Education of a Public Man and a Minneapolis Campaign
A disjointed memoir section covers a Minneapolis public life in the 1940s-50s, detailing the speaker’s role with the War Manpower Commission, a shift through downtown politics, and nightly policing duties. It sketches a close mayoral race won by a slim margin, ward-by-ward support from business groups, and a contentious climate around reform, public safety, and municipal governance. The narrative touches on the 1950 election period, election night tensions, and reflections on political momentum and party backing.
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Education of a Party Man Part Two
Excerpt from Hubert Humphrey's book portrays his 1978 views on the Democratic platform and civil rights. The text notes Eleanor Roosevelt and James Reston praising him while detailing party splits, Southern walkouts, and Truman rights policy as Humphrey argues for a progressive path.
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Longest Day Begins May 10 at Barrow Alaska
The northernmost U.S. community Barrow Alaska marks the longest day beginning May 10 and lasting until the sun dips below the horizon on August 2 keeping constant daylight in effect for residents.
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We Can Can The U S Is The Largest Producer And Consumer
The United States stands as the world’s leading producer and consumer of canned goods, reflecting a strong domestic market and expansive food processing capacity. This position underscores the country’s integrated supply chains from farm to pantry and its manufacturing scale.
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Egypt to receive 36 million in US aid packages
Egypt will obtain 36 million dollars in U S aid under two agreements signed by Economy Minister Zaki Shafer and U S Ambassador Hermano F Eilts. A 31 million dollar loan part finances a 151 million dollar Alexandria modernization project. A separate 5 million dollar grant funds economic studies of development projects over the next year.
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