Lebanon withdrawal signals stable new government in Beirut
The article notes Lebanon’s withdrawal of troops and a shift in leadership with Chehab as head of state. It highlights reduced internal tensions as rebel influence wanes and the new government asserts sovereignty amid regional pressures from the Camp David era rivals.
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President Eisenhower to Campaign for Republicans
President Eisenhower will campaign for Republican candidates speaking in Los Angeles on October 20 and in San Francisco and Chicago on consecutive days. The move follows party strategists noting his past campaign impact and aims to boost Senate and House candidates amid uphill races.
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Withdrawal debate marks Lebanon crisis reaction
Reuters reports mixed American views on Lebanon policy as U S troops land. Public opinion favors funding for a forensic effort while broad withdrawal sentiment grows amid fears of imperial entanglement and a desire to avoid deeper involvement in Lebanon's affairs.
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Miscotaley Nave
Dulles Stands On the Moral Issue
Secretary Dulles in New York declares the United States will not retreat in the Formosa dispute while maintaining flexibility. The speech frames the issue as a moral test against aggression, urging allied support and warning that the Communists will use force to back demands.
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Mao
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Unie
Ule
President Endorses Supreme Court Ruling on School Segregation
The President declares that forcing segregated schooling violates the Constitution and emphasizes that the LOA Supreme Court decision must be respected. He frames his personal view as a clear stance to advance the integration matter and prevent misinterpretation of prior military statements.
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Supreme Court
Faye Milntary
Eisenhower
LOA Supreme Court
Resistance tactics rise in the South over school integration
The article surveys how different groups respond to the federal integration order. It notes attempts to evade desegregation through private schools and resistant strategies while criticizing these moves as barriers to real education. It highlights concerns for Southern children, academic delays, and ongoing law disobedience.
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Hille Rock
Tennessee
John Kaspar
Vile Rock
Amwofl
Southern Tenday
Gandhi
Amuriga
Asaigne
Campetitian
South
Indictments Stir Scrutiny of FCC Gate and Gray Areas
A federal grand jury indicts Richard A. Mack former FCC commissioner and Rhytmas A. Whiteside in a conspiracy to defraud the United States. The House subcommittee had pursued a wide inquiry into gifts to agency officials amid fast moving testimony and calls for accountability.
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Richard A.mack
Federal Communications Commission
Rhytmas A. Whiteside
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Howse
House
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FCG
Washington
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Whiteside
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Totarstate Come Weree Commission
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FEC
Mary Roberts Rinehart remembered in Washington Star tribute
The obituary notes Mary Roberts Rinehart died at age 02, a beloved and prolific writer known for mystery tales and her Tish persona. It highlights her resilience, motherhood, wartime reporting, and career spanning eight decades, praising her as inventive and influential in American letters.
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Tish
Hirsband
Rinahark
Verdons
Pulse Of The People Recitered U S Priant Direct
A terse note from The Record Newspapers states writers may sign as please do not publish my name to preserve anonymity while proving good faith. If unsigned, The Record Newspapers will not publish. The paper reserves the right to edit and shorten letters.
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U.S
Record
Students Only Editor Rebard: Smoke and Asthma Strike
A reader laments smoke from Pulse for the People as a threat to students and their families. The writer accuses adults of failing to read signs and argues for student rights to safety and normal life.
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Veribus Tinitie
Tait
Hot School Lunches Reach Across Years Of Service
Washington reports a long running school lunch program now in its 13th year, serving about 12 million meals daily to elementary and high school students. The system has grown into a multibillion dollar enterprise with significant federal and state funding, balancing nutrition with farm surplus usage, and supporting diverse school needs nationwide.
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CCC
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Guam
National Whirligig by Ray Treler
Letter excerpts from Washington discuss cross party shifts and the chance of a conservative southern Republican Democratic union. Readers from Florida Texas and beyond debate party loyalties, the impact of federal aid to schools lunch programs, and the potential for third party or independent movements shaping future elections.
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Pla
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Nathinal Chatman
Paul Butler
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Walt
Midwest
Taft
Dever Warren
Bob Taft
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Mrs 4
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Texas
Wey
Mme
Constitution Party
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Br Jow
US Plans Shipments for Quemoy Civilian Relief
The State Department announced an 180,000 dollar program to supply civilian relief to Quemoy and other Nationalist offshore islands facing Red China threats. Funds cover shelters, temporary housing, medical supplies, cooking oil, and food, with aid to be delivered by US warships and Nationalist transports under naval protection.
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Formosa Strait
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State Department
Lincoln White
U.S
Pulling the wool over his eyes origin explained
In Milwaukee column, Miss Edna Simes traces the phrase to powdered wigs worn by gentlemen and judges in Britain. Wool, a joking term for hair, masked a man’s eyes, hence deceive. The piece also addresses quick as and go slow usage with grammar notes.
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Edna Alay Simes
Todlay
Mansfield
Rome
Bradway
Angwer
Southern GOP Support Grows at Arkansas State Convention
NEA Washington correspondent notes Meade Alcorn addressed Arkansas Republicans in Little Rock amid concerns over Supreme Court delays and school integration. The piece traces GOP support, fundraising culture, and May 1958 electoral context with figures like George W. Johnson and Gov. Orval Faubus.
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Meade Alcorn
al Little
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Republi- IL
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Buck
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