Race Bias Debate in India and South Africa at U N
Article notes India leads calls for a United Nations inquiry into South Africa’s racial policies while facing internal caste discrimination. It contrasts U S desegregation efforts with India’s untouchables and cites U N abstention as a stance. Also mentions the Army’s Sagebrush mock battle costing five million dollars.
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India
United Nations
South Africa
W. C. du Plessis
U.N
London Economist
United States
U.S
Stevenson Campaign Tour Planned Across States
Adlai Stevenson outlines a long campaigning plan with speeches in Florida in December California in February and Minnesota and Maine in July. A socialite dismissively mocked a news story about radioactive tableware suggesting it was dried egg removable by scrubbing.
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Adlai Stevenson
Florida
California
Minnesota
Maine
Molotov Faces Pressure as Geneva Talks Unravel
Molotov admitted an ideological slip in a Soviet letter but kept his post and attended Geneva. He broke up the talks by opposing German unification through free elections, a move that raised questions about his tenure and blamed the failure on the Moscow and Geneva dynamics.
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Molotov
Sureme Soviet
U.S.S.R
Georgi Malenkov
Soviet Union
Geneva
Kremlin
Bulganin
Nehru and Bulganin Bloc Comment Echoed in Cold War Tone
The remark attributed to Nehru toward Bulganin rejects bloc membership. The piece also speculates on atomic power reaching homes and creating new professional roles for PhD holders.
Mississippi Faces Till Case After Double Acquittal
An all white jury acquitted two Mississippi men in the Emmett Till murder case. A grand jury declined to indict for kidnapping despite admissions. Gov. Stratton calls for further investigation. Federal action hinges on possible federal law violation and crossing state lines. Mississippi bears responsibility to seek justice.
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Mississippi
Emmett Till
Chicago
William Stratton
Illinois
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Eskimos’ confession On Alaskan igloos and American life
A curious line notes that some Alaska natives who admit never seeing an igloo imply that relatively few Americans live in the saddle. The item uses regional quirks to hint at broader settlement patterns and unfamiliar geographies for readers.
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Alaska
Chicago Sunday Tribune column blends sports rosters and literary digressions
David Felts notes that Tribune Sunday football lineups favored full names for collegians but last names for pros. The column then mocks toothpicks as hazards, reviews Wagenknecht on Longfellow, and traces Longfellow’s family, Hall of Fame additions, and cultural curiosities from 1939 to current events.
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Chicago Sunday Tribune
Bob DesEnfants
Trib
Hirsch
Janowicz
Blanda
Carpenter
Edward Wagenknecht
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Longfellow
Alice
Allegra
Edith
Buddy
Joe
Henry
Former Gov Justice Senator Byrnes Seek Memoir Response
Former Governor and Senator Jimmy Byrnes discussed writing a book to rebut pages in the Truman memoirs. The question remains how many rebuttals elder statesmen are allowed by the publishers union.
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Justice
Jimmy Byrnes
Truman
Book Publishers’ Union
Molotov Mention Ties to Big Four Block Story
A nostalgic reference ties a figure named Molotov to a pivotal block in the Big Four discussion while noting U S pharmaceutical industry spending. The piece states five cents per sales dollar on research and four cents on deciphering doctors prescriptions.
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Molotov
U. S
Free German Elections by Dorothey Thompson in Moscow
Dorothy Thompson reports an hour and a half interview with Izvestia editor Konstantin Gubin. He says the Soviet government rejects a united Germany in NATO and opposes Western military alliances, while favoring German reunification under neutral, nonaligned terms and preserving internal German affairs.
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Dorothy Thompson
Moscow
Konstantine Gubin
Izvestia
Communist Party
Pravda
U.S.S.R
Germany
U S.S.R
West Germany
NATO
Bonn
Soviet Union
East Germany
Western Germany
Foreign Policy Debated In 1956 Campaign By GOP Criticism
GOP leaders aim to keep foreign policy off limits in the 1956 race but their effort is seen as a flop. Democrats recall past GOP attacks in 1952 1953 and 1954 while Eisenhower Nixon and Dulles faced sharp Democratic retorts and warnings about partisan criticism.
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Eisenhower
Walter George
Georgia
Richard Nixon
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Nixon
Detroit
Korea
Stevenson
Adlai
Dean Acheson
Alger Hss
GOP
Acheson
Bonn Declaration Says Russians Block German Reunification
Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentano told the Soviet Union that normal West German Soviet ties are impossible while Moscow blocks German reunification. He rejected separate Bonn Moscow talks and endorsed Adenauer’s agreement as the basis for policy.
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Bonn
Germany
Heinrich von Brentano
West Germany
Soviet Union
Moscow
Bundestag
von Brentano
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet efforts in Moscow seek diplomatic recognition
In September, the Soviets aimed to establish diplomatic recognition in Moscow, but the official noted such relations are presently "an event of technical importance for the time being."
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Moscow
Butler in Hawaii Plans Speech at $100 Dinner
Paul Butler national chairman of the Democratic party arrived in Honolulu for a week of conferences and a speech at a $100 plate dinner. He told newsmen that if Democrats control the 85th Congress they will approve statehood for Hawaii and Alaska.
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Honolulu
Paul Butler
Democratic Party
Butler
Hawaii
Alaska
Planning officials note alleys fading out and being covered
City planners warn alleys are disappearing in many areas as openings are filled in or covered over. Officials cite safety and circulation concerns and urge restoration or proper maintenance where alleys remain.
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Wright
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Ted Lewis
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