Eisenhower Adams clash fuels political debate
The column denounces Sherman Adams as indispensable and urges President Eisenhower to sever ties with him over influence peddling tied to Bernard Goldfine. It criticizes Eisenhower for perceived hypocrisy and warns Republican candidates against tolerating the Adams affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Adams
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mr. Eisenhower
Adams
Crook
Eisenhower
White Horse
Bernard Goldfine
Fisenhower
Things We Could Do Without A Personal Expendables List
Hal Boyle’s column lists expendable items from modern life such as sick jokes, televised Westerns needing psychiatrists, pet owners overindulging pets, and large books. It closes with a prayer for honest leadership and discernment.
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New York
Villian
Adams Charged Ice and Tips To Goldfine
Washington reports detail the Adams Goldfine affair as a House subcommittee probes whether Bernard Goldfine deducted Adams hotel charges as a business expense. Adams says Goldfine invited him to hotel suites and the two exchanged favors including information from the FTC. President Eisenhower avoids committing IRS release, while Republicans fear electoral fallout from the case.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Adams
Eisenhower
Goldline
House
Adams-Goldfine
Subcommittee
Beliber
New York
Plymouth
Mass
Federal Trade Commission
Goldfiné
FTC
Robert Lishman
Lishman
Internal Revenue Service
Congressional
Heart's two halves and steady life of the pulse
A Junior Editors quiz explains the heart's two chambers the auricles and ventricles the blood flow from veins to lungs to heart and body noting the heart's power rest cycle and a call to readers to submit questions. Jean Clark of Lexington NC sent this item and won ten dollars.
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Jean Clark
Lexington
N. C
Beckley
Brine Pickles and Local Tidings From Beckley
A column recounts how brine pickles are made with a traditional salt brine method and wild grape layers, sharing Mrs. Cole’s recipe. It notes Beckley News Bureau coverage of a county contest, local visits, and editorial notes on the Salt River Packet and political shifts including John Mitchell’s VP prospects. Two black pigs in the town pound are reported with owner notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Wildlife Federation
U.S. Congress
Senate
House
Federation
Humains
New England
R. D. Cole
Flat Top
the Register
Cordie Nugen
Mrs. Cole
Salt River Packet
Court House Landing
John Mitchell
UL Nois
W. H. Ford
Army trainees at Fort Knox and Clarksville noted
Peggy Kessinger completes an eight week clerk typist course at Fort Knox Army Armor Training Center in Kentucky. Pyt. Charles Ray, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hamm of Summerlee, joined the Army last December and leaves May 29 for Clarksville Tennessee for military police duty. Ptc. Charles B.D. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Y. Davis of McAlpin, is home on all day leave after completing 17 weeks of basic training in the Marine Corps.
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Army Armor Training Center
Fort Knox
Pyt
Charles Ray
Joe Hamm
Summerlee
Collins High School
Zoe
Army
Clarksville
Tenon
Ptc
Charles BD. Davis
Roy Y. Davis
McAlpin
Cp. Davis
Marine Corps
Military Men In News At Home And Abroad
James Marlow and other young servicemen earn Present ratings and complete training at Camp Lejeune and Fort Benning. Pvt Lloyd R Ayers and Pvt James P Williams graduate four week infantry courses. Pfc Thomas E Woods participates in a German American demonstration in Wildstecken. Watt R Evans completes weapons training with Carrier Air Group Five at El Centro. Bobbie L Lucas serves at Pensacola Naval Air Station as airman.
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Parris Island
S.C
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Mark Twain High School
Camp Lejeune N.C
Lloyd R. Ayers
James T. Ayers
McAlpin
James P. Williams
Long Branch
Wildstecken
Germany
Thomas E. Woods
Leroy Woods
Ed Wight
50Th Infantry
Amy
Fort Benning
Carrier Air Group Five
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
el Centro
Calif
Watt R. Evans
Mary E. Evans
Princewick
Miramar Naval Air Station
San Diego
Western Pacific
Pensacola Flat
Naval Air Station
Bobbie L. Lucas
Nellie Lucas
Beaver
Mona F, Lewis
Fairborn
Ohio
Frank Sinatra and Grace Kelly Glimpse Paris Nights
Paris social whirl centers on Frank Sinatra and Grace Kelly at a premiere and party scene. Bella Darvi and Carol McDaniels draw attention with outfits and romance rumors while Truman skippe d the Cannes event. Other notes cover hats, Jewish, and yacht talk amid celebrity sightings in Rome and the Riviera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mone Carlo
Frank Sinatra
Ihferds
Bella Darvi
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier
Paris
Carol McDaniels
South Carolina
Marquesa de la Portage
Frank
Carol
Rome
Peter Lawfords
Grace
Tina Onassis
Harry Truman
Cannes
Harry Kubnitz
Truman
Jerry Lee Lewis
Linda Christian
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Shakespeare
Tke
White House
Comedians’ Union
Congress
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Warren G. Magnuson
Wash
Fish and Wildlife Service
House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
St. Louis
Hal Boyle
Jesus
George A. Martin
Steubenville
First United Presbyterian Church
Cremona
Italy
Antonio Stradivarids
Thump
S.heart
Bob Wills
Rhymes OF the Times
Fke
Margaret Garges
Beckley Airman
Sherm
Ike
Mullens
Lebanon
Conchita
Miss Egghead
Douglas
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Charles Abourvek
Thomas and
James
Wood
South Dakota
Fayet Ramey
Ramey
Fairfaxn Avenue
Aileen Hartley
Hinton
Frank Roberts
Ethel
Eva Keyser
F. S. Pollitt
Spencer
Maleigh
BECKLEY _ NEWSPAPERS CORPORATION
Prince $l
Ballatioe
W. Va
Valephones
Beckley CL
Mequade
Associated Press
Feerg
New Ta
Sei Yorphis
Cleveland
Atlanta
Angeles
San Francisco
West Virginia
Beckley News
Meré Corporation Conker Aseime
Peggy Kessinger
James Marlow
Woods
Eliott High School
A. Woods
Christopher
Charleston
Earl Wilson
Romeos
Frank and
Baby
Onassis
France
Berlitz
Coleman Jacoby
Phil Silvers
N. Y
Claude Terrail
Paris Tour d' Argent
Peggy Guy
Miamy
Budge Pally
Ed Sullivan
Midnight Earl
N.Y
Kirk Douglas
L. A
Tom Poston
Steve Allen
Peter Ustinov
H'wood
Wisil MD
Henry Youngman
Carl
Carol M.daniels
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