Eisenhower Nehru Talks Seen as Step Toward Understanding
Editorial views on the upcoming Eisenhower Nehru conversations in Washington and Gettysburg noting no formal agenda but potential for better US India ties. Discusses Middle East, China, and Asia policy, plus shared democratic ideals and racial issues as common ground.
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Eisenhower
Nehru
India
Washington
Gettysburg
United States
Free World
Asia
Chou En-lai
China
Chou
Peiping
U.S
Britain
France
America
Middle East
Israel
Mr. Nehru
Soviet Union
Mr. Chou
Hungary
Africa
New Delhi
Peoria City Salaries Rise Under City Manager System
Peoria votes in 1957 faces test as city council salaries jump from 1200 to 1800, and the mayor’s pay triples from 1600 to 4800. The piece argues salaries may threaten the city manager principle of a part time council and questions overall economic sense.
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Peoria
Proposals to Repeal the Two-Term Presidential Limit
The 85th Congress will be asked to repeal the constitutional ban on more than two presidential terms. Rep Augustine Kelly proposes a repeal and President Eisenhower doubts the wisdom of the two-term limit as he begins his second term in 1957.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
80Th
Coneil
Augustine Kelly
D-Pa
Eisenower
Eisenhower
Congress
Peking
Tenneson
Tsinan
Pate
Richard Corden
Ten ‘Neson
Andrew Condron
Corden
Tenne
A New Look At Movie Morals Reforms Since 1930
The article notes shifts in the film industry moral code from 1930 to 1956, contrasting stars Clara Bow and Marilyn Monroe and describing changes in taboos and regulatory approaches over 26 years. It frames the 1950s code updates as a logical climax of evolving standards.
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Clark Gable
Clara Bow
Marilyn Monroe
Kefauver Could Become Senate Judiciary Chairman
The article discusses the unlikely ouster of Sen. James O. Eastland from the Judiciary Committee chairmanship and notes that if displaced, Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee would be the next Democratic in seniority. It highlights Kefauver's career and ambitions as a potential future chair.
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U.S. Senate
James O. Eastland
D - Miss
Judiciary Committee
Sen
Eastland
Senate
Judiciary
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Armed Services
Tenneson
Red Army
Depth Interview With Richard Tenneson Turncoat Regains Mind
Richard Tenneson, Alden Minnesota, a 23 year old former prisoner of war, recounts how brainwashing and education shaped his choice to return from China. He describes life behind the bamboo curtain, compulsion factors, and his plans to write a book while seeking a path forward.
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Richard Tenneson
Southern Illinois
Alden
Minn
Arlie Pate
China
Tenneson
Pate
Carbondale
United States
Arlie
Aaron
Aaron Wilson
Urania
Albert Velhomne
Pennsylvania
Howard Adams
Texas
Lowell Skinner
Akron
Ohio
James Venerals
California
Tsiwan
Scott
Wihan
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Batchelor
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New York
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Florida
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Detroit
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Maryland
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Mississippi
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