Teenagers Market Newspapers Says ANPA Survey
A Tallassee Alabama Tribune summary notes a 1950s ANPA survey showing teen buyers, about 16 million youths with 9 million in earnings, favor newspapers for information. It cites strong newspaper influence in family purchases and explains media preferences by teens with TV and radio trailing.
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Charleston
Bureau of Advertising
ANPA
America
the Tallassee
Ala
Tribune
Atomic energy policy split sparks debate in Congress
The piece reviews the push to develop peaceful atomic energy and a proposed Van Zandt Cannon partnership compromise blending government sponsorship for plants up to 50,000 kilowatts with private leadership for larger facilities. It notes opposition over government aid and cites international nuclear power progress and the risk of lagging behind.
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America
James E. van Zandt
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
van Zandt
AEC
House Appropriations Committee
Clarence Cannon
Rep
James G. Beckerley
England
Calder Hall
Soviet Union
Shinpingport
United States
The
Boston Herald
Bed Wetting and Child Attitude Guidance
Dr Brady discusses fostering love and patience in children who wet the bed and misbehave. He stresses not labeling kids as bad and urges parents to respond with calm kindness, informing only about behavior and affirming inner goodness. A Goodyear plant workers rate increase notice appears with local public voting details mixed in.
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Tor
Sissy
Coward
Four-Eyes
Thei
Willla
Hayior
Cleveland
Ohio
Muncie
Ind
Goodyear Tire
Rubber Co
Case V-345 Charlotte D. Faces Lost Love and Safe Romance
Charlotte D., a 22 year old former fiancee whose heartbreak follows a fatal airplane crash, weighs love at first sight versus earned love. The psychologist outlines safer romance and fewer divorces, using Case V-345 as a learning example.
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Charlotte
Washington Merry Go Round political currents stir riots and tax fights
A chaotic mix of Clinton riots stirred by an ally, moves to end the filibuster, and debates over tax loopholes show Republicans and Northern Democrats eyeing civil rights compromise. The piece notes private power firms paying dividends tax free under write-offs, with figures for Detroit Edison and others, and describes UN and Middle East tensions including Nasser, Saud, and a looming Egyptian submarine base in Alexandria.
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Goldwater Fund
Ariz
Jenner
Ind
Young
Can
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Maline
Neb
Mundt
Williams
Del
Washington
Fordlature
John
Ezral Knowland
de- Pound
Pound
Asa
Kasper
Harlem
Florette Williams
New York
Ezra Pound
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
North
House Veterans Committee
Veterans
U.S. Treasury
Carl Anderson
Minnesota
Knowland
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Jackson
Magnuson
Wash
Mansfield
Murray
Mont
O'Mahoney
Wye
Nixon
Detroit Edison
Pacific Power and Light
California
Oregon Power
Hartford, Electric
Southwestern Public Service
Illinois Power
Oklahoma Gas and Electric
Connecticut Light and Power
Central Louisiana Electric
Central Judson Gas and Electric
Rockland Light and Power
Florida Power Corp
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Israel
Cairo
Sinai Desert
Tel Aviv
Saud
Eisenhower
Gulf of Aqaba
Ben-Gurion
Nasser
Russia
Alexandria
Dulles Moves Toward Mutual Inspection Plan
The article notes Dulles presents a united front on a broader plan of inspection for North America in exchange for reciprocal Russian inspection. Russia proposes inspection for Siberia and the western United States, with potential Arctic start and gradual expansion as confidence grows.
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Erea
Dulles
Harold Stassen
North American
Russia
Siberia
United States
Arctic
Continents
Disarmament Debate Faces U S Safety Concerns
J M Roberts notes care to avoid threats to U S safety in disarmament deals while acknowledging human fallibility. He warns that nuclear weapon development could outpace controls and that a small irresponsible dictator might use them. Dulles urges clearer policy and counters Russia's stance.
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United States
Dulles
Russia
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A history of presidential elections by Roseboom
W G Rogers reviews Euugene H Roseboom’s The History of Presidential Elections. The work surveys campaigns from Washington to Eisenhower, detailing parties and fads, candidates and issues, live with brisk commentary. The book spans almost 600 pages and mixes lively notes with critical asides. It notes prior parties and leaders, and references early film as cultural context.
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Euugene H. Roseboom
Macmillan
League
Roseboom
Masonry R
Social
Chase
Enaugh
Washington
Eisenhower
Lace-Wing Fly Described as Beautiful Yet Stinky Creature
In Small Worlds Around Us, LM Watkin recounts the lace-wing fly as a tiny, beautiful insect with red-gold eyes perched on leaf stems. The female’s odor glands emit a foul oil as a defense, deterring birds and beasts and earning her the nickname stink fly.
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LM. Watkin
Weeee Lee
Guy Simmons
Camp Adventure planning session held at Davis Park
Counselors and workers preparing for the Muncie district Camp Adventure at Epworth Forest Lake Webster July 23 to August 3 met at Davis Family Memorial Park for a training session with a cook out. The Rev. Sheldon Ducker of Muncie directed the planning with hosts the Rev G Edward Alley and Miss Lois Harris of First Church Anderson attending along with Dorothy Arthur Alexandria Judy Shafer De Soto and others.
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Muncie
Epworth Forest
Lake Webster
Davis Family Memorial Park
Sheldon Ducker
G. Edward Alley
Lois Harris
First Church
Anderson
Ature
Dorothy Arthur
Alexandria
Judy Shafer
DeSoto
Dale Milner
Albany
Forest Crum
Ferkinsville
Charles Eckelbarger
Daleville
Herbert Schuckers
Matthews
Richard Clark
Robert Fox
Linda Fox
Aroma
Healthy Helpers 4 H iSwim Party Planned in Middletown
A Healthy Helpers 4 H Club meeting led by Secretary Penny Snideman formed a committee to set a date for a swimming party. Members include Judy Best Tonia Tash Joanna Best Wanda Hardy and Madonna Julian. They reported on Local Achievement program changes and prepared for county picnic contests.
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Middletown
Penny Snideman
Matisha Snideman
Janet Stohler
Judy Best
Tonia Tash
Joanna Best
Wanda Hardy
Madonna Julian
Markleville
Jolly Workers of
Five Smooth Stones Faith Message
A brief poem recounts David choosing five stones from the brook and facing Goliath with faith. It emphasizes trust in God to deliver and the belief that using five stones mirrors steadfast belief that one will survive and prevail.
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Goliath
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