Knowland for 1960 Bid Rides Conservative Tide
The piece argues William F. Knowland as the strongest conservative Republican beacon in 1960, urging Nixon to ally with him. It cites California strength, Taft-like credentials, and a platform of economy, limited federal power, and states rights while criticizing civil rights agitation and federal unions.
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Africa
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Robert Taft
William Knowland
California
William F. Knowsland
Buck-Passing DeLuxe Phila Hires Washington Lobbyists
Business Week lauds Philadelphia for hiring full time Washington lobbyists to push federal money for tax, park, urban renewal, and Delaware Valley projects. The plan centralizes credit to six city congressmen while warning that broader city lobbying may erode taxpayer funds and spur widespread federal competition.
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Business Week
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Senate Panel to Question Pauling on Communist Ties
Washington Dr Linty Pauling Cal Tech professor opposed atomic tests faces questions from Senate Internal Security Committee chaired by Democrat Chet Holifield June 5. Critics call him a front joiner with a prolific subversive record while defenders point to his Nobel chemistry prize and diverse scientific peers.
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Chet Holifield
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Pauling
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Beale Subpaiami
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United States
Stockholm
Disarmament Talks Rise as Soviets Hint Agreement Possible
The article argues the Soviet Union may accept reasonable arms reduction plans and urges a safe treaty with thorough inspection. It lays out essential elements: mutual national interest, modest but visible limits, continuous inspection, and an open skies trial, while warning against overreliance on trust and the dangers of political complacency.
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Washington
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Adm. Radford
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Nikita Khrusehchev
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Eisenhower
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Change My Past A Poem Reflections on Time and Regret
A reflective verse by James J Metcalfé contemplates changing the past. The speaker resents misdeeds and harsh words yet values certain sorrows and mistakes for shaping present victories and memories of young love.
You Were Born to Victory Inspires Self Reliance Spark
A reader shares a personal reflection inspired by Emerson and Whitman about lighting a hidden spark within each person. The note cites Self Reliance and the idea that effort illuminates others, urging self effort to transform failure into success.
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Emerson
Gabé
William Allen White
Shakespear
Sunshine Senator McClellan Named Father of the Year
The labor racketeering investigator often called Sunshine Senator McClellan is celebrated as father of the year. The remark contrasts his limited actions for six children with Dave Beck's lavish treatment of a single child.
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Senator McClellan
Dave Beck
Bakers Gift Max Kralstein Rich Feast Tells Union Ties
New York bakers hosted a gala dinner at the Waldorf Astoria for Max Kralstein of the Internationalers’ and Confectioners’ Union. They presented gifts including a $1,421 oil portrait and a $1,650 mink coat, with funds totaling $57,818.94 to buy a house. Testimony showed bakers paid for tickets and ads to maintain peace within the union, with some saying they never knew Kralstein. Kralstein recalled frequent testimonial dinners and noted he recently bought a Bronx house, leaving little for furniture.
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Joseph Kramer
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John L. McClellan
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Robert Kennnedy
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Fallout and Hazards Shape Atomic Industry Labor Battle
The article surveys unions and safety rules shaping the private atomic energy sector with 100000 workers exposed to radiation. It cites contracts on solo work bans, safety committees, and protective clothing, plus debates on bonuses, film badges, and child exposure limits.
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James J. Bainbrick
National Industrial Conference Board
Bambrick
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Jim Mitchell
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