China Rulers Hungry For Power But Its People Are Just Plain Hungry
United Press Foreign Analysis by Phil Newsom argues Red China wields power abroad while its people endure hunger. It notes Mao Tse Tung’s regime controls vast areas, with Soviet advisers present, and describes comparisons to early Soviet history. The piece warns against overestimating Western ability to read the Bamboo Curtain.
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Don’t Imitate Childs Speech, Professor Warns
TPACHA New York March 6 Parents should not imitate children’s speech or force a child to speak as an adult says Prof. Robert W. Albright of Cornell University. He argues children learn to form sentences by hearing sensible English and notes adults drill them on single words first.
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Editor 80 Still Strong at Cardington Weekly
Cardington notes editor William R. Conaway, age 80, continues his long run at the Independent weekly, publishing for 57 years. He began feeding the cylinder press on his 80th birthday and has kept the paper alive through steam, gas, and electric power since he arrived in 1897. The Independent, Ohio’s youngest of three weeklies run by Conaway and his son, traces its roots to Caledonia Enterprise with ties to the Marion Star and President Harding.
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Republicans Battle Over New TVA Leader in Tennessee
MEMPHIS Tenn March 5 Republicans clash over the TVA chairmanship with Harry C Carbaugh a Chattanooga poultry and egg businessman favored by many state GOP leaders. The fight pits the traditionalist faction against the new guard as Carbaugh’s nine year, 15000 a year appointment could shape TVA policy. Carbaugh argues TVA should be treated as a stable business, not a political prize, while Democratic Gov Frank Clement and others caution against politicizing the agency with a partisan battle. Carbaugh runs a large poultry operation with contracts to 300 north Georgia farms, a venture yielding substantial regional jobs and economic impact.
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U S and Germany Dispute Who Pays for Occupation Costs
An Overseas Weekly report finds Germans and U S soldiers misperceive funding for troops and bases in Germany. It cites a $52 million yearly German contribution and questions about salaries roads and housing financed by both nations, highlighting misperceptions of who pays for pay fuel construction and meals for occupation forces.
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TV Helps Chico Teachers College Class Registration
Television aids Chico Teachers College registration by showing on a closed circuit which classes are full or have space. Clerks and officials view a bulletin board image on TV screens, reducing cards and mail confirmations. The system also allows a teacher to lecture visuals to multiple rooms simultaneously. Also noted are honored American stamps featuring Generals and explorers.
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