Call for resuming underground nuclear tests
The Hearst Newspapers argue that resumed underground testing strengthens deterrence and lowers safety costs. Dr. Edward Teller supports testing to bolster a second strike force, noting no atmospheric tests and no fallout, while stressing the need to prepare for Soviet threats and protect taxpayers' dollars.
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Hearst
Dr. Teller
Adlai Stevenson's missteps in U-2 affair criticized
The piece argues Stevenson blundered in a Chicago speech during Eisenhower’s Portugal trip and that his timing exaggerated U-2 mistakes. It contests his claim that the U-2 wrecked the Paris summit and credits KhruShchev’s intent, noting Herter’s view that the failure would have occurred regardless of the U-2 incident.
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Adlai Stevenson
Chicago
Eisenhower
Portugal
Congress
Mr. Stevenson
Paris
Herter
Ishrushchev
Memorial Day Address Reflects on Sacrifice and Peace
The piece recalls World War I and II and Korea, honoring fallen soldiers and urging prayers at graves. It cites Lincoln and the phrase given the last full measure of devotion, urging that the dead shall not have died in vain and that America seeks peace with liberty and justice for all.
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Europe
Africa
Korea
Pearl Harbor
Lincoln
America
Rockefeller Plans Automation Talks In Cooperstown Banquet
Governor Rockefeller heads to Cooperstown for a three day Working Conference on the Promise and Problems of Automation. He will speak at a banquet and unveil a plan for public hearings to address job loss from automation, backed by labor and business leaders.
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Pyahey
Cooperstown
Hall of Fame
Nelson Rockefeller
Otesaga
New York
Washington
Rockefeller
Tie
Congress
Isenhower
Eye Trouble in Adults and Self Care Tips
Frequent or constant eye irritation should be investigated. If only part of the eye is irritated, a foreign particle may be the cause. Pull the eyelid down to induce tears, wash with lukewarm water, or use a boric acid solution hourly. See a doctor if relief is not quick. Chronic irritation may indicate infection. Red eyes on fatigue can signal visual errors. King Features Syndicate, Inc. 1980.
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Jong
Iken
King Features Syn., Inc
Bible Verse Reflection From First John Cited
A devotional text quotes 1 John 2 9 to 10 contrasting hatred with love and light. It emphasizes loving one another keeping followers in the light and free from stumbling as of the present reading.
Veteran Solons Up for Reelection in Congress
A 1960 analysis notes reelection prospects for major Senate and House figures. Key Republicans Styles Bridges and Karl Mundt are favored, while Democrats James Eastland Estes Kefauver face tougher races. The piece also highlights long tenure's influence and compares leadership dynamics across parties.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
Sen. Mundt
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Eastland
Kefauver
Richard Neuberger
Oregon
Wayne Morse
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Morse
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
James E. Murray
Montana
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Allen J. Eliender
Louisiana
Theodore F. Green
Rhode Island
Sister Hill
Alabama
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Sam Rayburn
Carl Vinson
New York State
Emanuel Celler
John Taber
Through the Years highlights from San Antonio Light files May 1950
A retrospective column lists notable past events dated May 30 across years from 1890 to 1950. Entries include Gen. MacArthur’s post with Remington Rand, civil air corps tributes to Brig. Gen. Mitchell, New Orleans population, Dallas open shop era pushes, long air flight records, weather observations during a solar eclipse, and humorous note on Houston frog crossings and glowing streets.
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MacArthur
Remington- Rand, Inc
Army
Wisconsin
Civil Air Corps
William Mitchell
New Orleans
South
Dallas
Texas Chamber of Commerce
E. D. Foulois
U.S
Allen Buell
Houston
Bayou
Weiser Wins 25-Word Essay Contest With Quickly
The New York Mirror reports Hlocian J. Weiser of Indiana won a 25 word or less contest on how he wants his wife to dress for a dinner party with the single word Quickly. Douglas Dillon admits waste in foreign aid but urges correction over drastic cuts. Denise Darcel voices fatigue with men and doubts finding an adequate substitute.
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Dave Sullivan
Building Service International
New Tors City
Sullivan
Central Labor Council
Afl-Cio
Nat Goldfinger
Goldfinger
Arthur
Hlocian J. Weiser
Indiana
Douglas Dillon
Navy
Army
Denise Darcel
The
New York Mirror
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