Yugoslavia and U S Relations Read Amid Cold War Tensions
A look at Tito's Yugoslavia shows a paradoxical, independent stance not aligned with either bloc. Washington debates continued aid amid Cold War friction, with Senators Knowland and others wary of military support. Belgrade argues US policy reflects isolation needs while Yugoslavia seeks economic and strategic latitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Yugoslavia
Amon
Senate
William Knowland
California
Soviet Union
Marshal Tito
Stalin
Paris
Greece
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Belgrade
Europe
Organization For Economic Cooperation
Eun Atomic Agency
Russia
United States
Congress
Tito
Balk
Civil Rights Bid Reunites Republicans in 1960 Outlook
Washington reports a rare Republican unity as Civil Rights debate opens in the Senate. Nixon and Knowland align to win the Negro vote and a long-term White House bid, while Southern and liberal wings contend for power and survival amid strategic party realignment. Blinking and winking end with no clear roll calls yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Republican Party
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Republican
William F. Knowland
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Robert A. Taft
Eugene D. Millikin
Colorado
Taft
Millikin
Nixon
Knowland
California
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Humprey Dominates Senate Hearing In 1957 Testimony
The article portrays Secretary of the Treasury George M. Humphrey dominating a Senate Finance Committee hearing with a assertive, businesslike stance. It recollects his unchanging views, his self described pride in a record, and his failure to achieve the budget control he had promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Finance Committee
Humphrey
George M. Humphrey
Saturday Evening Post
America
George Humphrey
Sen
Harry Byrd
Eisenhower
Ise Ag
Marion Folsom
Oscar Ewing
Ezra Taft Benson
Harry Ruman
Sinclair Weeks
Defense
Charles Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Enforcement System Improves at Crab Orchard Refuge
A federal court order shifts minor violations to U S Commissioners in Benton and Harrisburg from East St Louis federal court. Commissioners can sentence up to six months and levy fines up to 500 dollars for offenses including reckless boating speeding vandalism and other state or federal law violations. The change aims to reduce violations and strengthen refuge enforcement with future staff additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crab Orchard Refuge
U. S. Commissioners of
Benton
Harrisburg
U. S. District Court
East St. Louis
U. S
Scholarships For Illinois Students To Benefit From 600000 Fund
Gov Stratton signed Friday a program offering at least 1000 scholarships of up to 600 each to Illinois students. The 600000 fund supports both private and state colleges, allowing aid to be used at either private schools or state universities. The measure aims to ease finances for those seeking higher education and to help private schools expand enrollments. It is a modest but meritorious step toward addressing college costs in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Ana
Stratton
Colomd
University of Illinois
Southern Illinois University
Aa Ae
Controversy in architecture and a mid-century diplomacy tribute
The piece notes disputes between radicals and conservatives in architecture and praises John Foster Dulles for fifty years in U. S. diplomacy since 1953. It mentions a track coach predicting a 3 55 mile time within five years and recalls the 1923 oil company highway map with a later unnamed genius refining it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster Dulles
U. S
Oil Company
Eisenhower Kishi talk aims to boost Japanese trade ties
In Washington the U S Japanese conference closed on a constructive note as Allied nations ease trade restrictions with Peiping Japan vows to remain in the West camp and push world trade The talks focus on Japan’s economic links with Southeast Asia and the broader Free World including possible US loan aid and gradual troop redeployment A good start but no immediate prospect for Ryuku Bonin status or nuclear test limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kishi
Japan
Eisenhower
Washington
China
Britain
Peiping
United
Southeast Asia
Ishi
United States
Far East
Allon
U. S
Free World
Justice Tempo In New York Court Report
Justice Peck's report shows court reforms cut backlog from 15000 to 3000 in seven years. Delays remain in personal injury trials, with wait times fallen from four years to about 18 months. He urges further action by voters, including possible jury trial changes or more judges, to eliminate delays and streamline the civil code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Peck
Supreme Court of
New York County
Supreme
Justice Peck
Blc
Tweed Commission
Senators criticize doctor seeking 1500 fee from Hoop er parents
Senators, but no representatives, attack the doctor demanding a 1500 fee from Benny Hooper's parents. The item mocks political haggling as Illinois bakers loan President Cross near 100000, a gesture any baker would envy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Hooper
Illinois
President Cross
The
Bakers Union
Private Power Faces Backlash Over Hell's Canyon Plan
The Senate backed a high dam on the Snake River near Hell's Canyon amid outrage at tax write-offs granted Idaho Power. Critics compare the move to Dixon-Yates, arguing private utilities seek government aid while touting private enterprise. The piece urges private developers to fund projects themselves without federal guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Hell’ Canyon
Hell’s Canyon
Idaho Power Co
Federal Power Commission
Snake River
PPC
Commission
Senate
U. S. Supreme Court
Idaho Power
U. S
Dixon-Yates
Tennessee Valley Authority
Sal
Sen. Kefauver
Nike to Winged and Wingless Victory Reference
David Felts recalls researching Nike the Greek goddess of victory for a column. He notes the term appears in statues and envisions the winged and wingless forms while contrasting with the Honest John missile and political seating in the Senate chamber and the 45th President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nike
U.S
John
Senate
Springfield
Washington
Night session reveals slow House pace and baseball on radio
Report from the IHniorsislature notes the 45th Press watching laws be made as the House lagged two hours behind schedule by 9:35 pm on Thursday. Visitors observed shirt sleeves and informal surroundings while missing the judicial reform wrangle and catching the Cardinals Pirates game on car radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
Pirates
Design for Living by Rosemary Cobham
The artist observes with quickened inner sense and uses selection to transform outward image into inward meaning. The canvas, through color perspective and design, conveys what the man believes is worthwhile to remember before impetuous painting.
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Fred Theroux
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
West Stead
Balkan
Moscow
Poland
Phrey
Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Draja Mihailovich
Josip Broz
Peter
London
Mihailovich
Marshall Tito
Mr. Kishi
Free Lance
Moon
Sattemeile Ui
Ladies Home Journal
Abbott Mills
Steve Ambrose Jr
University of Wisconsin
Illinois State Historical Society
Benjamin P. Thomas
Paul M. Angle
Angles
Thomases
Felts
Paul Angle
Club Nation
Lincoln
Ben Thomas
Abraham Lincoln
Ghatenne
Chicago Historical Society
Artie Shaw
Retireva
Spain
Re “‘Fesnes
Kathleen
Amber
Windsor
Ava Gardner
Frank Sinatra
Mickey Rooney
Saint Ives
Sutherland Sisters
Evelyn Keyes
Justice Tempo In
New York
New York Times
David Felts
Design For Living
Rosemary Cobham
Christian Science Monitor
By Galbraith
NEA Service, Inc
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!