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Newspaper

Pasadena Star News

Location

Pasadena, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1956

Page

8

Keeping Issues Focused Heartening to Free Men

President Eisenhower in a Baylor University address outlined clear issues in the Cold War struggle. He warned that Communist doctrine seeks to subjugate free nations, while millions gain independence and pursue religious faith, justice, and freedom. He urged Americans to uphold liberty, trust free government, and act to ensure the United States prevails.

Soviet Union Eisenhower Baylor University Europe Asia Republic United States of America America

European business outlook from Bank of America's Clark Beise

European business optimism grows after Bank of America president S Clark Beise’s Europe trip. He notes inflationary pressures seem under control and sees strong American business performance, while warning that European interest centers on U S demand and Middle East uncertainty.

S. Clark Beise Bank of America Europe United States Middle East

National Whirligig Clashing Views on Russia

Washington debates Khrushchev era shifts in Soviet policy. Viewpoint one says Khrushchev’s revelations change nothing and preserve hardline Stalinist outlooks. Viewpoint two urges cautious engagement with Moscow while denouncing Stalinist crimes and seeking a broader détente.

Washington Nikita Khrushchev Tamerlane Nero Robespierre Hitler United States Khrushchev

ITAR NEWS AGENCY SUMMARY FROM PUBLISHER LINE

The clipping lists ITAR NEWS publishers and editors including Bernard J Ridder as Editor in Chief and F G Runyon as Editor with L M Merriman as Business Manager and E R Williams Advertising Manager. It also credits wire services AP United Press United Press Sports Wire City News Service and Ridder Johns advertising reps across major cities.

Bernard J_ Ridder F. G. Runyon L. M. Merriman Business E. R. Williams R. F. Krueger Wire Services Associated Press AP Photofax AP Financial Wire United Press United Press Sports Wire City News Service of Los Angeles

Automation in Kitchen Pittsburgs Home Lab Market

Automation in kitchen devices drives a growing home controls industry valued at about 300 million dollars yearly. Firms like Honeywell, General Controls, Penn Controls, Wilcolator, and Robert Shaw-Fulton supply components to appliance makers including Westinghouse. Research labs predict ultrasonic washing and high frequency drying may arrive soon in homes.

Pittsburgh Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co Minneapolis General Controls Co Glendale Calif Penn Controls, Inc Goshen, Ind Wilcolator Co

Illness of President Shrinks Debate on Term

The piece notes Eisenhower's second serious illness shifts focus from policy to his fate and term. It cites stock-market drops and foreign-policy pressures ahead as essentials, while Republicans rally behind his persona. It also includes unrelated quips and a humorous aside about a judge and old sayings.

Khrushchev Stalin Yugoslavia Red China Joe Soviet Empire West Washington Eisenhower Key West Florida Leonard Hall

Mount Up with Wings as Eagles in City Pigeons Tale

Poem by Julien C. Hyfr reflects on faith giving wings to the soul. A speaker recalls pigeons in a busy city not fearing trucks or cars as a feeder explains they possess wings. The piece links a biblical image to spiritual uplift.

Julien C. Hyfr

President nears recovery after major surgery

The article notes the Presidents operation for ileitis is a major procedure. Doctors including Dr Burrill Crohn expect full recovery in six weeks and see little cancer risk, but age and heart history raise concerns about a vigorous campaign and possible recurrence. It adds a Morocco note on the Haddida tribe allowing a woman to divorce without reason for a small fee.

Washington Burrill Crohn Crohn French Morocco

Variety of Entertainment News and Civic Notes

A collage of social notes covers tax effects on Sir Alexander Kor da’s estate, Jimmy Durante at Copacabana, New York summer festival plans, and humor about dieting. It also mentions Buddy Hackett’s New Jersey residence, Rhonda Fleming’s $75,000 Australia offer rejection, Sid Allen’s Steak Pit expansion, Harry Belafonte’s July return, and Broadway grosses. Additional items include Israel planting 100 trees for Son Barkley, Morty Gunty quips, and a Florida experiment on antibiotics for plant disease control.

Alexander Korda Jimmy Durante and Company Jules Podell Copacabana New York Convention and Visitors Bureau, Inc New York Rhonda Fleming Australia Sid Allen Paramus Rockville Centre L. I Harry Belafonte Montefiore Hollywood Sammy Davis Jr Mr. Wonderful Israel Alben W. Barkley Morty Gunty Ben Maksik's Club

Los Angeles Pledges Aid to Pasadena Tournament

The city of Los Angeles pledges assistance to Pasadena Tournament plans as preparations begin. Highlights include launching the Lamanda Park lighting fete and related community events. Neal Hotaling hosted a birthday gathering for 15 young friends yesterday.

Los Angeles Pasadena Neal Hotaling

Reds Bend Armistice Agreement

Washington editorial argues the Korean armistice has been violated by Communist forces in North Korea. It cites blocked inspections, airfields, and weapons buildup, urging a tougher U.N. response and warning against appeasement and Moscow’s propaganda. Reuben Robertsoncomments are cited on the need for action within a year.

Washington Moscow North Korea Kremlin United Nations United Nations Command Panmujom Korea U.N South Korea Reuben Robertson Far East Peking N.Y Herald Tribune

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