Nixon Courage Under Pressure During Moscow Warsaw Visit
The piece praises Vice President Nixon for firm yet courteous conduct during his visit to Russia and Poland. It cites the Khrushchev exchange at the American exhibit, his blunt radio speech defending U.S. bases, and his remarks at the Warsaw ghetto martyrs monument. It notes Nixon as an icebreaker who did not alter basic Communist policy and urges cautious expectations for the Eisenhower Khrushchev talks.
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Nixon
Russia
Poland
Khrushchev
Bob Considine
Marquess of Queensberry
Warsaw Ghetto
Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
Two House Labor Reform Points From Chair Barden
Chair man Barden of the House labor committee outlines two core goals for a fair and effective labor bill. He urges full debate and unlimited amendments to overhaul the committee’s crippled bill and emphasizes protecting workers rights to organize and unions to bargain while limiting dictatorial practices and preventing state or court bypass of the national board. The proposal also aims to curb excessive power by labor leaders and secure public welfare by ending the no mans land described by President Eisenhower.
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Barden
D-Nc
House Labor Committee
McClellan
House
Eisenhower
National Labor Relations Board
Pro U S Freedom Call and Anti Communism Note
A short unsigned message argues that Americans must safeguard freedom after faith, condemns communism as dangerous, and urges helping Uncle Sam through aid rather than asking for benefits. Signed by J R Palmer.
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Uncle Sam
Uncle
J, RK
Palmer
Racial clashes threaten Uganda as nationalist violence spreads
A writer warns of growing African nationalist violence in east Africa, targeting Indians, Goans and Europeans. He cites Nairobi politics, anti white and anti immigrant rhetoric, and deadly clashes in Masaka and beyond. Americans funding African movements risk fuelling further bloodshed and disorder across Kenya, Uganda, and surrounding regions.
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Ntebbe
Uganda
Moon
Kisumu
Accra
Ghana
All Africa
Nct
East Africa
America
Nairobi
Freedom Party
Kenya
Europe
Hungary
Legislative Council
Africa
Tom Mboya
Kenya Federation of Labor
Masaka
Vilage
Wag
Tattian
Protectorate
East
Hei Syndicate
Tnc
San Antonio history snippets from August 10 dates
A stitched timeline of San Antonio notes from August 10 across years includes Jesse H. Oppenheimer becoming president of a local society, Mulberry widening through Brackenridge Park amid street work cheer, Anton Adam Jr.’s death, a commissioned march “Misa” at Koehler Park, council debates over Spanish street names, chiefs attending a council fire in Galveston, and a mad dog scare on North Flores Street with a hunter’s shot noted.
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Jesse H.oppenheimer
San Antonio
Svimptiony Society
L. A. Nordan
Broadway
Brackenridge Park
Paul E. Steffler
Clty Council
Anton Adam Jr
Justice of the Peace
Lamar
Misa
Sauerwein
Koehter Park
Henry Finck
Mauer
Mann
Somerset Rd
Great Council
Redmen
Galveston
Stephen Gmud
W. A. Simms
Chris. Stafford
Sam Berliner
Charles I. Treuter
N. Floris
Willam Krempkaw
sunglasses aid night vision study warns drivers
Health Talk explains sunglasses protect against glare fatigue by preserving visual purple in the eye. Army Navy committee notes excessive sun exposure lowers night vision and increases danger for night driving. Protective sunglasses and preservation lenses recommended. study cites Temple University finding evening light less effective after daytime sun without protection.
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Army Navy Vegion Committee
Army-Navy
Temple University School of Medicine
King Features Syn,, Inc
Herbert Hoover A Worker at 85
A portrait of Herbert Hoover at 85, tracing his early poverty driven by self funding, mining engineer success, and selfless public service from wartime Belgian relief to postwar writing. The piece notes his Quaker roots, lifelong industry, and enduring respect across party lines, mentioning his planned 1960 convention address.
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Herbert Heaver
London
Walter Hines Page
England
Herbert Hoover
Waldorf-Astoria
Rancot
Harry Trusman
Chicago
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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H,n
Rundesen
George FE. Sokolsky
Iowa
West Branch
Herbert
Oregon
Leland Stanford University
Geological Survey of the United States
Lou Henry
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