First Or Best Atomic Power Plan For United States
The piece weighs options for federal buildout of atomic plants versus private power, urging Congress to define goals. It argues two paths: racing to be first or creating an expansive system that meets growing national power needs by encouraging private industry while boosting know how.
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Albert M. Gore
Congress
Russia
United States
Asia
Far East
U. S
Japan
Doctors need better patient symptom descriptions through physiology training
Dr. Carlos I Reed suggests adding basic physiology lessons in public schools to help patients describe symptoms more precisely. He notes current patients often use vague terms and only report their most recent ailment, which complicates diagnosis.
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Carlos I. Reed
Reed
The Truman Scandals and an Armchair Civics Lesson
A columnist reviews Jules Abels book The Truman Scandals noting its reliance on congressional investigations and press reports. It highlights names like Matt Connolly Harry Vaughan and Joe Nunan while questioning liberalism and the link to corruption in Truman’s era and its impact on tax agencies and public trust.
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Washington, D. C
Truman
Jules Abels
St. Louis
Abels
New York
Washington
Matt Connelly
Donald Dawson
Harry Vaughan
Joe Nunan
Theron Lemar Caudle
Yesteryear
Europe
Trurac
Internal Revenue
Dan Bolich
Refugee Camp Karamaneh in Jordan Faces Eight Years of Exile
The piece documents Karamaneh camp near Jericho housing about 20,000 refugees from lands now held by Israel. It profiles Khaled Muhammad a camp leader and UNRWA aid, notes hunger and rationing, limited work, and efforts like Musa Bey Alami’s wells. Bitter calls for justice and return dominate the scene as visitors observe unrest.
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Karamaneh
United Nations
Old Jericho
Israel
Egypt
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
U. N. Refugee Welfare Agency
Khaled Muhammad
Jaffa
U.N
Karamane
Ruth
Kahaled Muhammad
Palestine
Britain
America
Musa Bey Alami
Jordan River
Musa Bey
Jericho
World Leaders Speak On Budget Strains And Exile Remarks
Ambassador Bohren notes a lean defense budget as Zhukov dines. Cuban exiled leader Piño Socarras says he was flown from Cuba to the U S by police and sent here. President Rhee vows to pursue the will of the people amid unrest after his re election.
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Charles Bohren
Georgi Zhukov
Enhe
Carlos Piio Socarras
U. S
United States
Syngman Rhee
Silent patient drives own story through hospital doors
A man who never saw a motor car becomes the focus of a hospital news item as others reflect on mobility and illness. The piece notes crowded wards and the ironic contrast between technology and patient experience in the medical setting.
Encouraging Yourself Builds Health and Hope
George Matthew writes on self encouragement as a lifelong habit shaping health and character. A strong will, cheerful thinking, and independent mindset empower daily energy, resilience, and growth, echoing Socrates Know Thyself and the joy of continuous learning. Encouraging oneself is a key path to happiness.
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Socrates
Japan’s Trade Drift Toward Communist Ties Cited
Washington warns that internal pressures in Japan push Premier Hatoyama's Liberal-Democrat government toward increasing trade with Communist nations. Analysts note unofficial treaties with eight Red governments and a proposed Viet Nam deal hinged on easing the U.S. embargo. The issue risks widening a Communist wedge into Japan's economy and, ultimately, its politics.
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Washington
Ichiro Hatoyama
Japan
Soviet Russia
China
North Korea
North Viet Nam
United States
Auto dealers seek reform to restore dignified car business
Washington reports Sen. Mike Monroney and Sen. Frederick Payne push a bill to curb dealer pressure to buy unnecessary goods and to end bootlegging in autos. Cadillac dealer Carl Fribley says reforms may reduce overstocks and dubious insurance offers while restoring stability in the industry.
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Washington
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Buffalo
Monroney
Frederick G. Payne
R.me
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Subcommittee
Monromney
Payne
Carl E. Fribley
Cadillac
Pontiac
Norwich
N.Y
National Automobile Dealers Assn
Frederick J. Bell
Sa'd. Fribley
America
Senator Monroney
Sen. Monroney
Fribley
Special Duty and the Value of Timely Work
The verse urges seizing the working day to accomplish a special duty. It contrasts dawn and dusk with the insistence that delaying tasks wastes the day and reduces satisfaction. It champions purposeful effort before each new sunrise.
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National Democratic
Hannegan
McGrath
Boyle
McKinney
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USA
Free World
Holmes
Alexander
Joseph Alsop
Moscow
George Matthew
Adams
Ho Chi Minh
Fulton
James J Metcalfe
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