Stassen Attacks Nixon Reemerges in GOP Debate
Harold E. Stassen resumes a lone vendetta against Vice President Nixon, arguing Nixon's renomination cost Republicans the congressional majority. The piece notes Eisenhower’s backing of Nixon, Herter’s nominating speech, and Nixon’s near acclamation renomination, labeling Stassen’s attack as political nonsense and suggesting his continued critique harms the administration. It criticizes Stassen as the president’s disarmament consultant and proposes abolishing his office to save money and avoid embarrassment.
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Harold E. Stassen
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Eisenhower
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Gov. Herter
Stassen
Congress
Mr. Stassen
State Department
Tito Stays Home Ygoslav Dictator Tito declines U S visit
The Yugoslav leader Tito refused a proposed U S visit amid claims of an anti Yugoslav campaign in the United States. The piece argues there is anti Tito sentiment, not a broad anti Yugoslav campaign, and criticizes the State Department for the invitation and its public opinion estimates.
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Ygoslav
Tito
State Department
United States
Hearst
Eisenhower
Inside Labor Alcoholic a Sober Spy
An old wartime spy ring tale unfolds about Comrade Zubilin a Soviet general and MVD chief who infiltrated U S unions including steel and aluminum sectors. Steve Nelson is named as a key aide under suspicion while FBI tracked sleeper agents after 13 years with questions about future handlers and successors.
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Vassili Mikhailovich Zubitin
Russia
Poland
MVD
United States
Steve Nelson
General Zubilin
Nelson
Communist Party
Pittsburah
Zubilin
CIO
Steel
Soviet Red Army
New York
Moscow
Browder
Zuhilin
Zahilin
Gregory Dalbin
U. S
Comrade Nelson
the Hall Syndicate
Letters Voices Critique Of Supreme Court And Federal Policy
A reader contends the Supreme Court overstepped its authority by amending the constitution rather than interpreting laws. The letter cites State Department and Middle East policy, asks what defines an American citizen, questions aid to foreign nations, and requests clarity on civic responsibilities. Additional notes touch on local police misconduct and social cohesion concerns.
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United States Supreme Court
Dulles
Congress
Middle East
Washington, DC
Advances in medicine spark new aspirin, epilepsy drug and phone
Scientists, pharmacists, and engineers report progress in medicine this month. A new aspirin formulation passes through the stomach intact, an anticonvulsant called Phelantin helps over half of 95 epileptics, and a transistorized telephone mirrors a compact size while aiding the hard of hearing.
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Boston
Mass
Automatic Flectric Co
More to Job Than Just Politics
A critique of political cliques that manipulate power beyond elections. It notes unaccountable “handyman” bankers and generals placed in lucrative roles, cross-party influence, and a hidden cabal shaping U.S. politics for over a decade, warning readers about opportunists using favors and funds to control outcomes.
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Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
U. S
Congress
U.S
Coryright
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Through the Years. Jan 31 1947 San Antonio notes
A mosaic of clippings from San Antonio papers dated Jan 31 1947 through 1987. Items include Holland swan imports and bird mating habits, hotel dance room chatter in 1987, The Masked Woman at the Aztec Theatre, Griffiths Intolerance at the Grand Opera House, Texas State Baseball League talk, and local political campaign chatter.
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San Antonio
San
Dancine
Anna_Nilsson
Tolbrook Blinn
Ruth Toland
Ts. W. Griffiths
Spertache
Ginald Opera House
Texas State Baseball League
Unclear fragment prompts a wall idea between Indians and whites
The text presents a distorted snippet about a wall concept to separate Indians from whites. It suggests a fortification spanning from the Bed ylvar to the Rio Grande, intended to force crossovers, with a tone of social tension and misinterpretation.
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