Private education praised over conformity in Dawson talk
Dr David H Dawson DuPont vice president addressed the National Congress of Parents and Teachers in Omaha. He urged independence in thought and warned that reliance on technological prowess alone risks defeat. He urged private, non compulsory schooling free from mass indoctrination as the path to a free enterprise democracy.
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David H. Dawson
DuPont Co
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Omaha
Neb
Dawson
Freedom Newspaper Mission Statement and Publication Details
The Odessa American announces its daily publication schedule and subscription rates. It proclaims a freedom-centered editorial stance grounded in religious and moral frameworks, noting its Odessa, Texas base, address, postal classification, and contact line.
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Odessa American
East Fourth St
Odessa
Committed to Socialism in the United States
The Freeman notes argue the U S is deeply committed to socialism through state intervention and taxation. It decries control by bureaucrats over ownership and warns against a drift toward statism, urging belief in private property, free markets, and limited government.
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The
Foundation For Economic Education
Irving-on-Hudson
New York
the Freeman
United States
Russia
Mussolini
Cabinet deadlock over copper plan to boost industry
President Eisenhower’s cabinet splits over an anti-recession copper policy aimed at aiding mining and manufacturing regions. Key players include Dulles Seaton Gray Hauge Alcorn against Anderson Weeks Stans, with 175,000 tons refiners bought at 27.5 cents and 100,000 tons drawn from defense stockpiles to make munitions. projected cost $150 million. Regions to benefit include Connecticut Michigan California Nevada Montana Wyoming, amid looming fall elections and foreign policy stakes in copper tariff suspensions with Chile and Peru.
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Ford
Dulles
Interior
Fred Seaton
Defense Mobilization
Gordon Gray
White House
Gabriel Hauge
Meade Alcorn
Treasury
Robert Anderson
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Maurice Stans
U. S
Connecticut
Michigan
California
Nevada
Montana
Wyoming
GOP
Anderson
Stans
Weeks
Seaton
State Department
Nae
Chile
Peru
Russia
Debates on College Life and Student Morality
A correspondent on college culture argues that university life and rules shape young adults, noting unchaperoned parties and sexual conduct in private apartments. The piece critiques trustees and administrators, urges moral education, and references a Cornell episode where eggs were thrown at the president amid debates over student behavior and housing.
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Tony
Cornell
United States
Imment
Gaulie
Europe
Court curb bill looms as high court cases near ruling
Senate debate intensifies over a measure to curb the Supreme Court limiting state bar admissions prohibiting questions on Communist ties and endorsing loyalty oaths. The panel backers seek action this session while critics warn of chaos and erosion of judicial independence amidst looming rulings on passports dismissal for Fifth Amendment refusals and California loyalty oath requirements.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Capitol
Senate
Congress
Alabama
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
California
Senate Judiciary Committee
High Court
Steve Nelson
John Watkins
House Un-American Activities Committee
New Mexico
Thomas Hennings
D-Mo
Estes Kefauver
E-Tenn
Kefauver
American Bar Association
William Jenner
R-Ind
Georgia
Earl Warren
United States Senate
John Randolph
Roanoke
Susquehanna
Abe Lincoln
Dred Scott
F.D.R
Eugene Talmadge
Herman Talmadge
Democratic Policy Committee
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Judiciary Committee
Alaska
Money and travel tips for Europe from a humor columnist
A humorous travel column advises readers planning European trips on how much money to bring and how to spend it. It suggests buying one good item per country, avoiding bric a brac, and packing lightly. The writer warns about currency issues, customs, and the lure of souvenirs, noting Europe’s cheaper prices yet potential wallet strain for first time travelers.
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U.S.A
Ali Khan
Grandma Moses
Europe
Spain
Portugal
Nasser offers Suez settlement to stockholders
On July 26 1956 G A Nasser announced seizure of the Suez Canal. A tentative Rome settlement calls Egypt to pay Suez stockholders 82 million dollars over seven years while retaining assets outside Egypt. If final, relations may improve and U S has thawed 26 million in assets outside Egypt.
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G. A. Nasser
Suez Canal
Egypt
Suez Canal Co
Nasser
Rome
Suez
United States
Mideast
Khrushchev
Office Cat: Do you prefer success or happiness
A witty office dilemma asks whether achieving desired results (success) or savoring contentment with what you have (happiness) better defines a productive day. The prompt contrasts outcomes with satisfaction, inviting reflection on personal motivation and practical priorities.
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Utter
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Goer
Bridge
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Allen
Eisenhower
Elieve
William, Purtell
Conn
Charles Potter
Mich
George Malone
Alan Bible
Nev
Mansfield
James Murray
Mont
Carl Hayden
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Henry
Jackson
Wash
Teresa Humphreyville
Ted Lewis
Henry McLemore
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