Kennedy's Algerian Stand Signals a National Stage Push
The piece analyzes Senator Kennedy's Algeria focus and how his foreign affairs stance elevates his profile in Massachusetts and abroad. It traces his career from Harvard to the Senate, arguing his Algeria pamphlet serves strategic aims, boosting perception as a statesman while pleasing national Democrats and challenging White House positions.
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John Kennedy
Algeria
Massachusetts
Bay State
Kennedy
McCarthy
le Monde
Foreign Affairs
London School of Economics
England
France
Congress
Cabbots
Saltonstalls
Harvard
Solomons
House of Representatives
United States
Henry Gabot Lodge
Frank Sinatra
Kefauver
Nixon
Knowland
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
United Foreign Relations Committee
le Figaro
Poland
Stevenson
White House
Europe
Humphrey
Johnson
United Nations General Assembly
Assembly
Ambassador Lodge
Bisley
Liberty and justice in a free city debate
A reflective column jokes about how founding figures like Jefferson and Madison might align with modern New Deal politics. The author notes opinions are subjective and hints at clashes over rights to hold differing views.
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Jefferson
Madison
Steel industry forecasts hint at 1958 demand and price trends
A Pittsburgh survey shows steel companies expect 1958 business to rise about 5 percent from 1957. An auto labor wage push and GM price strategies may limit price cuts while inventory builds ahead of potential strikes. Steel profits per man hour have surged since 1939.
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Pittsburgh
Ike
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Auto Boys
Chrysler
Ford
Smithsonian seeks offer on 1816 gold coin
The Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC holds a $20 gold coin from 1816. An offer of $35,000 for this rare piece was once refused.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
U. S
Scholarships Awarded To Two Forestry Students
Two forestry students have been named to receive scholarships for the coming term. Dr. John K. Bettersworth, chairman of State College scholarship committee, announced the awards. Buddy Ray Humphrey of Laurel will receive the Masonite Corp. scholarship and Edward A. Carter Jr. of Jackson will receive the Forestry Suppliers scholarship. Both are sophomores.
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John K. Bettersworth
State College
Buddy Ray Humphrey
Laurel
Masonite Corp
Edward A. Carter, Jr
Jackson
Forestry Suppliers
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