations
Distaff Influence Grows as Women Aboard Congress
Denver Post notes 1953 session attendance by women outstrips men. Mrs Rogers leads Veterans Affairs, Mrs Smith equals perfect voting record across three key committees, Idaho's Mrs Prost also perfect. Authors warn male lawmakers may face stronger, more efficient female representation in Washington.
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Congress
Idaho
U. S
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Washington
Voice From The Past on City Communities and Kingdoms
The passage cites St. Thomas Aquinas describing three communities the household the city and the kingdom. He argues the city contains essentials for life and that a single city cannot subsist without many cities forming a larger kingdom to guard against enemies.
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St. Thomas Aquinas
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Edmond O'Brien
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