Backstairs At The White House Paths The Eisenhower Era
Analysis of President Eisenhower’s press relations contrasts with Roosevelt and Truman. It notes his disciplined privacy and small circle, with figures like Adams and Hagerty rarely dining with him, and recounts a recent visit to Nixon’s home as a rare exception.
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Merrimax
White House
Eisenhower
Dyatte Ig
Roosevelt
Truman
Mont Ain
Congress
Dwight David Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Adams
Jim Hagerty
Vict
Richardton
Arcite House
Christimas
Nixon
Eienhowers
Wis
Treasury
George MM. Humphrey
Humphrey
Thomasville
Toledo
Ohio
Abolitionists Clash Over Capital Punishment Views
At the AAAS meeting Howard B. Gill argues police focus on detection while home, church, and schools lead crime prevention. Sara Ehrmann urges abolition, saying capital punishment has no effect on homicide and cites Delaware and other states that have abolished it.
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Delos &Mipil
Washington
UPL - Anwereau
Keither Bright
American Association For the Advancement of Sciencey
Tuck
Ayshan
Willy
Civilized Nations
United States
Howard B. Gill
Amurk Hington
D.C
Gill
Sara Ah. Ehrmann
Brookline
Neat
Poly Delaware
Ales
American League
Contractor Offered To Build Japanese Palace For $27.78
In Japan the construction ministry announced seven firms hid on the palace frame project and that an agreed group would share the job. The episode marked a retreat by great grand leaders as officials addressed the embarrassing bid for Crown Prince Akinita’s palace.
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Coryo
Japan
Akinita
En 1Co
Grrabgres Prandparens
Warner's French Stitched Bra with the Secret Shape
A vintage fashion item features Warner’s stitched French bra design boasting a hidden or secret shaping element. The brief notes emphasize craftsmanship and fittings, suggesting a specialty undergarment prized for silhouette control.
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Warner’s
Warner
Construction Bid Sparks Debate Over Imperial Service
Munnosuke Kanbe of Flazama Construction submitted a 27 78 bid while the next bid reached 130000. Kanbe, tied to pid traditions, faced accusations of insulting courtesy and excessive devotion to the throne. The construction ministry formally asked him to withdraw the token bid as seven firms met with Construction Minister Sabaro Endo to seek a sensible solution.
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Munnosuke Kanbe
Flazama Construction Company
Jowest
Kanbe
Die
Construction Ministry
Sabaro Endo
Red Bloc Gains On Free World In Steel Output 1958
In 1958 Russia led Iron Curtain nations to 29 percent of global steel, up from 25 percent, as world steel output fell 8 percent to 294.4 million tons. The U.S. produced 84.75 million tons, 48 percent of free world output, while Russia produced 59.52 million tons, rising to second in global production. West Germany and other nations also shifted outputs amid a year of overall decline.
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Cleveland
Ohio
UPI
Russia
Iron Curtain
North Korea
Free World
U.S
Metalworking Industry
Soviet Union
Germany
West Zone
South Africa
Australia
Mexico
Spain
Yugoshivia
France
Sear
Netherlands
Norway
Argentina
Formosa
Canada
Great Britain
Japan
India
Brazil
Sweden
Austria
Belgium
Luxemburg
Haly
West Germany
Chile
Denmark
Finland
Turkey
Rhodesia
Colombia
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Rumania
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Gettysburg
William ©. Robinson
DovaCola
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Clifford Roberts
New York
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Augusta National Golf Club
Alfred Mr. Gropitner
Red Cross
Elodent
Prilng
South Main
Musser
Iebeskind
Aublery
Musser-Liebeskind
East Main Street
Waterbury
Northern Ireland
Mourne Mountains
Belfast
Red Bloc
United States Rubber Co
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