Senator George’s steadfast service spans four eras of U S policy
The piece honors Senator Walter George of Georgia for four decades in the Senate, detailing his early finance chairmanship and later Foreign Relations leadership. It notes his bipartisan approach, alliance support, and wartime, Cold War era influence, including the Eisenhower tribute and possible NATO ambassador role.
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Russell Long
Louisiana
Walter George
Georgia
United States Senate
America
George
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Eisenhower
Herman Talmadge
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
Soong
Abe
Costs to Grow Up and Pay for Local Improvements
The piece argues that expanding towns and rural areas raise costs for government and modern education as populations grow. Voters resist bonds, but higher costs accompany growth. better roads and schools demand funding. It urges electing trusted officials with prudent fiscal sense to reduce wasted tax money.
Debates Over Security Programs Echo Through Heat of Campaigns
The piece traces Republican and Democratic uses of security screening from Truman to Eisenhower, noting 9 270 workers left or were dismissed under security scrutiny since 1950. It highlights political gains and missteps, with 41 percent later rehired and calls for continued scrutiny into 1987.
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Atty
Brownell
Nixon
Philip Young
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Young
Eisenhower
Loafer's Glory Awakens From Historic Quiet
In western North Carolina a tiny town known as Loafer's Glory, founded in the early last century, eyeing growth. Residents recount the name origin from a bridgeside remark by a grandfather. a 1901 flood washed away buildings. local leaders including Fred Garland plan a revival with a new sign, a general store, and welcoming improvements.
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Jonathan
Cane Creek
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Garland
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Dr Crane critiques auto industry and business structure
Dr George W. Crane argues that U.S corporations ignore consumer needs due to a conservative boardroom culture and a lack of competitive pressure. He cites push button windows and brake safety as examples, urging engineers to work with salespeople and conduct consumer surveys. Hiroshi Ohara visits Los Angeles on way to Brazil to discuss Hiroshima refugees.
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America
Henry Ford
du Ponts
Dr. Crane
Sohhey
Seretch
Henry Kaiser
Crane
Hiroshima
Los Angeles
Hiroo Ohara
Brazil
Brucellosis: A U.S. Health Concern Explained
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan outlines brucellosis, its three germ types in cattle swine and goats, and its impact on humans. He notes diagnosis challenges chronic symptoms and partial drug responses, and stresses reducing infection in livestock and pasteurized milk as key prevention.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Malta
North America
Border duty and isolation at Camp Dill on the Rio Grande
John Hazard recalls isolation at Camp Dill near the Rio Grande with a lone border town, a single woman shopkeeper, and daily guard duty at the ford to intercept smugglers. Recalled memories include patrols, crude barracks, and fears of Mexican incursions as a teen cavalry recruit.
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John Hazard
Basil Willing
Camp Dill
Rio Grande
Night Patrol Memoir at Camp Dill
A wartime night patrol tale recalls Byrd describing an armed Mexican sighting on the border and an unfounded chase that yielded no trace. The narrator reflects on fear and boredom, border life, and a telescope used to spy on a distant village, hinting at deeper tensions to be continued.
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Johnny
Dill
Horoscope predicts progress and social harmony with cautions
The Stars Say forecasts lifting restrictions for a productive period across career and finances, with joyful social and family ties. It warns to budget for weekend entertainments and notes delays in sentimental gains until early 1957 while advising health vigilance and emotional stability mid year.
Daily Entertainment Update Noted in 6 00 News Hour
A fragmentary broadcast reads like a 6 00 News for 15 alin with variety hour gag notes and a daily commentary segment credited to Diener Dave. The text lists show items and host cues in a scrambled OCR style.
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Threenbe Kore Simhtatary
Abe ‘Diener
Dave—mbe
Saturday May 19 Schedule Highlights and Local Listings
The page lists a May 19 schedule with radio and TV times and program names. Items include News segments, the Johnny Olaen show, News & Commentary, Gunamoke, and a hospital segment from Seon City, with hosts Ted Malone and Kathy Godrey among the names.
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Mbe
Gunamoke—cbe
Abe
Seon
Ted Malone
Kathy Godrey
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