Senate panel to overhaul anti payola bill in Senate
Senate Commerce subcommittee chairman John Pastore urged speed on a payola ban bill, signaling revisions to three provisions. He backs the measure as reforms and may push a revised version before a full Senate vote next week, amid debate over FCC enforcement terms and time limits for penalties.
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Red River waterway eyed for North Texas transport
Barney Holland believes the Red River could unlock inland shipping from Lake Texoma to Fort Worth and Dallas, bypassing the Trinity to the Gulf route. A 110 foot barge with a six foot draft is tested upriver from Shreveport toward Denison, aiming to prove feasibility of commercial transport to the Gulf Coast and beyond.
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Nixon to push self image over party in 1958 bid
Washington AP reports Nixon plans to emphasize his personal appeal over the Republican Party in seeking the 1958 presidential nomination. Observers note he will focus on independent voters and avoid a purely party driven campaign while supporters study his stance on government.
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Perry Mason on TV Sparks Mixed Reaction in TV Debates
Article discusses reception of Perry Mason as a TV symbol of virtue and modern hero, noting Raymond Burr’s performance and a debate over whether the show was spoof or serious drama. It touches on politics and the approach of Nixon and Kennedy in upcoming campaigns, highlighting how TV debates may shape voter judgment.
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Calcium and health tips from a 20th century article
An article discusses calcium's role in nerve and muscle function, linking deficiency to irritability and cramps. It outlines calcium sources such as milk and leafy greens, with daily intake guidance for children, adolescents, and adults. It also touches on pregnancy, menstruation, aging, and a Baltimore note on a local club mailing a college program speaker.
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Eisenhower Plans To Speak In Philadelphia And New York
President Eisenhower announces a one day trip to Philadelphia and New York on Monday September 25 with four speaking engagements. He will address 3007 delegates at the National Institute of Certified Public Accountants convention in Philadelphia and speak at the Eisenhower Exchange Fellowships trustees event before flying to New York for a formal address at the National Conference of Catholic Charities golden jubilee dinner. He will overnight in New York and return to Washington the following day.
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