AA Convention At Winslow Aids Alcoholic Recovery Effort
Arizona’s AA delegates gather in Winslow for the state convention, highlighting two decades of support that has helped over 200000 recoveries nationwide. The event promotes attendance, public sessions, and the AA principle of helping others to stay sober.
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Acreage withdrawal plan sparks farm policy debate
A proposed acreage withdrawal plan is set for review by the National Agricultural Advisory Commission led by Dean Sullay J. Myers of Cornell in Washington. The plan aims to reduce surpluses from 350 million acres under custodian care by shifting taken land to on cash crops that restore soil fertility while avoiding subsidies and regimentation terms.
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Letters to the Editor: City dog pound policy sparks critique
Readers clash over the city pound’s handling of stray dogs and rabies control. A contributor defends current holding times while others, including a citizen pair and Mayor Edward Kerley, urge a new animal shelter and improved pound conditions, noting occasional mismanagement and public concern.
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Killian Report Links Soviet Bison Bombers to Geneva Peace Drive
The Killian Committee warns the Soviet strategic air arm and air defense command are rapidly modernizing with high quality long range bombers and fighters. Soviet production expects about 500 Bisons by 1958, 30 Badgers, and expanded air defense, jeopardizing U.S. SAC strength as overseas bases prove vulnerable. Geneva talks are framed by disarmament talk and Porkkala base abandonment. The piece notes alignments with allies and risks of U.S. bases, suggesting a shift toward possible peace implications if Americans reduce overseas presence.
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