Adlai's peace plans under fire amid summit fallout
The piece criticizes Adlai Stevenson for proposing a new peace strategy while the Soviet Union blames the Eisenhower administration for the summit failure. It argues Stevenson advocates naive peace hopes, questions his disarmament agency idea, and warns of Soviet duplicity undermining trust. It also condemns Stevenson for echoing one sided optimism about Soviet negotiations.
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Stevenson
U. S
Adlai
Rockefeller to lead New York at Republican convention
Rocky Road OV. Rockefeller will attend the Chicago Republican convention on July 25 as head of New York's 96 man delegation. The governor, a strong party member, seeks the presidential nomination but is unlikely to win it, though his presence in Chicago will benefit the party and his own standing.
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Kremlin
OV. Rockefeller
Chicago
New York
Bexar
T. H. Royden
Herbert Hoover
Gus Water
Sweetwater
Roosevelt
Cancer Resistance and Mouse Help in Research
Scientists note built in cancer resistance varies by patient and show it can be boosted in mice. Evans and Weiser injected cancer cells into resistant mice, then lymphoid cells attacked the cancer, halting growth and killing cells within hours. DNA transfer from immune cells may play a role. Some patients receive tumor vaccines in trials, but no conclusions yet.
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Charles A. Evans
Russell S. Weiser
University of Washington
M. N
A Look at The Book on Smell and Perception
James Knox Millen explains in Your Nose Knows that smell is unique as both exteroceptive and interoceptive. He notes it is the only sense organ receiving messages from inside and outside the body and that its location is nearly definite aside from taste buds.
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James Knox Millen
Cunningham Press
Dist
Hearst Headline Service
Lincoln quotes and Elman remarks in 19th century mirror
Publisher Mark Etheridge cites Lincoln on slavery debauching great men and crimes in its name. Violinist Mischa Elman notes violins must be played and reveals keeping only two instruments. Source: New York Mirror.
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Mark Etheridge
Lincoln
Mischa Elman
The
New York Mirror
Inside Labor Rocket and Missile Strikes Loom
Victor Riesel surveys the propulsion sector as labor unrest threatens wage talks and potential strikes across Pratt and Whitney United Aircraft Boeing Convair Lockheed and United’s space and missile divisions. A walkout could halt Dyna Soar Polaris Atlas and Canaveral launches and ripple through plants from West Palm Beach to Edwards Air Force Base.
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White House
Richard Nixon
International Association of Machinists
al Hayes
United Auto Workers Union
Walter Reuther
Florida
Boeing
Seattle
Pentagon
Lockheed
Polaris
Convair
Atlas
Midas
United Aircraft
Connecticut
San Diego
Convair Atlas
Cape Canaveral
Canaveral
West Coast
Edwards Afb
Quiet Negotiations Strains Rise Amid Aerospace Labor Tensions
The 100000 workers across aerospace plants operate without contracts as talks stall. A 2500 Pratt and Whitney gathering vented anger while 600 technicians already struck at Curtiss-Wright in Carlstadt. White House pressure looms via Taft Hartley injunctions. Nixon may enter mediation.
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Pentagon
Air Force
al Hayes
Pratt and Whitney
Curtiss-Wright Electronic
Carlstadt
N. J
U. S
White House
Richard Nixon
Lap
California
West Coast
The
Tall Syndicate, Inc
Ecclesiastes Verse Affirms God's Unchanging Work
A devotional line from Ecclesiastes 3 14 declares that whatever God does is forever and unalterable, intended to inspire reverence in humankind. The excerpt emphasizes divine permanence and the futility of human alteration.
Through the Years Through the Years
Texas officials sought aid from Congress to challenge a Supreme Court tidelands ruling. A Texans Rangers request to protect Jehovahs Witnesses was sent to Gov. O Daniel. The San Antonio Light notes historical vignettes spanning 1890 to 1980 with brief local items and notable events.
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Texas
Congress
U. S. Supreme Court
Tidelands
Texas Rangers
San Antonio
Jehovah’s Witnesses
W.lee O'Daniel
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Reform Judaism, American Seminary to Open in Jerusalem
The piece notes Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion plans an American backed Reform Jewish seminary in Jerusalem next March. Dr. Nelson Glueck, its president and famed archaeologist, highlights Bible historicity and Negev digs including Timna copper mines. The article dubs Glueck a prolific finder of 450 Negev sites and cites his view that biblical promises align with modern science.
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Jerusalem
Hebrew Union College
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institution of Religion
Nelson Glueck
Negev
Desert
Cincinnati
Glueck
Solomon’s
Red Sea
Ezion-Geber
Berlin
Heidelberg
Jena
American School of Oriental Research
Palestine
OSS
Near East
Reform Jewish Theological Seminary
Edom
Moab
Ammon
Abraham
Tron Il
Egypt
Arabia
Wadi Aravah
Reform Jewish Seminary
New York
Los Angeles
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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