Ike Rule Reassessed In Adams Ethics Question
An editorial reviews the Eisenhower pledge to maintain an uncompromising code of ethics in government service and analyzes its relevance to White House chief Sherman Adams. It notes Adams admitted receiving gifts from Bernard Goldfine and inquiring into cases where Goldfine had interests, arguing his conduct fell short of the standard and created political embarrassment for Republicans.
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Uncontrolled Flights Ramp Up Near Miss Reports
The 1958 period sees near-misses rise to about four daily, driven by pilots reporting more, not by more hazards. Civil Air and CAB cite radar ground-control bottlenecks and lengthy training as core obstacles, projecting five years before safety goals are met. a cooperative government mood aids funding.
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Wills and spouses share of estate explained by expert
Senior Forum expert notes that self made wills often fail to cover contingencies between spouses. Proposes clauses where the survivor gets life interest and a share to a third party later. Advises clear discussion and avoids secret wills or hidden provisions.
Knowland At Crossroads In Right-To-Work Battle
California politics hinge on the right to work with Bill Knowland in the frame. Pro America endorsed Knight for senate and Knowland for governor amid labor pressure and business caution. The drive to qualify a right to work petition intensified as conservatives and labor clash over funding, leadership, and public support ahead of November elections.
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Waitresses and the gaze of external measured value
A reader ribbed by an advertisement for waitresses aged 21 to 35 with exact bust 34 24 34 questions what a blonde offers that others do not. He argues externals overshadow souls in a critique of civilization and modern notions of progress and beauty. He ponders hands, strength, and the direction of society.
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Lincoln and Douglas Debates Sparked 1858 Senate Race
A century ago Abraham Lincoln pursued the Illinois Senate seat facing Stephen A. Douglas. The 1858 campaign featured debates across seven cities after a unanimous Springfield convention, amid national turmoil over slavery and the Dred Scott decision.
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