Republican nominating forecast without surprises
The piece predicts the Republican convention will be routine with Eisenhower likely renominated by acclamation and no stop Nixon movement. It also assesses the Democratic race as open with Stevenson Kefauver Lausche Harriman Symington among potential runners and hints at a strategy to delay heavy campaigning until 1960.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
GOP
Stevenson
Kefauver
Senate
Supreme Court
Lausche
Ohio
Harriman
Symington
Neck Size Powers Greco-Roman Olympic Hopes
Henry McLemore relays Joe Scalzo of Toledo who coaches the U S Greco-Roman team in its first Olympic bid. He argues Americans lack big necks hindering performance and contrasts US and Soviet neck strength while noting Greco-Roman rules ban leg holds and emphasize necks.
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Henry McLemore
Russia
Melbourne
Joe Scalzo
Toledo
Ohio
United States
Scalzo
America
Golden Gate
George Washington
Mr. Scalzo
U. S
Helsinki
Volga
Dardanelles
Q and A on Cardinals term and Swaps racing record
Q and A state that cardinals hold office for life. Swaps set a world record 1:40 for a mile and a sixteenth in racing.
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Swaps
Penalty of Violation by Ben Moreell on Government Spending
Ben Moreell argues that public housing and other New Deal programs violate moral law by using taxpayers' money to benefit those who have not earned it. He critiques Reconstruction Finance Corporation bailouts and calls for limits on government control over banking and money. The piece previews Patman’s push for expanded government monetary power.
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Ben Moreell
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
Moreell
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Wright Patman
Joint Committee On the Economic Report
Patman
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
House
Ways and Means
United States
United States Eyes Cuts in Foreign Aid and Military Spending
The article argues post June 30 1957 foreign aid may shrink as economic recoveries reduce dependence on external markets. It cites textile and heavy industry layoffs due to Japanese competition and notes congressional resistance to aid while emphasizing a shift to U S built air and atomic power led by Le May aiming for B 52 bomber expansion amid NATO.
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Washington
Congress
Dulles
Uncle Sam
Europe
Far East
Britain
Russia
United States
NATO
Capitol Hill
Curtis le May
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
le May
Pentagon
Symington Committee
New England
Middle Atlantic States
South
Nasser Victory Triggers Debate Over US Role in Middle East
The Egyptian victory over British control of the Suez Canal sparks analysis of Soviet influence and the fate of US air bases in North Africa. The Wheelus base in Libya faces possible loss of American funding as Libya, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia seek pricing leverage from oil and aid. The piece questions US neutrality, aid effectiveness, and whether funds reach people or ruling families, urging aid tied to improving living standards.
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Egypt
Suez Canal
Ditca
Soviet Russia
Nasser
Middle East
United States
North Africa
Wheelus
Libya
Great Britain
Saudi Arabia
John Hay
France
Italy
Ibn Saud
UNRRA
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Suburbs Move While Builders Pay For Homes
The joke notes how buyers finish paying for suburban homes only to see the area shift outward, stretching the distance from city centers and altering the value of their purchase. The quip reflects changing urban boundaries and housing costs.
Giants manager admits expectations too high for majors
Quotes show Bill Rigney criticizing himself for demanding too much from players in the major leagues. White House press secretary Hagerty promises legitimate medical updates on President Eisenhower during the campaign. AMA president Hess urges hospitals to share factual news openly. Panama City man Withers confesses in World War II killings.
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Bill Rigney
New York Giants
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
Dallas Withers
Panama City
Fla
Meany and unions blamed for ethics plan and power games
A Chicago opinion piece denounces a proposed ethics code drafted by George Meany and a union panel. It argues unions wield corrupt influence, likening them to thieves and to Adolf Hitler, and criticizes courts and government for enabling labor rackets and labor relations chiefs.
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Chicago
George Meany
Speers
Congress
Meany
Aflcio
New York
Joe Ryan
Ryan
Notre Dame
Committee On Ethics
Committee of Ethics
Supreme Court
Marshall Girls
Marshall
Tex
Adolf Hitler
American Federation of Musicians
Film critics clash over Hollywood depictions of decent guys
A Tidings reviewer asks why decent men are rarely shown as normal and why religion is caricatured. London professor Dr Jacob Isaacs condemns Hollywood for pandering to 95 percent of “nitwits,” not addressing the 55 percent public seeking good films.
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Los Angeles Times
Reuters Dispatch
London
Eng
Jacob Isaacs
London University
Hollywood
Soviet leaders face questions after Lenin warning on Stalin
Eagle Rock California reports Lenin warned of Stalin's character on his deathbed. The Warsaw paper Folks Stimmer accuses Stalin of ex termination against Jewish intellectuals, but no reasons are given for why Soviet leaders tolerated it. Readers demand frank explanations from Soviet leadership.
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Eagle Rock
Cal
Lenin
Stalin
Folks Stimmer
Warsaw
Soviet Russia
Jack Moffitt
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Listed
A catalog of crossword hints covering across and down entries from duplications to celestial terms. Includes definitions for faces like sea god and shade tree, plus hints for artifacts such as Persian poet and constellations.
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Ree Manis
Odessa American
East Fourth St
Odessa
Texas
By Ray Tucker
Japan
KEM
Elmer Hess
American Medical Association
Citiizens
NRE
James C. Ingforetsenccident
Spirituel
Gladys Parker
Asiatic Peninsula
Carshelter
Topsy’s
Man
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