Nixon Opens 58 Stumping Tour With Stinging Attack
Vice President Richard Nixon opened his 1958 campaign circuit in Indianapolis addressing about 5,000 Republicans. He attacked Democratic critics of the Eisenhower administration, denouncing the ADA wing as leading to bankruptcy and government control of health, housing, power, and farming. He accused Truman and Acheson of aiding defeatism and warned Democrats against setting the pace for the campaign. He linked defense policy to Korea and warned against trusting peace at the cost of American lives.
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Britain Eyes Cyprus Plan for Makarios
In Athens British Prime Minister Macmillan expressed willingness to consider Makarios Independence Plan as part of Cyprus negotiations. Macmillan insisted the plan falls outside immediate talks on restoring order and representative institutions. Makarios had urged self government with staged independence, a position Greece’s Karamanlis recently supported.
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Regional Weather Mix With Cold Spells Across Midwest
Frigid air from the Rockies shifts east across the northern Midwest and central plains with near freezing readings, while warmer conditions edge eastward. Light showers and some snow are forecast in parts of Texas and the Deep South, accompanied by brief office notices and promotional blurbs embedded in this garbled weather snapshot.
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The Ugly American in Post magazine this week
This week’s Post previews The Ugly American a revealing novel about American overseas representatives. Set largely in the fictitious Sarkhan it follows John Colvin and U S ambassador Louis Sears through wartime and postwar tensions while exposing political trends and dangers. The issue also features Commander Andersons nautical tale and a broad spread of articles and photos.
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Four year old dies using plastic bag helmet
London UPI reports four year old Ian Pygott played spaceman, placed a plastic bag over his head and died of asphyxiation. A coroner noted other children using bags as helmets and warned parents of the danger. The inquest returned a verdict of asphyxiation.
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