Eisenhower Considers Helicopters for Golf Trips and Yachts
Reported White House heli copters for the President’s use draw scrutiny as Air Force plans rise from 120000 to about 201000 dollars. The Williamsburg yacht is moved to New London to cut upkeep, with annual costs dropping from 600000 to around 12000 dollars after mothballing in 1953. The President denies any procurement for golf trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
White House
National
Virginia
Golf
James C. Hagerty
Air Force
Hagerty
Military Air Transport Service
Burning Tree Country Club
Ining
M.A.T.S
William McGaffin
Chicago Daily News
McGaffin
House
Burning Tree
Gettysburg
Washington
New London
Editorial Reprint Denounces Secrecy in Raleigh Sessions
The Charlotte News condemns a House Appropriations subcommittee for reviving executive session secrecy. It argues full transparency protects democracy while semi secrecy leads to distorted, unaccountable reporting and public misinformation. It urges the General Assembly to abandon anonymous deliberations.
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House Appropriations
Raleigh
The
Republic
General Assembly
Charlotte
N. C
Education as the key to success in a changing world
The article cites Franklin on investing in knowledge and urges parents to plan their children’s education early. It argues rising college diplomas correlate with better job prospects and lifelong security, noting many freshmen fail to complete high school. It stresses preparing for college now to avoid limited future opportunities.
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Benjamin Franklin
Judy
Hillsdale College
Deddy
East Hall
Shay
Jim Zuckerman
Morris Harvey graduates set to join booming job market
Morris Harvey College placement reports heavy demand for 1957 graduates with many firms seeking hires. Seniors largely secured positions or plan to enter service or graduate school, with starting salaries from 326 to 435 dollars monthly. Aimed at a wide summer travel and home life feature, the Family Weekly Magazine previews vacations and summer living.
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Morris Harvey College
Charleston
Morris Harvey
Betty .D. Caldwell
America
Family Weekly
Ruth W. Lee
Labor at the Crossroads in Teamsters Case
Washington reports the AFL-CIO acts to discipline the Teamsters amid corruption claims. Beck refused to testify to a Senate panel, triggering a federation review and possible steps from censure to expulsion. Past actions against other unions show the union movement’s high-stakes authority and limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relman Morin
Washington
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
AFL Cio
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
Beck
Senate
Afl-Cio Executive Council
American Labor Movement
Walter Reuther
APL
DLA
AFU
AFL
AFL - Cio
ILA
Unons
CIO
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
International Union
Taffy And Tiny Tuttle In The Big Man Hunt
In a chaotic bed time chat the sisters Taffy and Tiny Tuttle joke about TV fame romance and Hollywood as they read the papers. Tiny teases Taffy about ads and future plans while gossip of media figures and nightlife spills into their conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taffy
Tiny Tuttle
New York
Taffy Tuttle
Tiny
Tommy Manville
Hollywood
Phil Silvers
Steve Allen
Lassie
Bishop Sheen
Dagmar Country
West Virginia
Girlstown
U.S.A
Betty Furness
Democrats and Republicans Narrowly Divide on Eisenhower Policy
The Democratic 24 member advisory council including former President Truman and Adlai Stevenson faulted Eisenhower on tight money policy foreign affairs and anti union shop laws while praising major programs. They avoided civil rights while noting leadership gaps and the easing of traditional party distinctions as both parties increasingly align on policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Democratic Party
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Trey
Eissenhower
Congress
Democratic Council
Council
Dulles
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Middle East
Liberace Slims Down and Plans Piano School Network
Liberace loses weight on a high protein diet but still retains his dimples. He and brother George outline a plan to open a nationwide chain of piano schools offering a complete course with harmony theory and showmanship. The star envisions a lasting piano legacy beyond his performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Pat O'Brien
Joe (Rathskeller
Jackie Gleason
Perry Como
Junior
B’elyn Dodgers
Gilliam
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
George Sanders
el Rancho Vegas
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Ray Ryan
the Dunes
Natalia Daryll
Kremlin
Dick Shawn
Tropicana
Jayne Meadows
Red Skelton
Bruiser
Central Park
Yorka
Liberace
Lee
George
Essex House
Liberace Brothers
Niagara Falls
How to Improve Memory and Remember Names
A psychologist explains practical shortcuts to remember names. Start with a clear first impression, use the name immediately, and repeat it in conversation. Then link the name to familiar ideas or images, such as Zucker man becoming Sugar man, to fix the memory more firmly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Zuckerman
Mso
Jim Zuckermen
Zucker
Zuckerman
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Oceania
James Russell Lowell
Atlantic Monthly
J. J. ‘Needy
McQuade
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
Beckley CL
J. McQuade
Wember
Associated Press
AP News
Brooks & Finley, Inc
Philadelphia
Chicago
BOME
Heckley’ Newspapers Corporation
Cedure
Aflcio
International
Longshoremen's Assn
Rank and
Loew's State
Keari
Lowe’ S State
Joan
John
CBS
Johnny
Tafty
Faye Emerton
Esquire
John Steinbeck
Arthur Miller
Whic
Marilyn
John Barrymore, Jr
Lou Nova
Katharine Hepburn
Mary Boland
Eddie Mayehoff
Broadway
Sgt. Biiko
Lindy’s
Henry Youngman
Barbara Hatton
Lance
Tye
Earl
By James Marlow
Hal Boyle
Brother Georgé
George Liberace
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