Lack Of Funds Grounded Planes Warn LeMay Says
The article reports General LeMay warning that lack of funds grounded SAC planes for five weeks last summer and jeopardized readiness. Secretary Douglas is optimistic on ICBM development with missiles expected operational within two years. Senate figures question fuel shortages and the reliance on manned aircraft if war breaks out.
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Prevention Of Holiday Traffic Safety Placed On Drivers
Chicago editors outline National Safety Council plea urging motorists to consider safe speeds during holidays. The piece notes speed increases crash risk and endangers drivers and passengers, urging careful driving to minimize fatalities. The surrounding text details Herald staff roles and local staffers.
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The Case Records Of A Psychologist Notice
A column discusses advertising psychology in stores and customer reactions. It covers compliments and criticism as a communication strategy and notes a speech by Douglas and White on space race context. It includes a shopper story about Mrs Crane in Indiana and general advice on handling complaints.
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Republicans in Indiana Battle Over Party Unity
An Indiana Republican meeting in Indianapolis reveals tensions as leaders clash with critics who view themselves as the sole interpreters of Republican principles. The piece argues convention definitions guide the party and emphasizes uniting behind Eisenhower's record for next year’s elections.
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Return of Pvt William S Girard Ends Noted International Case
Pvt William S Girard arrives in San Francisco as the central figure in a landmark international law case. The lengthy proceedings exposed national emotions over postwar justice and wartime duty, with Americans reflecting on sacrifice and fairness in a global context.
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Six More Shopping Days For Anderson Christmas Rush
Six days remain for Anderson residents to finish Christmas shopping. Local retailers extend hours hire more staff and stock extra quality merchandise to aid last minute shoppers and maximize holiday cheer.
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Dr Brady addresses cholesterol and heart attacks
A reader asks if cholesterol in butter eggs and milk causes heart attacks and what is the lead cause of heart attacks in middle aged men. Dr Brady declines to call cholesterol a proven cause noting we lack conclusive evidence and urges scientific study while defending fats as necessary in a good diet.
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Small Worlds Around Us Explores Rain Shelters For Creatures
LM Watkin notes how birds seek shelter during rain with gulls and terns staying out in showers, dogs fleeing to cover, and bees, dragonflies, and insects finding refuge in trees, crevices, or flowers. The piece highlights instinctive sheltering and the beauty of nature's refuge.
Fragmented Folklore Echoes From America and Christmas Traditions
A collage of quotations reflects American life and attitudes across families, youth fitness, migration, and media. It cites figures like Lucia Per, Dr Shane McCarthy, Roy Clark, and Clyde Kluckhohn, interleaved with mentions of Pennsylvanian ranching, television absence, and Old New England Christmas sentiment.
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Costello Loses Tax Conviction Appeal
New York gambler Frank Costello, 64, fails to overturn his 1954 tax evasion conviction. Judge McGahey rules against illegal wiretap claims and mail surveillance, upholding his 28 500 tax evasion for 1948 49. He remains free on bail pending appeal as prosecutors plan steps to return him to prison. Des Moines honor drivers offer rides on New Year’s Eve for those who have had too much to drink.
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