Billy Graham Draws Crowds in Manhattan Madison Square Garden
A contemporary newspaper notice praises Billy Graham in Manhattan as crowds line streets awaiting admission to Madison Square Garden. The essay lauds his modern sincere preaching, his impact on Eisenhower era symbolism, and the charitable funding of his revival efforts.
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Manhattan
Madison Square Garden
Paramount Theater
Billy Graham
Europe
Eisenhower
Whose Bomb Is Better
The piece argues Prime Minister Macmillan overstated Britain’s H bomb’s lack of fallout. It notes the weapon’s high-altitude detonation, equivalent danger to ground bursts, and fallout questions. It discusses Britain’s shift from a secondary role to independent nuclear bargaining and its impact on future test bans and Western defense dynamics.
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Harold Macmillan
Britain
Pacific
Europe
United States
Admits Killing Those Who Deserved It on TV
A television interview with Mickey Cohen is depicted as expose of a gangster admitting killings. The column denounces Cohen as a boastful criminal and argues TV air time fuels crime, praising public backlash and calling for accountability of networks.
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Mike Wallace
Mickey Cohen
Angeles
Stassen’s London talks lift comeback in disarmament phase
Harold Stassen forges a rehabilitated image through the London disarmament talks where the United States and the Soviet Union appear closer to agreement. Observers say he has recovered some Washington credibility despite long odds of a presidential bid. Eisenhower’s backing kept him in government, and his persistent stance made him a key U.S. representative in face-to-face negotiations despite earlier Nixon-era setbacks.
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Washington
Harold Stassen
London
United States
Stassen
Mr. Stassen
Minnesota
Hall
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Herter
Nixon
Eisenhower
Congress
Dwight Eisenhower
U.S
Liquid Lead Pencils and Other Inventions Back Then
In Hollywood during World War II a cosmetics line tested olive drab finger nail polish. liquid lead pencils failed due to pale writing. The piece surveys failed gadgets from cigars lighter gas issue to sun powered radios, radar stoves, radar ovens, ultrasonic cleaners, and flat TV screens, noting uncertain markets and ongoing tinkering.
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Washington
Hollywood
Chicago
Sarasota principal wins Harvard scholarship leave of absence
William Henry Cone, principal of Sarasota High School, earned a Kellogg Foundation scholarship in public school administration at Harvard University. He will take a one year leave, with an evaluation during the second year and possible return to an administrative post. The move comes as Sarasota seeks continuity with a new principal later this summer.
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Mickey Cohen
Cain
William Henry Cone
Sarasota High School
Kellogg Foundation
Harvard University
Cone
SHS
Harvard
Sarasota
Goodlad
Board of Public Instruction
South County
Whitfield
Whitfield Estates
North Isles
U.S. 41
R. K. Barney
Hoffa to Testify in New York Senate Probe Hearings
The report says Jim Hoffa is set to testify in the New York hearings alongside questions for Johnny Dio and other Teamsters leaders. It notes a 1955 push for seven new locals and Hoffa's alleged facilitation of charters, with Beck approving the rounds in New York canyons and union funds.
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Dave Beck
Senate
New York
Senate Committee
Beck
Manhattan Isle
Johnny Dio
Teamsters
Labor
Teamster
Jim Hoffa
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