Political Outlook From June 1956 On Presidential Hopefuls
The piece surveys 1956 Democratic and Republican prospects noting Stevenson as a leading Democratic figure, Eisenhower’s strong position, Kefauver’s coalition attempts, and the South’s key role. It discusses how Stevenson’s stance on segregation could affect Southern support and the timing of crucial party decisions ahead of Chicago and San Francisco conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirman
Shaw
Nien
Repubé
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Nixon
Iceland faces pressure to expel U S troops from Keflavik base
The article notes a coalition in the Icelandic Althing seeking to oust American forces from the Keflavik air base, while NATO and UN roles are discussed. It emphasizes Iceland’s strategic location between London and New York and the importance of maintaining allied access to communications and air facilities.
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Iceland
United States
ATO
Keflavik
Amert ‘Gama
Areek
United Nations
United Nations Organization
NATO
Oaey
Itta
Campaign finance records questioned by Justice Department
The reports of campaign contributions by both parties are believed missing from the Justice Department. Clerk Roberts worries about not having donor details as FBI and IRS seek records for several recent campaigns. There is concern funds may have been destroyed, with implications for donors and political maneuvering.
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Justice Department
Roberts
House of Represpentatives
Department
Congress
FBI
Internal Revenue Department
Tts
Rita Hayworth Faces Stage Fright On Comeback Trail
Rita Hayworth confesses stage fright during her comeback with Fire Down Below near Tobago. She discusses the grind of location work, a recent split from Dick Haymes, studio clashes, and her wish to do a comedy while continuing to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobago
B.W.I
Rita Hayworth
Dick Haymes
Columbia Pictures
Poe
Bob Mitchum
Jack Lemmon
Trinidad
Whosoever Will May Come to Christ
The passage explains that human choice and divine sovereignty coexists. Belief depends on the Holy Spirit drawing individuals, while any person may come to Christ if they believe. God loves the world and offers eternal life to all who believe in Jesus as Savior and Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
God
Jesus
Faxes And Valuations Debate On Property Taxes
Strong sentiment in society questions the fairness of current property tax valuations. Critics say assessments do not reflect sale values and vary by individual opinion. Homeowners may prefer lower valuations for tax reasons even if sale prices differ.
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Trere
Marty
de Bay
Campaigns and odd analogies swirl around Tal Madge
An unclear volley of remarks questions Tal Madge’s campaign and readiness. A referenced buyer of a vacuum cleaner for his head and a claim about learning water skiing in three hours frame a freewheel discussion about contest and public reaction amid local politics.
Thomasville Times Enterprise Local News Publication Notice
Public notice from the Times Enterprise Co Inc in Thomasville Georgia states republication rights and daily publication terms for news dispatches, second class mail status, and advance payment details with tax figures and office contact.
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Times-Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville, Ga
Red Leaders Face Potential Step Aside Amid Stalin’s Shadow
The article weighs whether current Red leaders in Russia and allied states must surrender power to new figures. It links their authority to Stalin, notes Khrushchev’s denouncement of the cult of the individual, and asks if leaders will relinquish power peacefully or miscalculate, risking history’s judgment.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Pete AL Ach
Communist Party
Nikitaev
Stalin
Red
Khrushchev
Khruschev
Clothing firms push for bold new suit trend for fathers
In a city column, garment makers vow to persuade fathers to buy colorful, modern jackets. they scoff at the stodgy double breasted style tied to Eisenhower era fashion. The piece notes grocers and shoppers eye changes, hinting at a lively retail mood.
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Frankfort
Eisenhover
Miller Mood Shifts On Communism and Passport Requests
The article discusses Arthur Miller’s testimony before the House Committee on Un American Activities, arguing his past ties to Communist activity were temporary reactions to mood. It contrasts artistic independence with political blacklisting and cites Dostoyevsky, Rosenbergs, and shifting loyalties as public debates about motive and responsibility.
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Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Saul
Tarsus
Damascus
Rand Ranist
State Department
Europe
Arthur
Khrushchev
Stalin
Daily Worker
Stop Me Pretton Buys Damp Riverbank House
A buyer buys a house by a river despite damp cellar claims. A month later he storms the seller’s office with a threat and jokes about mouser traps catching fish. Red Buttons skips a dinner for humorist Harry Hershfield, whose honorary mayor designation spurs his mother’s quip.
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Pretton
Sahara
Field
Bronx
Red
Hershfield
New York
Mama
Lehman
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Fragmented OCR Clues Stir Historical Word Puzzle Notes
A collection of brief cryptic clues lists terms and numbers such as biblical character, southern state abbreviation, departure and various incomplete phrases. The text reads like a word puzzle segment with scattered hints and partial entries.
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Y¢ Kefauver Chance
Etly ‘Nil
Fea
Steven
Kefauver
Chicago
San Francisco
South
Cand
Boyle
Hayworth
Hal Boyle
Rita
Ag Rapid
Talmadge
Ochlocknee River
Thomaanille Times-Enterprise
Associated
PRESS
THE
Bint
Arthur’ Miller
George E. Sokolsky
Miller
Fund For the Republic
Mostion
Dostoyevsky
Soviet Russia
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Berge
By Bennett Cerf
Red Buttons
Harry Hersh
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