Editorial on Joint Chiefs and defense spending reform
The piece argues that rival services hinder missile and air power progress by competing for limited weapons development funds and materials. It notes $35 billion annual defense spending, questions priority and effectiveness, and urges reallocating funds to reduce waste while the Joint Chiefs balance service interests. It also highlights a DAV fundraising sale by Chapter 12 to support veterans relief programs.
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Joint Chiefs
of Staff
Senate
Soviet Union
Carl Spaatz
USAF
Newsweek
Neon
Chapter 12
Anderson
DAV
Cvi
Anti Communist revolts spark Western reflection on Soviet grip
Analysis notes seven Hungarians hijacking an airliner and landing in Germany as part of a broader wave of unrest across Eastern Europe. Poznan, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, East Germany, and even China show discontent with communist regimes. West should weigh relations cautiously and signal unwavering commitment to freedom.
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Tagelstadt
Germany
East Germany
Poland
Hungary
Poznan
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
China
Kremlin
Europe
Killbuck Park Opening Marks Delco-Remy Recreation Milestone
The Killbuck Park opening this weekend completes a long effort by the Delco-Remy Welfare Association to develop a large recreation area for Delco employes and families. Developed from the Gola Childes farm north of Anderson, the park aims to provide ongoing enjoyment for years, featuring a notably fine natural wood setting.
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Delco-Hemy Division
Killbuck Park
Delco-Remy Welfare Association
Delco
Beleo-Remy Welfare Association
Gola Childes Farm
Northwast
Anderson
Kilbuck
Lobbyists draw battle lines over Hell's Canyon power
The Federal Power Commission records reveal utility-backed lobbying to influence senators on public versus private power. Retainers and legal fees to ex-Senator Guy Cordon and others show heavy private utilities financing campaigns against Hell's Canyon development. Several Democratic lawmakers including Russell, Pastore, Ellender, Long, Frear, Holland, S. Hathaway, Byrd, Robertson, and Daniel face pressure from Idaho Power, Washington Water Power, and Portland General Electric.
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Thake Power Co
FPC
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Guy Cordon
Oregon
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Neuberger
Gordon
Hell's Canyon
Snake River
Idaho Power Co
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Daly
Twin Falls
Tah
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Cordon
Power Commission
Sen. Cordon
Washington Water Power Co
Tolalia Power
Washington Water Pawer
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Cordun
FEC
Portland General Electre
Idaho
Mell's Canyon
Cordonax
Jaguary
Duivery
Corden
Senate
Eisenhower
Chlorado
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Oss
Russell
Georgia
Georgia Power and Light
Pastore
Rhode
Islani
New England
Zézho Power
Ellender and Long
Souie Isiana
Huey Long
Frear
Delaware
Holland Andit Sthathers
Florida
Byrdlands
Friends of Texas Light Andjs Power
Hell's Canyon Feud Shapes Northwest Political Battle
The Northwest faces a high stakes fight over Hell's Canyon power projects as private utilities back federal dam plans and Democrats fear losing Senate control. Idaho Power seeks a modest Snake River dam while national politics, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington figures loom large in the clash. A stormy funeral and a late office arrival provide lighter contrasts in this loosely connected precinct of a broader newspaper page.
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Hell's Ganyin
Ligll's Canyon
Hell's Canyon
Tule
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Hell Canyon
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al of Arihhildt Hesdean
Mem Joia
Rivalry In Psychology Textbook Sales Sparks Debate
A Dean Horace condemns rivalry between college departments while a Florida administrator argues for competition as a driver of better teaching and enrollment. The exchange, tied to Dr. Crane's psychology textbook, frames education as persuasive salesmanship and stresses student value and college solvency amid rising tuition. The piece cites university leaders Glenn Frank and broader trends in psychology education.
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America
Horsce G
Florida
American Business Leadership
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B. Mitman
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Essors
L ‘Arger
Irale Asny
Mitman
Jr. Crane
Salemen
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
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Tito signals changes in Russia and Yugoslavia stance
The report notes Marshal Tito foresee changes in Russia amid background efforts to secure gains for Yugoslavia while acting as a middleman between Russia and the West. Ambassador Riddleberger cites Tito on Russia evolving after denouncing Stalinism, with compromises and independence from Cominform. Yugoslavia remains distinct, Western-leaning yet reliant on the West for arms, complicating loyalties in any future war. Voting rights for absentee ballots are discussed.
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Russia
Tito
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West
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Yugeislavia
Cominform
Yogoslavia
Tighter Kidnap Law Sought In Congress
The House Judiciary Committee backed a tougher kidnap law to accelerate investigations and cut the waiting period to 24 hours. The measure follows the early month kidnapping of Bria Weinberger in Wasbury and aims to reduce state-line crossing delays for federal involvement.
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House Judiciary Committee
Bria Weinberger
Wasbury
FBI
Radio Schedule Tie In: WHBU WLW NBC Spots
Radio schedules show WHBU and WLW in Cincinnati with NBC network spots. Stations list program blocks and brief inign devices as part of a regional broadcast plan.
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NBC
Licensing racket taints medical practice tale
Personal health column recounts a doctor describing licensing fees and reciprocity between states. He details NY license registration, county clerk charges, and a failed AMA membership transfer due to fees. Critique targets politicians and professional boards, calling licensing a graft.
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Yankeeland
New York
Yates County
Chemung County
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State Board of Medical Examiners
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Bimpire
Golden State
Estiel
Blind Pair Rejoicing In Child Birth And Job Find
Warwick Ohio reports a blind couple Mr and Mrs Derosa welcome Patricia Lynn a 9 pound baby girl born Monday at Osteopathic Hospital. Derosa now works as a power press operator after years as an acetylene torch burner and railroad worker. Mrs Derosa lost her sight at 15 and the couple, once jobless, celebrate stability and a joyous family milestone. A separate line notes a claimed major crime occurs every 14.9 seconds in the US.
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Prank Derosa
Patricia Lynn
Deross
Patricia
Osteopathic Hospital
Papa Derosa
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