On Wisconsin
The piece argues that a Wisconsin special Senate election would unfold as a national test of power for the Detroit based Demo Laborite movement led by Walter Reuther and Governor Soapy Williams. It cites a 1954 Wisconsin Court boycott of Judge Schliching by UAW official Emil Mazey and frames labor organized in Michigan as influencing Wisconsin politics.
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Joe McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Senate
Universal Labor Movement
America
Democratic Party
Demo-Laborites
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Afl-Cio
Michigan
G. Mennen
Soapy) Williams
Alexander
CIO
Williams
Statler
Transportation Desk
Soapy Williams
Laborite Party
Walter Kohler
John Gunaca
Kohler
F. H. Schlicting
Schlicting
William Paul Vinson
Uaw-Cio
Emil Mazey
UAW
Mazey
Judge Schliching
Sheboygan
Forter
Bar Association
Medical Society
Demo-Laborite
How Supreme Is It A View On Court Decisions
A dated critique questions recent U S Supreme Court rulings. The author fears the court may ignore popular will and gravitate to an academic realm, citing Nelson Jencks and GI wives cases, while honoring past giants like Marshall and Holmes.
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Mister Dooley
Soopreem Court
United States Supreme Court
Steve Nelson
Jenck
FBI
Supreme Court
Marshall
Hay
Holmes
Hughes
Brandies
Congress
Monument to Magna Carta to be dedicated by ABA July 28
The American Bar Association will unveil a $35,000 simulated temple at Runnymeade, commemorating Magna Carta's signing in 1215. The fund is raised from thousands of U S lawyers, linking Britain’s history to American constitutional rights and the Virginia Bill of Rights influence.
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American Bar Association
U. S
A.B.A
Britain
U.S
John
Runnymede
Virginia
House of Burgesses
George Mason
France
Clarence Streit
Freedom and Union
Pennsylvania
Inflation Cure Urged by Grassroots Opinion
Wilmington columnist Morningstar argues for higher taxes and deep spending cuts to stop inflation. He urges tighter credit, staged business expansion, and wage limits to prevent a boom bust cycle and restore economic stability.
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Wilmington
N. C
Morningstar
United States
dictatorship critique cited in Altoona Mirror
A quoted line from the Altoona Mirror reflects on a nation where men once had freedom but did not use it, now described as a dictatorship.
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Altoona
Disarmament Talks and Soviet Actions Highlight Hungarian Crisis
Western insistence on strict verification delays disarmament while UN reports document Soviet brutality in Hungary. Prominent figures warn Russia cannot be trusted amid Moscow backed regime under Janos Kadar. Official counts of executions vary widely with mass trials and legal safeguards weakened since June 15.
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London
UN Special Committee
Hungary
Europe
Arthur Radford
U.S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hartley Shawcross
Nuernberg
Red Camp
Moscow
Janos Kadar
Red
Kadar
Ministry of Justice
Invitation controversy in Hungary over Soviet invasion
Testimony shows Erno Gero pressed Imre Nagy to sign an invitation document for Soviet troops on October 25, which Nagy refused. Soviet Foreign Minister Shepilov later claimed a telegram from Nagy requesting aid on October 24, and the UN noted tanks arrived in Budapest at 2 a.m. without a clear signed invitation.
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Sion
Hungary
Erno Gero
Communist Party
Kadar
Imre Nagy
Nagy
Dmitri Shepilov
UN General Assembly
UN Committee
Budapest
Missile program sales regret and disarmament warnings
A mixed batch of quotes covers Col John C. Nickerson Jr admitting a single lapse in missile program sales, Thomas E. Murray cautioning that disarmament could risk irrational disaster, and Michel Gorlin describing a major operation against Moslem rebels as a turning point, with an unrelated sentence noting the heartbeat interval.
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Washington
Atomic Energy
Thomas E. Murray
Algiers
Michel Gorlin
Voice Of Broadway hints and Hollywood rumors swirl abroad
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Huw Williams and other show business notes. Juvenile page boy turned potential teen idol, legal fights over Freight Train, European royals in need, Susan Strasberg and Arthur Loew Jr. dating, Belafonte and Murrow See It Now plan, and Ali Khan's betrothed Lal Lal Kr Bettina drawing film offers while seeking true princess status.
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Europe
Narriman
Farouk
Susan Strasberg
Arthur Loew Jr
Hollywood
Claude Terrails
Paris
Jack Warner
Barbara
Harry Belafonte
New York
Edward K. Murrow
Jeanette McDonald
Lal Lal Kr
Bettina
Ali Khan
U.S
Otters
Ali
Rita Hayworth
Gene Tierney
Joan Fontaine
World beer binge and bold headlines from 1956
The British Brewers Society notes 1956 beer consumption rose seven percent to 7.092 billion gallons. A food engineer forecasts protein rich candy. Osaka youths build a working Honest John rocket. A German couple is rescued from an Army firing range. Britain's film tycoon knighted by Queen Elizabeth II. Bible verse quoted.
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British Brewer's Society
Love
Britain
Elizabeth II
Justice and humility beyond wealth and dress
The poem enshrines faith in mercy and justice over visible wealth, asks whether final judgment will consider sacred acts, and rejects status symbols. It notes that behavior guides, not size, and references animal instincts and road signs about horn blowing. It contrasts Quebec signs urging horn use with New York restrictions.
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Quebec
New York City
Machinery In Order iBy FREDERICK C. OTHMAN
Frederick C Othman writes from McLean Virginia about fixing and enjoying multiple home machines He recounts past appliance troubles including a dishwasher garbage disposer and a chopper and notes all current equipment now runs smoothly He jokes about lawnmower mishaps and the local Lions Club episode to illustrate progress and reader satisfaction
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Mclean
McLean Lion's Club
Rotary
Othman
Review of Seven Days: Soviet Flexibility and Global Tensions
The article surveys international news week by week noting Soviet willingness to negotiate disarmament steps led by Gromyko and Zorin amid US proposals. It reports Hungary indictments by twenty four nations, Kadar’s new Socialist Workers Party, and China's Mao critics warned by Chu En-lai. The piece also covers North Korea’s call for talks on troop withdrawal and UN Command reactions.
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Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Chas. McCann
Moscow
Gromyko
United States
London
Valerian A. Zorin
Harold Stassen
United Nations General Assembly
Hungary
Budapest
Hungarian Socialist Workers Party
Janos Kadar
Communist Party
Kadar
China
Mao Tsetung
Mao
Chu En-lai
United Nations Command
Try And Stop Me A Bennett Cerfish Anecdote
Campus sages offer quips on wisdom and frugality. A 1936 Princeton class weighs three and a half tons more than at graduation. Reed economics advice urges living within means. A camp note complains about meals and requests cookies and candies.
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Michigan
Ben Fairless
Arkansas
Princeton
Reed
Eileen Farrell Rise From Vaudeville Roots to Carnegie Hall
Eileen Farrell born into a vaudeville family with mother as a singer and teacher. She debuted at Carnegie Hall in 1950 after private study and joined 61 solo performances with the New York Philharmonic in 1950 51. She worked with conductors including Dimitri Mitropoulos Eugene Ormandy Arturo Toscanini and Bruno Walter.
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Eileen Farrell
Carnegie Hall
New York Philharmonic
Death in the Sky on Easter Sunday 1957
An American tourist Jack Nash, 32, of Memphis Tennessee was sucked out of a shattered window when a plane lost cabin pressure over Iraq. The 77 degree cabin contrast with the outside 40 below scene as the craft continued toward Istanbul. The incident underscores sudden risk and prompts reflection on life and eternity.
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Iraq
Jack Nash
Memphis
Tenn
Istanbul
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