Fisticuffs Add Drama To Tired Plot in Illinois Legislature
Editorial laments a Wednesday night House scuffle in Springfield as a legislator uses filibuster theatrics to delay a vote on city sales tax authority. It notes Republican tactics, Daley endorsement, and the looming need for state revenue to fund the July 1 budget, arguing drama won t ease tax burdens.
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Springfield
Leopoldville
Western Union
Paul Powell
Johnson County
Cook County
Guy
Otto Kerner
Chicago
Daley
Illinois
Senate
Kerner
72Nd General Assembly
Mlinois
U N Still The Best Hope In A World Of Rising Perils
Adlai Stevenson defends the United Nations as a universal peace agency. He warns that the decline of European empires and U S economic influence in Latin America risks Communist infiltration. He urges international cooperation to avoid Western defeat and spiraling war.
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World Organization
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Mr. Stevenson
U. S
Latin America
Stevenson
West Berlin
Castro
Clear Policy Is Needed On Presidential Disability
The piece argues for a statutory provision naming a temporary successor if the President becomes disabled. It questions whether the Vice President should act when the President is in pain and notes Kennedy’s back injury. Lawmakers should define when physical incapacity triggers succession to ensure leadership continuity.
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Kennedy
Congress
United States
Lyndon Johnson Noo
Training Peace Corps Volunteers in Texas Native Life
Peace Corps volunteers will be trained in Texas to learn living like the natives as part of a multimillionaire program noted for its well oiled rubber tired airborne natives.
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Peace Corps
Texas
Supreme Court Bans Communists With Speedy Ban Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled that Communists are unconstitutional and should be banned with all deliberate speed, signaling swift action to enforce the decision across the nation. The ruling underscores a sweeping legal stance during a period of heightened political tension and civil concern.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Russia faces Western resistance as allies turn away
The piece surveys Moscow extending flanks in Cuba and Laos while facing defiance from Turkey Albania and the United Arab Republic. It notes arrests of Communists in Istanbul and trials in Albania. Nasser’s Egypt-Damascus crackdown prompts Moscow to seek human rights, drawing closer to Yugoslavia’s neutral stance and prompting calls for a shift in Soviet South policy.
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Cuba
Laos
Turkey
Albania
United Arab Republic
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Kremlin
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Syria
Egypt
Aswan
United States
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Damascus
Harajallah al Hilw
Nasser
Iself
Yugoslavia
United Ark Republic
John Foster Dulles
Rubirosa, a diplomat with luxury ties and wives
Dave Felts surveys the post assassination ripple around Porfirio Rubirosa, an honorary diplomat in the United States. The Dominican figure, famed for five marriages to elite fortunes, faces shifting status as Latin American politics and social circles mix with Kennedy era dining, theater, and society life.
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Dominican Republic
Porfirio Rubirosa
Hispaniola
Rubirosa
United States
Europe
Senorita Flor de Oro Truillo
Rubiroga
Rubirasa
Danielle Darrieux
Doris Duke ‘Cromwell
Duke and Duchess of Windsor Preparing for June Voyage
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor are reportedly packing for a voyage scheduled in June. No further details on destination or itinerary are provided.
First Of A Series U S Industry Going Abroad At Pace
U S industry pushes expansion overseas with an estimated 2.5 billion dollars in new foreign investments this year. General Motors, U S Rubber, Alcoa, Dow, Merck and many others plan or expand abroad, building modern, automated plants in Europe, Canada, Japan and beyond, reshaping global production and domestic investment patterns.
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Itimost
Alx
U.S
General Motors
U. S. Rubber
American Machine and Foundry
Alcoa Aluminum
DuPont
Japan
Raytheon
Palermo
Haly
F. 1
Stokes
Scotland
Warmer
U. 8
Sicily
Chemstrand
Northern Ireland
Merck
Sharp
Dohme
Europe
Canada
Australia
Jaborjat
Britain
Plymouth
England
Minnesota
Miing
Mann-teady
Hely
Pfizer
Remington
Dow Chemical
Crucible Steel
Germany
Milan Steel Company
Alleghany Ludlum
RCA
Electronterest
Belgium
Union Carbide
General Foods
Parke, Davis
Reynalds Aluminwa Wl
Corn Products
Funk Brothers Seed Co
France
Monsanto
Daw Chemical
Mesd Johnson
Smith, Klein and
Borden Chemical
Allied Chemical
South Africa
Ghana
Southeast Asia
Kaiser
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
Transvaal
Acrnea
Edison Enshrined In Hall Of Fame For Americans
The life of Thomas Alva Edison is highlighted as his many inventions shaped daily life from the electric light to the phonograph and mimeograph. Born with limited formal schooling, Edison pursued chemistry and hands on experiment, teaching himself from Parkes book and learning by doing in a home laboratory and on trains.
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Raomas Alva Edie JSON
New York University Hall of Fame
Edison
Edison Himsel
Parker
Thomas Alva Edison
Teetaor
Port
Huron
Detroit
Alva
Ler
Parke
Land
Port Huron
Kay
Editors' Views on Pauling Testimony and Tyranny
The New Republic notes Professor Kalven's critique of how the Senate Judiciary subcommittee used its power to taint Dr. Linus Pauling by linking his petition for a nuclear test ban to Communists. The piece condemns guilt by association and argues the subcommittee aimed to discredit dissent rather than probe the petition.
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New Republic
Harry Kalven
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
Linus Pauling
Internal Security Subcommittee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Dr. Pauling
Pauling
Baman
Maliee
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