Blame Behind Wheel on Car Makers and Drivers
A national governors conference discussion on highway safety blames auto makers for horsepower hype and aggressive advertising. Governors Lausche and McKeldin criticize blame on law enforcement and advocate realistic laws, plus stricter enforcement. The piece condemns reckless drivers and calls for safer behavior to reduce deaths and injuries.
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National Conference of
Ohio
Lausche
Atlantic City
McKeldin
Maryland
Ashion
Northwestern University
Frank Kreml
Freeman
Minnesota
Congress Holds Upper Hand Over 1956 Defense Budget
In 1956 Congress shifts leverage as defense funding faces scrutiny. Senate Democrats push for higher Air Force spending after top officers warn the USSR leads in nuclear capable intercontinental aviation. President Eisenhower signals willingness to raise by 500 million, but Congress stays cautious, shaping the final law.
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Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Senate
Tha Russe
United States
Symington
Missouri
Wilson
Russia
Midyear business mood mixed as auto and farm gear lag
U S business review notes a cautious yet hopeful midyear outlook. A flash recession affects autos and farm machinery while most sectors resume steady growth, with California's aircraft and electronics booming and total output near 400 billion dollars. Personal income stands around 317 billion and consumer spending about 260 billion. Government spending totals 77 billion with construction near 45 billion. Uncertainty in steel, politics, and demand lingers, yet confidence in the long run remains intact.
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Sam Dawson
Michigan
California
Dulles weighs whether Russia weakens global communism grip
Secretary of State Dulles argued in Washington that recent Red questions to Moscow and Khrushchev possibly signal growing autonomy among communists outside Russia. He warned there is insufficient evidence and cautioned that Kremlin changes may not have occurred.
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James Marlow
Washington
Dulles
Russia
Moscow
Kremlin
Red
Italy
France
East Germany
Britain
United States
Stalin
Yusoslavia
Tito
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Case History of a Psychiatrist Dr Crane Says
Dr George W Crane presents Lorna D a 22 year old bride with a suspected halitosis complex. The column warns that 19 percent of professions may share such issues and urges readers to scrapbook or mail the case to offenders while detailing how breath concerns affect affection and trust.
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Lorna
George W. Crane
Lorna D
Lorna D., Aged 22 Is A Lovely Young Bride. "But, Dr. Crane
Halitosis Advice and Local Social Notes
A collage of brief items from the Lottridge area details family visits in Trimble Sykesville and Spencer, a Vanderhoof Baptist Church Vacation Bible School closing with 36 certificates, and a church meeting at the Lottridge EUB with officer elections. Additional snippets cover travel to Columbus and Orrville, births in Nelsonville, and local social chatter interwoven with practical health tips on breath management and dental care.
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G. MH. Chntrant
Elza Chalfant
Leslie Petty
Trimble
C.J. Meade
Susanne
Carolyn
Billy
Sykesville
Blake Weaver
Vanderhoof Baptist Church
Maynard Henderson
Spencer
Understanding hysterectomy and related health myths
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan answers reader questions on removing the uterus while keeping ovaries, menopause timing, and emotional effects. He explains that ovaries continue hormone production, causing a menopause-like phase, with mood shifts unlikely from surgery. some anxiety may stem from childbearing loss.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Carpenter Events at Columbus Grange Contest Held June 2
Sewing and baking contests at Columbus Grange saw Helen Jeffers win adult sewing with Ala Greenlees second and Janet Jeffers first in youth roup, tied Rose Greenlees and Carolyn Woodrum for second. Ava Greenlees led baking with Rose Greenlees second. A birthday party for Mr. James Easton occurred June 24 at his home with fifteen guests. Nearby visits included Mr. and Mrs. Calaway and Mrs. Dailey to Air and Mrs. James Jetty of Albany. Other guests traveled from Annandale and Marietta to visit relatives. Westina Crabtree noted.
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Carpenter
Columbus Grange
Helen Jeffers
Ala Greenlees
Roup Janet Jeffers
Rose Greenlees
Carolyn Woodrum
Ava Greenlees
James Easton
T. M. Calaway
Jamie Dailey
Air
James Jetty
Albany
Fire on the Flat Relieves Rickety and Raises a Plan
Frank and Swenson battle a grass fire at the ranch headquarters where the log house burns. Rickety and Ted Drury clash as Hackett plots to seize control, while Norring and Hackett scheme to flip the sheriff ballot by Cashtown. Jean consoles Frank as he and Alex prepare to ride again.
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Headquarters
Frank
Drury
Norring
Swenson
Kaster
Ted
B Street
Bank
Hackett
Jack Bamfort
Milo
Milo Hackett
Shorty
Waghern
Dee
Cashtown
Ratter C
Steve
Cash
Yates
Egyptian court sentences 40 over communism plot
An Egyptian military court sentenced 40 individuals to prison terms ranging from one to seven years for alleged communist activities and plotting to overthrow social principles. Twenty-nine others were acquitted as the trial concluded.
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SAIRO
Egypt
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