The People's Victory for Open Government Bills
Governor George M. Leader is poised to sign Senate Bill 224 and House Bill 800, expanding public access to records and requiring open meetings. The editorial urges support, arguing these measures protect readers and curb secrecy, benefiting Pennsylvanians and press alike.
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George M. Leader
House
Senate
Leader
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
State of
Illinois
Premier Kishi Heads to Washington Three Day Talks Begin
Premier Nobusuke Kishi arrives in Washington for a three day conference with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles. The talks aim to deepen bilateral ties amid global debates on China trade and nuclear tests as Japan reemerges as a world power and seeks a pro United States, pro Western alignment.
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Washington
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Dulles
Premier Kishi
China
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Russia
Girard
Far East
Kishi
United States of America
Noted remarks on commencement speeches through the years
The columnist derides modern addresses as tedious and misguided while praising Bruce Catton's a standout commencement talk. He contrasts foreign market ideas and accusations of thoughtcrime with a nostalgic call for wholesome patriotic rhetoric.
Supreme Court curbs McCarthy era excesses in landmark decisions
The Warren Court clarifies civil liberties by overturning contempt rulings and voiding parts of McCarthy era actions. It orders reinstatement of State Department official John Service, and releases five California communists while ordering new trials for others, citing insufficient evidence under the Smith Act. Justice Harlan writes the Service ruling.
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Senate
Joe McCarthy
Wisconsin
U. S. Supreme Court
McCarthy
Capitol
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Justice Department
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
John M. Harlan
Harlan
Warren
John T. Watkins
Illinois
Congress
Arthur Miller
un-American Activities Committee
John Stewart Service
State Department
Service
Dean Acheson
United States
Loyalty Review Board
Acheson
Justice Harlan
California
William O. Douglas
Hugo L. Black
Voice Of Broadway Notes And Celebrity Sparks
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Broadway chatter on Marilyn Monroe Ava Gardner Walter Chiari and Joe McCarthy lives. She notes Ronald Coleman health rumors Miguelito Aleman Paris wedding plans Elvis and Anne Neyland houseguest gossip plus industry bids and party scene chatter.
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Miss Midnight
Marilyn Monroe
Ava Gardner
Walter Chiari
Ava
Colony
Chiari
Ami
E. 61St St
You re Telling Me A Humorous News Sketch
A satirical column by William Ritt highlights oddities and quips about politics crime and divorce. It riffs on a Jersey man ordered to lose weight for work and jokes about defiant phrasing forms and Formosa rats reflecting 1940s punchy miscellany.
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New
Adolf Schaerf Austrian politician and statesman
Adolf Schaerf born 1890 rose from secretary to the Parliamentary Club of Socialist deputies in 1918 to national leadership roles. He served as secretary to the president of the National Council, practiced as a solicitor after 1934, aided the underground during World War II, and became secretary of state and vice chancellor after 1945, later elected president in 1957.
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Socialist Deputies
National Council
Austrian Socialist Party
Austria
Senators Clash Over Treasury Testimony on Fiscal Record
Washington Sen Robert Kerr criticizes Treasury Secretary Humphrey for evasions and false claims about the Eisenhower administration's fiscal record. New York Sen Hubert Humphrey warns Red China may remain out of the United Nations only for one more session.
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Washington
Robert S. Kerr
Okla
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
New York
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
China
United Nations
Psalm 103 3 Forgiveness and Healing Promise
A Bible verse from Psalm 103 3 proclaims that God forgives all iniquities and heals all diseases, offering comfort and divine mercy to believers. The passage emphasizes God’s total readiness to forgive and restore health.
Beer and antitrust clash at Washington baseball hearings
F. C. Othman reports on a House subcommittee debate over keeping baseball under anti trust laws while exempting games from sale restrictions. The discussion covers beer sales, bleacher access, and how stadium pricing creates discrimination between high priced seats and the bleachers.
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Washington
Emanual Celler
D-Ny
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Kenneth B. Keating
RNY
Celler
Harris
Griffith Stadium
Keating
Byron G. Rogers
D-Cole
Rogers
Congress
Washington Senators
Powers-That-Be
Ball Park
Stassen’s Disarmament Role Under Senate Scrutiny
Washington observes Harold Stassen as chief US negotiator faces GOP and Democratic skeptics in the Senate. Critics led by Newland Bridges and Hickenlooper fear his past ambitions and cautions about negotiating with the Soviet Union. The Humphrey committee nears a broad disarmament appraisal with possible minority views.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Senate
Harold Stassen
United States
William F. Newland
Marquis Childs Livies Bridges
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
John W. Bricker
Stassen
Valerian Zorin
America
Julius Holmes
London
Eisenhower
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
Humphrey
Knowland, Bridges, Bricker and Hickenlooper
George W. Malone
William E. Jenner
John M. Butler
Henry C. Dworshak
Barry M. Goldwater
Russia
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Three Minutes A Day James Keller urges quality media gifts
A Chicago merchant bought tickets worth 105885 for Around The World in 80 Days to gift to customers, a likely record purchase. The piece encourages supporting good film and media standards, citing the need to promote worthwhile literature and entertainment while rejecting low quality content.
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Chicago
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