Prescott Praises Commissioner Frank Christensen on Highway Board
Prescott praises Frank Christensen, new Arizona Highway Commission member for the district including Mohave and Yavapai counties. The article notes Christensen’s praised appointment, his promise of fair votes, and his duty to allocate funds and oversee districts.
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Presgoll
Frank Christensen
Mbaiiff
Ch Hedi
Coranine
Apai
Mohave
State Highway Commission
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Sid
Frank Christenson
Arizona Highway Commission
Dovernor McParland
Ahaurcy
Thore
Ufv
Wiwther
Christensen
Suns
Road Manor
Anol Scott
Shaw Low
Seaton Ja Ure'judgment and Interior Secretary pick
The prospect of Seaton Ja Ure as Interior Secretary faces mixed reactions. Nebraskan Fred Seen and Oregon's Douglas McKay influence opinion, with critics warning about federal power and party politics shaping the appointment.
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Fred Seen
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Douglas McKay
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Mistnhower’s
House
Hownwell
Seaton
Afghans Prefer Long Range U S Plans Over Russians
An Arkansas-born ICA chief engineer reports Afghans favor U S cooperation over short term Russian projects. The Helmand Valley Authority mirrors TVA aims, with millions invested in irrigation, schools, and resettlement of nomads. English education expands, and American technical advisers train teachers as projects proceed across Kandahar and Kabul.
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NEA
Duval Stoaks
International Cooperation Administration
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Kabul
Pustconistan
Morrison-Knudsen
Helmand Valley Authority
HVA
U.S
TVA
International Cooperative Administration
Ana
TGA
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Helmand
Arizona
Salt River
ICA
Texas
Bagtich
Communists Struggle With New World Order, Says Khrushchev
The article reports on Soviet leader Khrushchev urging unity with non Communist movements while warning that violence may be needed for unity. It notes internal party debates, tactics of united fronts, and shifts in strategy among Communist leaders and their allies amid Cold War pressures.
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Rie Jae
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Moscow
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aOck
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TV Cablegram highlights weekend TV lineup and ads
TV listings note a middleweight bout Calhous Vaughn at 7:00 pm on Channel 2 Cavalcade of Sports. Yankees vs White Sox on Channel 6 at 11:25 pm. Saturday features Bad Men of Nev a na Laurel and Hardy and Run for the Hills Channel 2 and 4. Sunday includes The Unsinkable Mrs Brown and Algiers on Channel 2 and 4. Religious programs on Channel 2 and 6. Also discusses NBC Matinee Theater color progress and rising U.S. TV stations and advertising spending in 1955 and 1996 estimates.
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Fream
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Texas
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Radioactive Advances Patchwork Start at Nuclear Medicine Convention
Dr Milo Harris of Spokane opened a three day Nuclear Medicine Society convention in Salt Lake City noting early progress while warning isotope use in medicine is still limited. He foresees real advances in diagnosis and says isotopes aid physicians in tracing internal body processes. The society's board reviewed 150 new membership applications as regional science groups proposed broader inclusion.
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Milo Hisris
Spokane
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United States
Comedian Burns Undergoes Minor Surgery in Los Angeles
Comedian George Burns underwent a minor surgical procedure at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Hollywood. His condition was reported as good Friday, following the operation on Thursday. The report notes his health status and ongoing recovery.
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George Burne
Cedars of Labinoa Hospital
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