Hoover Commission Proposes Major Savings Across Government
Congress debates multi billion dollar programs while the Hoover Commission recommends 314 savings proposals. Rep Clarence Brown notes $5.5 billion annual savings if adopted. Farley warns the cost of paperwork equals the old federal budget. Norris Cotton likens citizen input to a powerful 5 cent pencil.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Senate Government Operations Committee
A Man's Deepest Joy On Father's Day
Hal Boyle reflects on the pride a father feels when a son follows in his business footsteps. The piece cites examples from American firms where sons like Thomas J. Watson Jr. and Robert W. Sarnoff rose to top leadership after learning from the ground up, underscoring the value of hard work and tradition in family succession.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Henry Ford II
Thomas J. Watson Sr
International Business Machines Corp
Thomas J. Watson Jr
Tom
The Right To Vote Or Not To Vote Pamphlet Debate
A Chicago based group National Precinct Workers Inc issues a pamphlet urging support for Eisenhower. The piece questions turnout impact and argues the right to abstain is a constitutional privilege. references Kefauver Stevenson Harriman Johnson and Symington as potential 1956 convention figures.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
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Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
Lyndon Johnson
Stuart Symington
Symington
Let Dad Tell Them What He Did
In the CURRENT OPINIONS column editors argue that fathers should guide troubled youths by recounting their own youthful missteps and exemplary conduct. The piece emphasizes paternal responsibility to curb juvenile restlessness despite lengthy anecdotes.
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Rovér
Indianapolis News
Birds Drift Into Desert Museum After Storm
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum reports a brown pelican nicknamed Big Bill along with a least bittern a cormorant and a sora rail as accidental visitors. Most arrived after storms and high winds, tracing odd journeys from Gulf of California through Organ Pipe National Monument to Tucson area.
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Big Bill
Organ Pipe National Monument
Papago Reservation
Tucson
Mugeles
Desert Museum
Ajo Highway
University of Arizona
Lewis Wayne Walker
Ierior
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Eisenhower's place among presidents debated by historians
Washington and Lincoln stand atop the presidential pantheon while Eisenhower's legacy hinges on restraint and calm leadership. Clinton Rossiter argues one-term status could still yield notable impact if history judges him among the greats, possibly rising with Polk and Cleveland.
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Clinton Rossiter
Cornell University
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Roosevelt
Truman
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Russia
Korea
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Theodore Roosevelt
Polk
Cleveland
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Jackson
Wilson
Autos Slowdown Puzzle Baffles Industry Experts
Detroit sources say consumer whims drive the downturn as auto makers face a shifting demand. Analysts debate whether aggressive last year sales, loose credit, or changing seasonal buying explain lower volumes. Ford economist George Hitching argues competition benefits the industry.
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Detroit
George Hitching
Ford
The Orderliness Of God Devotion on Cosmic Order
The piece reflects on gods order in the universe from Psalm 19 1 praising the orderly cosmos and inner human order. It emphasizes observing gods presence in vast solar systems and tiny atoms and prays for attunement to divine laws and inward discipline. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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