Cable Cars By HAL BOYLE SAN FRANCISCO
Uproar in Paris at razing landmarks and Brooklyn uproar over Dodgers sale mirror San Francisco backlash after the cable car system was cut in half. Defenders decry harming city icons and question broader urban effects.
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San Francisco
Paris
Eiffel Tower
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Tyallas
Golden Gate Bridge
Leaders of Europe and Italy mourn postwar losses
The piece honors Ernest Reuter and Konrad Adenauer as wartime leaders who helped stabilize West Berlin and West Germany, and commends Alcide de Gasperi for rebuilding Italy after Mussolini’s era. It notes De Gasperi's death at 73 and his pivotal role in NATO and European cooperation. It also discusses San Francisco’s cable cars as a symbol and the debate over maintaining or expanding the system amid modern transit pressures.
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Ernest Reuter
West Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Weat
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Europe
de Gasperi
Benito Mussolini
Vatican
Mussolini
NATO
Balkan Pact Deepens Western Front Against Communism
The Yugoslavia Turkey Greece military accord expands the Western defense perimeter from Scandinavia to Asia. It adds about 1.5 million armed personnel to NATO aligned forces and tightens ties with Yugoslavia in the anti Soviet security framework.
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Yugoslavia
Turkey
Greece
Scandinavia
Europe
Asia
Free World
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
McCarthy Censure Hearings Set as Witnesses Debated
Washington prepares for Senate censure hearings targeting Senator McCarthy. The six member Watkins committee narrows 46 charges to five categories and weighs calling witnesses while McCarthy and his attorney weigh strategies. The process could influence voters ahead of the November elections.
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James Marlow
Washington
Senate
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Watkins
Utah
Edward Bennett Williams
Flanders
Morse
Fulbright
D-Ark
Congress
Public Platform Strategy for Nervous Speakers
Dr George W Crane offers practical shortcuts to confident speaking. Jim J joins Toastmasters to overcome shyness and win promotion. The guidance includes handling stage fright, using narration, timing humor, engaging specific audience members, microphone technique, and simple stage aids. To get more advice, order the Public Platform Strategy bulletin with return envelope and a dime.
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Bulletin
Local Sage City merchants plan ads to boost election clash
In Sage City, Lee Kinnaird and merchant Packard greenlight an advertising push for the upcoming election. Tancred writes the piece as Mrs. Miller edits, while Fosher’s ties to Jacob Fugger loom over town business and railroad dealings.
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Tancred
Star Shop
Mrs. Miller
Packard
Lee Kinnaird
Mose Hudking
Sage City
South Street
Jacob Fugger
Fugger Mercantil Company
Jacob
Fugger Produce Company
Seasor
Joe Handy
Fugger
Fugee
McCoy's
McCoyn
Horace van Meter
Morgan Holt
Fueeger
Kansas & Western Railroad
Prairie
Kansas
Have Fugger
Union Pacific
Texas
Cage City
Kinnaird
Fueeer
Reader questions on medical issues answered by Dr Jordan
A compilation of lay inquiries about Raynaud’s disease spine pain boils and boils causes eye color genetics and early treatment for flat feet. Dr Jordan offers simple explanations and urges medical consultation when appropriate while advising on X rays footwear and orthopedist care.
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BPWIN
Jordan
M.D
FE. HH
Mr. D. B
Raynaud
Community Notes From Broadwell Area Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Charles Grubb and family spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Clark Grubb near Eliott. Miss Mabel Sampson of Marietta visits with grandparents Mr and Mrs John Martin. Charlie Brown of the Navy stationed at Bainbridge Ma spent the weekend at his home. Mrs Ella Ogg went to Athens for a few days with her son Albert Ogg. Mrs Leonard Lowery and granddaughter Dorothy Patterson of McLeish visited her parents Mr and Mrs Cook Van Dyke. Vint White returns home after visiting brothers in Sandusky. Mrs Freda Van Dyke attended the EUB conference in Wester ville. Robert Smith and family moved from the Simon Layton property to Athens. Ernest Stevens and Lanky Stevens of Parkersburg visited here with Mrs Cook Van Dyke. Ming Harel Burke.
Horoscope for Tomorrow and 1954 Forecasts
The stars advise a cautious day for money and projects with social and hobby activities favored. Birthday guidance predicts wealth and surprises in late 1954 and early 1955, with help from friends and a possible unexpected windfall. a child born today may become a talented professional in medicine or technology.
Radio Schedules and Shows Across Columbus and Nearby Cities
A detailed listing of radio stations ABC WCOL Columbus to WEEZ Huntington with frequencies and programs. Includes daily time blocks for news weather sports talk and entertainment from morning through late evening, naming various hosts shows and networks.
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Columbus
WEAZ
Huntington
CRS
WRNS
Colummbus
WBS
WHKC
WATH
Athena Koma
Ali Potis
WCHI
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
Ther
WMOA
Marietta
WOU
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