Editorial briefs on peace talk safety and rising conflicts
The column covers traffic deaths rising on state highways and warns of a record year if trends continue. It notes Kefauver as Democratic voters favor but party leaders may choose differently. Weather swings from freezing to stormy, and pollution and parking woes grow in cities. It argues the cost of cold war burdens tax revenue and public services.
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Department of Defense
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Elvis Presley lands long term film contract
Elvis Presley a 21 year old Memphis blues singer with long sideburns and denim trousers was signed Tuesday to a long term movie contract. His rise from a $35 a week Memphis truck driver to film star follows Hal Wallis screen tests after his RCA hit Heartbreak Hotel sailed near a million copies.
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Elvis Presley
Marlon Brando
Johnny Ray
St. Vitus
Presley
Bobby Soxers
San Diego Arena
Steve Allen
Sid Caesar
Elvis
Memphis
Hal Wallis Productions
RCA
Atlantic News-Telegraph publication details and rates
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details including editors, offices, and post office status. It outlines subscription rates by carrier in Atlantic and by mail across Cass county and other regions, with yearly, half-year, and short-term options.
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F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cass
U. S
Camada
Do Little Congress Seen as Likely This Year
Drew Pearson argues the 84th Congress will be weak with race tensions, party splits, and leadership absences. He cites Johnson and Rayburn as limits, notes bills passed mainly private or for politics, and highlights reform efforts on school construction and civil rights amid intra party strife.
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Lyndon
Rayburn
Washington
Harry Truman
New York
Ken Keating
N.Y
Lyndon Johnson
Congress
Brazil
Civil Air Patrol
Johnson
Keating
Texas
Eisenhower
Senate
Sam Rayburn
Sam
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Howard Smith
Virginia
House
Jimmie Roosevelt
California
Pick Bolling
Missouri
Supreme Court
House Judicary Committee
Hennes
Byrd
Noverntes
Basenhower Wallndnistration
Baise
Fagsdale
Libor
Graham Borden
Labo
Lester Hill
Alabama
Government Holds Surplus Items On Defense Books
The Defense Department keeps cases on its books that can be sold as surplus. This statement notes government control over inventory that may be liquidated.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Courage or Corruption in Labor Crime Era
The piece recalls public fear of gang influence in unions, noting murders and the use of violence by figures like Murder, Inc. It cites Victor Riesel as prompting questions about leaders cleaning their own houses and whether sulphuric acid attacks might recur.
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Murder, Inc
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The Christmas Topper and a Wedding Memory
A poem recalls a silk black hat bought for Bud and Bettys wedding nineteen years ago. The speaker keeps it as a memory and it prompts visions of Bettys walk down the aisle. The hat surfaces in childhood tricks and in every wedding memory, linking past gift to present recollection.
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Betty
Edgar A. Guest
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