Liberal Hechler vs Neal in West Virginia 4th District
Huntington AP reports a sharp liberal conservative race for West Virginia 4th District Congress. Incumbent Republican Dr Will E Neal faces Dr Ken Hechler a Roosevelt Truman Democrat in a battle seen as a potential bellwether for the November election.
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Hue And Cry Over Russia Missile Lead Dwindled
US reaction to Sputnik I has cooled from panic to measured resolve. Eisenhower noted mixed progress with missiles and satellites while Congress funded billions for defense. Analysts cite reorganized Pentagon and higher production but warn war could still hinge on first strikes and economic strength.
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Adenauer the Man Behind the Mask of Power
Bonn report profiles Konrad Adenauer at 83, noting a public stern exterior masks a lively personality. The article highlights his iron constitution, early mornings, love of mysteries and gardening, and three life rules: good stock, sparing eating, and a clear purpose to reunify Germany and unite Western Europe.
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Radical design enables rural school to have three classrooms
SHOSHONE California reports Death Valley High School adopts a J shaped building with three six sided revertible classrooms. Sliding walls convert spaces into home economics workrooms science labs shops and a business education room. Architect Robert Trask Cox notes the plan provides three classrooms for the cost of one.
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Stage Star Palls Switch Broadway Forced To Wait For Play
Julie Harris shifts Broadway to feature her new drama first on tour in 19 cities. The Warm Peninsula, by Joseph Masteroff, is produced by Manning Gurian with their son Peter along. Harris notes road shows build audience trust despite mixed Broadway reviews. Talent 58 auditions reflect Broadway’s evolving approach to nurturing new stars.
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Joseph Masteroff
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Manning Gurian
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Es‘ Hirta
Urban expansion may trigger collapse of land values
An Agriculture Department yearbook notes that urban sprawl could depress farmland values and curb prosperity. A chapter by M Mason Gaffney argues cities should avoid unlimited land absorption, as speculative holdouts and infrastructure costs drain rural areas and limit new farming entrants.
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Japanese Spillane style author tops Japan best sellers
Shintaro Ishihara, 25, becomes Japan s best selling novelist by blending Mickey Spillane bravado with postwar antiestablishment cynicism. His provocative tales of sex and violence, adored by youths, spawn films and elevate his brother Yojiro to stardom. Critics call him vulgar, but he embodies a beat generation ethos in postwar Japan.
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Japan
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Britain
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Yojiro
East
Tshihara
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Shin ‘Taro
Will 90 Million Federal Aid To Education Help?
A 90 million dollar four year program funds student loans fellowships and grants to strengthen science math and foreign language teaching. It aims to boost teacher supply but questions remain on college access debt impact and overall effectiveness. The plan includes graduate fellowships and guidance centers, while states match funds and monitor results. It won’t instantly fix shortages yet may extend benefits along education.
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Wogram
John N. Stalnaker
National Merit Scholarship Foundation
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