Herald Journal front page masthead and motto 1958
The item presents the Herald Journal masthead from a 1958 issue, listing E A Ohara as president and publisher Alexander F Jones as executive editor Clarence H Rinne as business manager and Chauncey Hurley as advertising director. It notes the paper’s independent course and public questions stance. The page also cites Arthur Jenkins and the 1877 founding line, dated Saturday May 24 1958.
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E. A. Ohara
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
Lewis T
Arthur Jenkins
Herald
Lebanon Faces Threat Amid UAR Pressure and US Aid
A longtime observer warns Lebanon's existence is at risk as tensions rise with the United Arab Republic. Beirut could become a Syrian port if Lebanon joins the UAR, with Washington aid seen as limited but potentially ruinous to US credibility.
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Lebanon
Middle East
Europe
Asia Minor
United Arab Republic
UAR
Beirut
Israel
U.S
State Department
United Nations Security Council
Nasser
Kremlin
About Those Women Drivers
The piece contrasts early statistics praising women drivers with new cautions from Mrs. R L C Prout of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. It notes women may commit highway social errors such as failing to signal, lane jumping, temper displays, monopolizing the road, and speeding. The argument shifts to a more balanced view.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
R.lc. Prout
Tolls to Be Next Seaway Controversy
The St Lawrence Seaway faces a tolls clash as US and Canadian bodies prepare recommended rates. Wall Street Journal notes a slight edge for low toll advocates while railroads and eastern ports fear losses. Public hearings and hearings will follow with final decisions possible by fall ahead of an April opening.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
The
Wall Street Journal
Great Lakes
U.S
St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp
Canada
St. Lawrence
Argentina move on Peron amnesty raises return hopes
A bill granting amnesty to Juan Peron and exiled followers passes, boosting talk of Peron’s return from the Dominican Republic. The Peron era ended in a decade of dictatorship marked by bloodshed and fear, making any amnesty a troubling prospect for Argentina.
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Juan Peron
Argentina
Peron
Dominican Republic
Tension a Problem For the Fish Too
An aging expert suggests studying salmon to understand aging as fish endure a five day river dash to spawning grounds. The intense swim ages them like 50 human years, ending in death. The piece ends with a call for tranquility.
Special Utica prosecutor will benefit city recovery
Governor Harriman appoints a special prosecutor in Utica as a step toward moral rehabilitation. After consultations and a formal diagnosis, officials foresee a painful but necessary recovery period, concluding Utica will become a better city.
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Harriman
Utica
Humphrey as Democratic Hopeful Shapes Foreign Policy Image
The piece portrays Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota as a leading Democratic presidential hopeful with strong foreign policy leanings and broad appeal across labor and urban constituencies. It notes his city-polity base, agrarian liberal roots, and prominent role in disarmament efforts while acknowledging some critics and his ADS vice chairmanship.
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Pote
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St. Paul
Humphrey
Minnesota
Democratic-Farmer Labor
TEFL
Congress
George Mi An
East
Americans For Democratic Action
Democratic Party
CIO
AFL
Senate
Harold Stassen
Nameless U. S. Heroes Return To Arlington
Two American soldiers known only to God will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery after a U S homecoming marking Memorial Day 1958. Coffins from Tunisia England France the Philippines and the Pacific will be brought to Washington then moved to Capitol rotunda before final interment beside the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. President Eisenhower will award the Medal of Honor to the unknown dead.
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Capitol
Arlington National Cemetery
Nother
Tunisia
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France
Low Countries
Epinal
Edward O'Neill
St. Albans
Puawaina
Ned Lyle
Erwin
Tex
National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific
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Yuma
Ariz
Hickam Field
Ft. McKinley
Philippines
National Memorial Cemetery
Pacific
Cuba
Boston
Blandy
Canberra
Navy
William R. Charrett
Ludington
Arlington
Potomac River
Capitol Hill
Constitution Avenue
Lincoln Memorial
Potomac
Eisenhower
They Came to Cordura and A Study of Courage review
A wartime expedition tale set in Mexico follows Major Thorn who must marshal five Medal of Honor nominees across dangerous terrain to Cordura. The novel probes courage and cowardice amid a mixed group including a defiant woman as roles shift under trial and peril.
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Mexico
Pancho Villa
Cordura
Glendon Swarthout
Random House
Thorn
General Pershing
Chihuahua
Cordura Yore
Aoe
West Pointer
Major Thorn
Chamoun Faces Nasser Challenge as Lebanon Keeps West Course
Lebanon's President Camille Chamoun, a Maronite Christian, faces pressure from Egypt’s Gamal Abdel Nasser who is accused of inciting rebellion to topple the pro-Western government. Chamoun, 57, rejects concessions, aiming to keep Lebanon a Western-oriented state amid regional upheaval.
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Camille Chamoun
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Lebanon
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Chamoun
Dier El-Kamar
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Camille
Beirut
France
Chamber of Deputies
Britain
U.N
Bechara El-Khoury
Zulfa
Seaside University Drops Underwater Basket Weaving Course
LAW DAY ARMED FORCES DAY and MOTHERS DAY clash in a humor mix. A Seaside university responds to changing times by eliminating its popular course in underwater basket weaving.
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