State Senate Race Seen Shifting Power in Manatee County
The piece argues Republicans should field a strong candidate to challenge the Manatee political machine led by Sheriff Roy Baden. It notes Joe Bill Rood may retire, cites possible Gettis Lee tensions, and suggests Sarasota County leverage for a Sarasota-based candidate to win in a coming state senate race.
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Ith
Joe Bill Rood
Bradenton
Manatee County
Florida
Manatee
Roy Baden
Mariatee
Gettis Lee
Baden
Sarasota
Sarasota County
Senatorship grilling ends for new ambassador to Switzerland
Senator Smith from New Jersey pressed Henry J. Taylor on his educational choice at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing. The author broadcaster now ambassador to Switzerland reportedly believes in flying saucers while Senator Capehart asked Taylor to search for any surviving Capehart Germans in the region.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry J. Taylor
Switzerland
Smith
New Jersey
Taylor
University of
Virginia
Princeton
Capehart
Indiana
Mr. Taylor
Supreme Court rulings and press fury over Jencks Act critique
A historical column rails at a Supreme Court decision on FBI files and conspiracies. It argues the court binds future cases, cites Frankfurter and Holmes, and warns about leveraging the ruling in labor boards and criminal prosecutions. The piece condemns Marxist texts and political crime distinctions while lamenting perceived ideological bias.
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FBI
United States Supreme Court
Jencks
State Labor Board
Felix Frankfur
The Truth About Reuther Part I
Reprinted from Human Events examines Walter Reuther with mixed praise and sharp critique. The piece notes his lack of formal college completion yet extensive overseas study and public recognition. It argues current Reutheriana distorts history and questions his stance on communism and union leadership.
Old Inns Remembered and the Charm They Held
A reminiscence on vanished inns in America and Europe recounts warm hospitality, open fireplaces, and the famous gatherings of Johnson, Hudson, Franklin, and others. The author laments lost places such as Ford’s Wayside Inn and reflects on how travel in “Little Things” inspired honest writing and lasting friendship.
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America
England
Ireland
Dr. Johnson
Henry Ford
Longfellow
W. H. Hudson
Hudson
Franklin
George Gissing
Italy
Downhold
Mick
Notable U S coins and ethnic notes in early holdings
A 1822 five dollar U S gold piece valued at about 15 000 dollars is listed among Smithsonian rarities in Washington D C A Brooklyn mosque serves a Russian Tartar group A note on Irish mobility mentions 24 Dublins in the United States The Irish introduced potatoes to New England and Russia imposed beard taxes under Czar Peter I The first U S rayon yarn spool was spun in Marcus Hook Pennsylvania in 1950 Razor steel consumption in the United States runs about 5500 tons annually No gold has been minted in the United States since 1933
Nostalgic tribute gathering for United Press ex employees
Washington report recalls the Downhold Club reunion at the National Press Club with about 200 former United Press staffers and spouses. The piece highlights L B Mickel the retired bureau head, promotions from within, and anecdotes of travel, expense accounts, and newsroom camaraderie. The tone mixes affection and insider humor about the press service's earlier days.
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Washington
Thethers
National Press Club
United Press
L. B. Mickel
Mickel
Hollywood
Bride
U.S
Hoover
Goldwater Sees Unions Cash In Politics War
Walter Reuther faces a clash with Barry Goldwater over the use of union funds in political campaigns. Goldwater cites indirect dues spending from unions and predicts Senate scrutiny, including payments for precinct workers and related campaign activity. He asserts dues should not finance political efforts by any party.
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Walter Reuther
Soviet Union
Murray Kempton
United Automobile Workers
Victor
Melvin Bishops
America
Communist Party
UAW
Goldwater
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Colorado River Rapids
Union
Lloyds of London
Reuther
Sen. Goldwater
Green
Colorado
Manhattan
Detroit
Auto Workers’ Union
OSS
Guy Nunn
Nunn
Auto Union
Senate Select
McClellan
Senate Select Committee
Senate Lobbying Committee
True Family: What Makes a Family and Shared Purpose
A reflective verse examines what truly defines a family beyond marriage and children. It argues that shared joy sacrifice love and joint prayer bind members to a common goal and mutual support, forming a special unity.
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