Adams Case Demands Clear Cut Resolution for Eisenhower
The piece argues Sherman Adams, longtime presidential aide, faced with hospitality from Boston textile magnate Bernard Goldfine and gifts to the Adams family, risks damaging the Eisenhower administration. It cites past Washington messes, political quotes, and urges a full public revelation and Adams resignation with explanation to protect the president and party.
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Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Boston
Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission
Truman
Washington
Mr. Adams
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Sen. Goldwater
Arizona
Republican Party
Khrushchev Offers Broad Trade to United States
Khrushchev proposes an expansive U S trade deal triggering a tough Washington choice. The offer could anger Knowland Bricker forces on Capitol Hill while testing disarmament and coexistence aims. The letter highlights unpaid lend lease debts and hints at Soviet industrial needs and a potential shift in Western leverage.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
Wington
Knowland-Bricker
Capitol Hill
Cyrus Eaton Debate Highlights Mixed US Soviet Ties
The piece argues Cyrus Eaton, a capitalist investor active in the United States and Canada, advocates friendlier Soviet-US relations yet condemns witch hunts and wiretapping. It notes his clashes with Dulles and Khrushchev, questions his views on FBI power, and praises American constitutional freedoms.
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Cyrus Eaton
United States
Canada
Eaton
Dulles
Kaiser
Soviet Russia
Khrushchev
Columbia, Broadcasting System
FBI
Soviet
Russia
Siberia
Uneasy American Spies by Victor Riesel
Victor Riesel argues that at least 15 U.S. citizens living uneasily in the United States were once major Soviet spies. He notes the Rosenbergs’ execution and claims a millionaire Cyrus Eaton plans a Moscow mission to unite American industrialists with the Soviets. He warns spy rings remain active in U.S. factories and government departments, urging vigilance.
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U.S
Russia
Electric Chair
Uts
Moscow
Cyrus Eaton
Joseph E. Davies
Ni Khrushchev
Davies
Stalin
Eaton
States
Americ
Agen
Rosenber
FBI
New York
Harry Gold
Cooke and Dagger
Nicholas Baker
Lee Alamos
Omic Grounds
Bohr
Miliary
Industria
T'S
Labor Commerce
Agriculture
Navy
Cyr Eaton
Soviet Union
Ine Caan
Arizona Album Old Tucson Street Scenes Edited By Albert R. Buehman
Extension of West Pennington Street shown two blocks west of North Main Avenue near Levin's Park. The center photo captures 1890s Zeckendorf & Co main store and Zeckendorf furniture department, with a woman beside an old adobe wall. Courtesy Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society.
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Arizona
Old Tucson
Albert R. Buehman
West PE
North Main Avenue
Levin's Park
West Pennington Street
Nington Street
L. Zeckendorf & Co
Zeckendorf Furniture Department
Arizona Pioneers’ Hisoneal Society
Red China open door to UN in Macmillan Eisenhower talks
James Marlow reports from Washington that Eisenhower and Macmillan showed mutual accord yet offered no resolutions on Red China. Dulles later framed a plan linking Red China to any nuclear test ban, signaling a possible shift toward admitting Red China to the UN if acknowledged. The piece notes the paradox of nonrecognition and potential policy change as a result of the White House talks.
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James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Macmillan
White House
Mamillan
Eissenhower
Dulles
London
Congress
China
United Nations
Korea
Red China
Khrushchev
Khrush‘chev
Dules
U. N
Dulles-Macmillan
Macmilan
Stevenson Calls End to Primaries as a Political Flood
Adlai Stevenson argues presidential primaries are costly and distort voter opinion. He suggests strengthening the system or adopting a national advisory referendum, claiming the current process dilutes voter influence and leaves delegates in the hands of politicians.
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Washington
Adlai_ Stevens
Stevenson
Truman
Estes Kefauver
Kefauver
New Hampshire
Gen
Eisenhower
Taft
Wisconsin
Oregon
Wendell Willkie
Republian
Harold Stassen
Cin
Bull Bears Battle Over Stock Rally In May Surge
New York traders weigh why prices rise despite a slump with bulls arguing the bottom may be near and profits and dividends could recover while bears point to lower profits, widespread dividend omissions, and ongoing inflation fears. Investment pools and pension funds keep buying, sustaining the market into 1987 dynamics.
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New York
Devotions on Gracious Speech and Peter's Temperate Teaching
A devotional reflection cites Acts 3 17 and 7 51 52 to note Stephen's martyrdom and Peter's restrained rebuke. It urges speaking temperately to friend and foe, urging humility, brotherliness, and practical Christian grace as a daily practice. A Prayer for Today asks for divine guidance to walk in Jesus' way.
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Stephen
Peter
Graious God
Jesus
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Hruman
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
Dwight Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Ray Tucker
Reds
Poland
Finland
Yugoslavia
Vernuw University
Rime
Harold Macmillan
George Sokolsky
the Progressive
Mr. Dulles
Mike Wallace
Gestapo
NKVD
MVD
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Victor Riesel
Klaus Fuchs
Red
Roscoe Drummond
Adlai
Dennis the Menace
Sam Dawson
Christ
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