Sarasota Republicans Rise in Florida Two-Party Shift
The St. Petersburg Times editorial lauds Sarasota County and Pinellas for a growing Republican registration, from 3,331 to 9,393 in six years, amid a complete re-registration. It argues the two party system will bring better government and clearer platforms despite short-term difficulties.
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Sarasota County
Pinellas
Sarasota
Democratic Party
St. Petersburg Times
Navy eyeing Soviet trawlers as potential threat near Nova Scotia
The United States Navy views Russian fishing trawlers off Nova Scotia as cover for submarine packs and missile activities. The News urges continued Naval surveillance and even target practice against what it calls a Soviet fishing operation with a strategic deterrent role.
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State Department
North American
Nova Scotia
United States of America
United States
Clamor for Red China Recognition Split at ADA Convention
The American Democratic Action calls for negotiations toward recognizing Red China in its 11th annual convention resolution. The piece argues recognition would trigger a panic among allied nations and threaten free world stability in the Far East, urging continued firm U S policy against appeasement.
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Americans For Democratic Action
China
ADA
New Deal
Democratic Party
Far East
United States
Japan
Peiping
U. S
India
Formosa
Peiping They Could Make. and Beleaguered South Viet Nam
North
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Thailand
Siam
Bangkok
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Ditto Malaya
Land of Tin and Rubber
Singapore
Burma
Red China
America
United Nations
East Asia
Today’s Talk by George Matthew Adams
Speech encourages daily effort to improve any task and excel at work. Adams urges doing the best in every job, embracing discipline from William James, and choosing work that inspires pride. He argues attitude shapes health, urges pushing beyond perceived limits, and ends with a call to excel.
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William James
Has Never Seen Russian Threats Spark Dill Commentary
Thomas G. Dill of Middleboro Massachusetts shares a letter ridiculing Khrushchev and defending the United States position. He recalls Siberia and Manchuria events from 1918 19 and discusses American anti-Japanese sentiment and wartime incidents including the Tientsin riot.
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15Th Infantry
Trade Act Flickers Over Relief for Domestic Industries
Congress faces a choice on extending the Reciprocal Trade Agreement Act and the Simpson amendment. The plan would force the President to follow Tariff Commission relief recommendations within 60 days unless Congress authorizes otherwise. Critics warn of protectionism while supporters say it protects American jobs and living standards.
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Tariff Commission
White House
Army
Robert Stevens
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State Department
Made Climb By Himself From Youth Proud Rebel Producer
Samuel Goldwyn Jr. rose from a shadowed lineage to produce his first big film Proud Rebel starring Alan Ladd and Olivia De Havilland. He, 31, married to Jennifer Howard Goldwyn, built his career from the bottom, from theater spying jobs to WWII service, theatre publicity, and indie projects before funds and ambition culminated in a Broadway playing production labeled Produced by Samuel Goldwyn Jr.
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Rockefeller
Ford
Sam Sr
Sam Junior
Sam
Frances Howard Goldwyn
Hollywood
Goldwyn
Sam Jr
Beverly High School
California
Fox Coast Theatres
University of Virginia
Fountain Valley Review
England
J. Arthur Bank
Young Sam
Winston Churchill
America
Universal
Germany
Goldwyn Productions
NATO
Eisenhower
Journal of
Linnett Moore
Westward Productions
Alan Ladd
Mr. Ladd
Olivia DeHavilland
Broadway
Paradise town perks after retirement and moving
A Reader asks about the good points of moving to paradise after retirement. The reply lists five benefits: the fun of starting fresh in a new place, new neighbors who don’t know you, preserved social golf, lower expectations on expenses, and the chance to bloom in better surroundings.
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Kefauver Pursues 1960 Presidential Reckoning
Washington observes Estes Kefauver as an indefatigable and inexplicable figure. A Tennessee senator with a history of independent bids, he faces a 1960 Senate renewal amid puzzling voting patterns and a genial but ambled public persona. His future in national politics remains uncertain yet intriguing.
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Estes Kefauver
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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