Strauss Quits AEC After Feud With Anderson
Chairman Strauss resigns from the Atomic Energy Commission after a bitter feud with Senator Clinton Anderson. He will remain as White House special assistant on atoms for peace, having declined renomination to avoid a public confirmation battle.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Adm
White House
AEC
Fireman Commission
Dixon-Yates
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Washington
Senate
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
Anderson
Mr. Strauss
Strauss-Anderson
Pat Boone Earns Magna Cum Laude Honors at Columbia
Pat Boone graduates with top five percent in his Columbia University class aided by a grueling slate of acting, recording, and TV duties. The degree signifies tenacity and thirst for knowledge, with Boone praised as a positive role model amid concerns about juvenile behavior and rock era excesses.
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Pat Boone
Columbia University
Sands
Arthur Godfrey
Belkin Leads Yeshiva From Humble Polish Roots To Prominent University
Doctor Samuel Belkin built Yeshiva University from a modest Polish immigrant start into a $6.5 million budget, expanding into six campuses with Stern College for Women and Einstein Medical College. Today about 3,500 Orthodox students study there as Belkin, at 46, guides growth and fundraising.
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Brown University
Ira J. Sobol
Belkin
Selma Ehrlich
Yeshiva
The
Theological Seminary
Sammy
Dr. Belkin
Senators Propose Memorial For Pig War Peacemaker
A pair of senators, Warren Magnuson and Henry Jackson, urge creating a San Juan Island national monument to honor Emperor Wilhelm I and the 1846 to 1871 Pig War story. The piece recounts the boundary missteps, joint occupation, and arbitration that settled the dispute in favor of the United States.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Wilhelm I
Germany
Warren G. Magnuson
Henry M. Jackson
San Juan Island
Washington State
Britain
Canada
Padre Island
Padre
Hudson Bay Company
Winfield Scott
Victoria
Scott
Senate
House
Weathered Adage Echoes Through Storms and Threats
A cryptic verse fragment invokes lightning thunder and sea ships with Mistress Hope up a tree and Satan approaching. The lines urge bolting doors as danger looms, attributed to R L eon.
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Mistress Hope
Satan
R.L
Southern Democrats guide reciprocal trade battle in Congress
In a rare break from sectional stance, Southern congressmen and Senators drive the push to extend reciprocal trade. Leaders Rayburn Mills and Byrd marshal a skilled, quiet campaign to secure broader world trade amid intense political pressure. The effort reshapes support, risking civil rights fault lines as the South seeks economic leverage and a durable regional role.
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Congress
House
Senate
Senate House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Hell
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Woodrow Wilson
South
Millions Think It Is Still Alive Obituary The Day The Dollar Died
The piece portrays the Dollar as a deceased currency with a living phantom the Fedbanked Dollar, tracing the dollar's death to 1933 and the Roosevelt era bank holiday. It notes public denial, economic collapse, and social reactions from Chicago to New York amid wide distrust and improvisation with money. The text frames the Dollar as a long-lived social symbol rather than a physical instrument.
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U.S
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Hoover
Michigan
United States
Chicago
Wall Street
Detroit
New York
Bellevue
Fifth Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Senior Forum exposes family business entanglement and assets
A reader asks if she can counter a husband who uses a business to own all assets including their home and cars. The column notes life insurance and a will favoring the husband’s brothers, and suggests social pressure as a route to address the imbalance while warning the welfare of the family outweighs business tactics.
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Talk by George Matthew Adams on worry and resilience
The speaker argues that worries over unchangeable events are energy wasted and urges focus on courage faith and constructive coping. He urges not to fear misfortune, to plan, act bravely, and keep inner faith strong while living with life’s uncertainties.
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