GOP Attacks Nixon Charge as Democratic Claptrap
Washington UP Republicans dismissed a Democratic Digest charge that Nixon is abandoning the Eisenhower link as typical Democratic claptrap. They mocked the claim while noting the GOP criticizes Nixon’s golf trip to Georgia and Sputnik concerns as signs of political opportunism amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Democratic Digest
Nixon
Digest
Republican National Committee
Leslie C. Arends
R-N
Arends
Democratic Party
Georgia
Finley Named District Manager for EM 6 7011 P O Box 1322
J J Finley is introduced as the district manager for EM 6 7011, with address noted as P 0 Box 1322. The terse listing presents Finley as the appointed lead for the region.
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P.O. Box
J. J. Finley
Dist. Mgr
Demands Scrutiny of Judges for Peoples Courts
Moscow dispatch reports Pravda called for a careful political scrutiny of all candidates for election as judges to the Peoples Courts. The Pravda essay urged ensuring loyalty and ideological alignment before judges assume office.
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Moscow
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Peoples Courts
Lonely New York Lives Explored in Public Spaces
Saul Petty surveys loneliness in New York through case studies. Harold, MIT graduate and hunchback, visits a library information desk nightly then dies after family losses. At the Automat the elderly linger for dinner, while others leave quickly, shaping a stark urban portrait of isolation.
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New York
42Nd St
Harold
Ten
Teel
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Coin
Automat
Charity Drives Become Big Business For Professionals
New York report details the charity industry as a profession driven by 450 fund-raising firms and 12 500 fund-raisers who earned 54 million dollars in fees. It traces the evolution from Benjamin Franklin to modern campaigns and highlights firms like The Ward Dreshman and Reinhardt Company and Will, Folsom and Smith.
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American Assn. of
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania
Ward, Dreshman and Reinhardt Company
World events as Eisenhower illness echoes global reaction
Charles M. McCann reports on international responses to President Eisenhower’s illness. NATO leaders plan a Paris summit to confront Soviet missile progress while the U S weighs Nixon as a stand in. In Paris Macmillan and Gaillard press Algeria Tunisia and France relations as Dulles leads talks.
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Eisenhower
United States
Free World
Austria
Paris
NATO
Richard M. Nixon
Defense Department
Harold Macmillan
Felix Gaillard
Britain
France
Tunisia
Washington
Mohammed V
Morocco
Nixon
John Foster Dulles
Menu for the Week at Local Schools
The Cafeteria Department announced next week's menus. Monday offers barbecued wieners and spaghetti au gratin with salads and dessert. Tuesday features baked meat loaf creole sauce and creamed potatoes. Wednesday serves roast beef with potatoes and salad. Thursday barbecued beef on bun with spinach. Friday tuna croquettes with cabbage slaw and pinto beans plus fruit and cake.
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Harvard
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