Samuel Hyer Delivers Bible Portrait of David and Hearts
Juuren C Hyer presents a Bible lesson titled God looks only on the heart from 1 Samuel 16 7. The discourse traces Samuel the prophet action in Israel from tribes to monarchy detailing David's ascent and Saul's overthrow. It emphasizes inner virtue over outward display.
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Liquor price law kept by long defense in New Mexico politics
Santa Fe June 29 The Republican push to repeal the guaranteed profits on liquor faces weak legislative control but public support grows Democrats appear uneasy. The enduring price-maintenance law, resisted since the 1940s, faces renewed tests as party platforms hint at opposition and the liquor lobby remains powerful.
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Santa FE
United States
U.S
Colin Neblett
Allen Bell
Denver
Edwin L. Mechem
House
Senate
Republican State Platform Committee
New Mexico
John J. Dempsey
New York
Taney
California
Fresno
San Francisco
Gifts and gifts policy through American presidents
The piece surveys how presidents from Washington to Eisenhower handled gifts from supporters. It notes varied ethics from accepting books and seeds to refusing items, with specific anecdotes about Adams, Jefferson, Jackson, Taney, Webster, Clay, Polk, Lincoln, Grant, McKinley, Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, Hoover, Coolidge, Roosevelt, Truman, and Eisenhower and shows the range from strict avoidance to accepting valuable presents and ceremonial honors.
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Andrew Jackson
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Morocco
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Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
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Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
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Franklin Roosevelt
Henry Nesbit
Harry Truman
Truman
Eisenhower
Gettysberg
Georgi Zhukov
Afgh anistan call and quirky kitchen tips headline
Minneapolis reader tips on long distance dialing to Afghanistan with oddball rates and hours. A Beulah ND motto and local quirks share the datelines as citizens exchange humorous notes and kitchen ideas from drive ins to felt crafts.
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Afghanistan
Travel Notes from a Passenger Aboard the President Wilson
Playwright William Saroyan chronicles his globe voyage from Los Angeles to Brussels aboard the President Wilson Scrips to Europe. He recalls the 1915 Panama fair and camels with Arab musicians, then reports radio tunes and travel urges while planning a Brussels fair visit.
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Senate probes accuracy of TV rating services and influence on programming
Senate Commerce Committee hearings question how accurate rating firms like American Research Bureau Trendex Pulse and Nielsen are and whether networks rely too much on their data. Critics cite juggled figures and gimmicks while debates on the Smathers bill continue. Variety notes shifts in programming values as ratings evolve.
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American Research Bureau
Trendex
Pulse
A. C. Nielsen Company
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Sen. A. S
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma Democrat
Senate Group
Senate
CBS
American Broadcasting Company
Nielsen
Show Business Journal
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We Bolsheviks Aim to Reeducate the World
Khrushchev tells U. S. Ambassador Thompson in Moscow that Communists will brainwash the capitalists if they win the competition. He likens Western leaders to gadflies and predicts a shift toward greater freedom for humanity. The Asheville Citizen notes the warning as history’s lessons unfold.
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Moscow
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Korea
Hitler
Mussolini
Asheville
N.C
Poke Bennett Hosts Quiet Gathering Amid Familiar Tastes
Mrs. Poke Bennett favors the status quo and familiar comforts while hosting the Joneses for a casual evening. Guests share jokes and charades as conversation lingers and Poke resists sending them home, insisting the game continues.
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Suzy
Judy
Snappy Jones
Joneses
Near Misses Rise Over U S Skies As Ground Controllers Prepare
The Civil Aeronautics Administration reports 207 near misses in 50 days involving commercial, military, and general aviation. Ground safety controllers will oversee three new transcontinental sky expressways 40 miles wide at 17 000 to 22 000 feet to reduce collisions. Military jets are implicated in some incidents, sparking debate over responsibility and control until a positive air traffic separation system is in place.
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United States
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Amarillo Daily News Names and Staff Details
The Amarillo Daily News lists its publisher Gene Howe and Wesley Izzard along with editors and staff roles. It includes publication hours daily except Sunday and a genealogy of leadership and departments. Subscription rates for home delivery and mail options within 300 miles and outside are shown in detail.
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Wesley L. Izzard
Fred Post
Louise Evans
Shelby Kritser
Grady Camp
Lowell Brown
Trenton T. Davis
Harry Bartlett
Amarillo
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