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The piece argues that the Soviet Union and China spend over a third of their budget on propaganda abroad, far surpassing United States efforts. It cites Eisenhower’s proposed U SIA funding, the Voice of America, and Senate actions, criticizing lawmakers for undermining information programs while warning of Communist influence.
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China
Russia
United States
Eisenhower
U.S. Information Agency
Europe
Contmuunists
France
Haly
UGA
Voice of America
Soviet Union
Senate
U. S
Iris Bean
Teame
Aviation Boom and CAB Decisions Shape Fast-Growing Industry
In Washington the Civil Aeronautics Board chairman warns that CAB power affects life or death for airlines while traffic in early 1955 shows a 13 percent rise in passenger miles. Domestic trunk lines lead growth, international routes up around 10 percent, subsidies shifting, and safety records improving amid expanding fleets and orders.
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NEA
Civil Avronmutics Board
Ross Rizjey
United States
Rizley
Civil Aeronautics Board
U.S
Telicopter
New York
Chigago
Los Angeles
Braniff
Culonias
Cantinebsal
Sears
Auto labor settlement signals deep changes since 1937
An analysis by James M Assncialen Press reflects on evolving labor management relations from the 1930s to the era of the United Auto Workers. It notes surveillance, compromises, and the power shift toward unions in the auto industry, with broader implications for labor in other sectors and regions.
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James M
Talon
UAW
Reuther
Tugas
Urey
Haml
Lehes
Olsen 'Industries
Tabor
Scully
AFLCO
Miracles and Gods Law in Daily Life Explained
Roy L. Smith Religion and Miracle asserts God’s law prevails in everyday events not just miracles. The piece compares miracles to a highway and describes seeing God at work in fever, blood, and health, urging daily awareness of divine presence.
Music Camp At ASC Announces Aug 14 28 Instructors
Fifth annual summer camp at the college runs August 14 to 28 with a staff of 15 instructors guiding daily sessions in band orchestra voice theory piano and water twirling. Applicants come from Phoenix Willcox Chandler Ajo Williams Flagstaff Tolleson Tucson and Halbrook, with enrollment closing July 1. Notable visiting staff include Grimes Zorn Curry Gibbens Lewis Lombardi and others from Phoenix Union and Phoenix Symphony.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Willcox
Chandler
Aja
Williams
Paul Grimes
Tucson High School
Tucson Symphony Orchestra
Harvey Zorn
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
Phoenix Polytechnical High School
Pat Curry
Suonyelope High School
Rendo Gibbens
Chandler High School
Pat Lewis
Phoenix Technical High School
Gene, Lombardi
Rare yoke sciences in We Wilderners text prompt
Fragmentary passage discusses mysterious processes within the body and labels some as rare while noting unknown laws governing them. It questions if these could be called “res tigions” and references Making a Go of Liles by yon Press without clear context or full narrative.
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Yon Press
Deadline June 22 for Emergency Feed Program aid
Farmers and ranchers in this area must apply by June 22 for hay and grain under the Emergency Feed Program. ASCS offices report extensions of several hay and grain supplies, with 60 days for hay and grain beyond June 3. Aly falfa hay pellets approved as eligible hay. registrations close July 1 for the Arizona reading sessions in August with a $3 fee and $4 daily housing.
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American Automobile Association
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CAB
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Adoans
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Stanek
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Roy L. Smith
Matthew
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Flagstaff Farsitere Co
Westinghouse
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Ray Bolger
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Will O'Connell
Charles Pairchilds
San Francisco
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ASC
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Duncanigh School
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