Getting Voters to Polls Problem of Both Parties
The Spectator notes the challenge for parties to mobilize voters in November. Analysis shows turnout varies by district with Republicans often trailing Democrats in turnout despite registrations. The piece warns both parties must improve get out the vote to win the general election.
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June 1956 graduates face brighter prospects and world travel
June grads in 1956 enjoy scholarships and booming opportunities in science and industry. Parents recall tougher times as graduates head to Europe and higher pay beckons with better hours and swift advancement. The piece notes the shift from limited jobs to abundant prospects as the “real thing” evolves.
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Washington Faces Dim Prospects for School Aid Bill
Congress stalls on the Kelley school aid bill as education groups press for federal help amid classroom shortages. NEA cites 254 House members backing $1.6 billion in grants over four years, while South era n opposition and Senate hurdles loom. The window could close by late session with potential 200,000 deficit by September 1959.
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Let Nothing Frighten Nor Disturb God Is Sufficient
The text reflects on enduring hardships with courage faith and hope, citing Seneca and St. Teresa to emphasize finding peace through prayer. Julien C. Hyer presents a devotional urging humility and adjustment to life’s trials.
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Excerpts on loyalty program and Middle East refugees
The column voices critique of the U S security risk program and cites Sen Harry Cain while noting errors in dismissals. It also covers truck industry trends with soft lightweights and strong heavy duty sales, plus a vivid report from Jericho on Palestinian refugee camps led by Khaled Muhammad and calls for return to homes in Palestine.
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Itar News Tees Pee News Service Credits
The fragment lists publishers editors business manager and advertising manager for Itar News Itar News egg Ae tee Pee with wire services including Associated Press United Press and City News Service of Los Angeles Itar News cites Ridder Johns as national advertising rep across major cities.
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Notable Hollywoodand political society blurbs from a late 1950s column
Clifton Daniel discusses Russia reporting approach and avoiding a “real Russian story.” Viscount Montgomery skips a D‑Day reunion while on SHAPE duties in Canada. Sam Goldwyn’s UCLA inspired Story Award expands to colleges. Rocky Graziano biopic casts Paul Newman and Pier Angeli Damone. Conrad Hilton’s sale profits touted. The piece notes Elvis Presley, Johnnie Ray, Kim Novak ambitions and life in Hollywood. A European musician gains US citizenship. the first US air headquarters in Europe was Bomber Command in England on Feb 22, 1942.
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Bipartisan doubt and doubt at presidential conventions
Washington reports a climate of anxiety in both major parties two months before the San Francisco and Chicago conventions. Republicans fear Eisenhower’s health and ability to run, while Democrats grapple with internal feuds and the balance of regional factions as they anticipate convention battles.
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Question of Disability in Presidential Illness
The article discusses Adams and Hagerty’s view that the President is not legally disabled despite illness. It notes a regency formed by White House staff and Cabinet officials, the lack of a clear law on presidential illness, and the political nature of administering duties during convalescence.
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Pasadena veteran gets bonus bonds
A Pasadena war veteran is awarded bonus bonds as part of a commemorative program. The issuance marks recognition of service and provides financial support tied to the veterans group activities.
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