Mendes France Eyes New Solutions Amid EU Defense Debate
The story reports on Mendes France proposing new solutions to Europe’s defense issue through the European Defense Community. It notes a split in the French cabinet and Rapprochement with allies as Mendes France contemplates resignations and possible moves to shape a unified Western Europe. The piece mentions U.S. and Soviet considerations, cabinet tensions, and the European Defense Community plan’s controversial reception.
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Japanese Communists adapt tactics amid Yoshida critique
A US aligned Japan faces Communist pressure as Premier Yoshida battles cross party criticism. Leaders underground shift from “socialist revolution” to militant influence, while public support for the party wanes from 100k in 1930 to 20k–30k now. Key figures Tokuda Nosaka and Shiga guide the movement, with past purges and 1952 May Day violence shaping the current strategy.
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Guide Explains Buying Stocks
New York City finance primer by Sam Shulsky outlines stock basics from what is a share to how the stock exchange works and contrasts the over the counter market with listed exchanges. The 144 page book from Fawcett Publications sells for 75 cents in paper.
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New York Journal-American
Fawcett Publications
Loss Of Hand Doesn't Stop Pole Painter
Nicholasville Kentucky native Jesse Mattox, a 38 year old itinerant flag pole painter since age 14, lost his right hand in a World War II hand grenade accident in the South Pacific. He returned to work, adjusting gear, tying ropes to his legs to climb poles, and says no one is handicapped if given a chance.
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Akron
Jesse Mattox
Nicholasville
South Pacific
Village Aide Declares Suburb Pays Its Way
Park Forest village manager CHICAGO John Scott argues in Public Management that suburbs are not economic parasites. He says suburban workers support city wealth through labor and taxes, suburbs fund their own services, and Cook County takes more from the village than it returns.
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John Scott
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