Editorials Question Exaggerated Radio and TV Advertising
Readers are urged to question flashy claims in radio TV and magazine ads. Authors critique overhyped language by advertisers and urge caution while defending honest business ethics and responsible reporting. The column praises newspapers for filtering ads to protect readers and shares reader letters from Maude Richardson and lawyer Howard C. Bayles. Gerald Orton praised as top quarterback candidate by a Baytown attorney.
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Anjers Fean Dental Association
Pure Food and Drug Administration
Saleamen
Khow
Maude Richardson
West Coast
West Baytown
Howard C. Bayles
Baytown
Gerald Orton
Texas
Boyles
Looking at Life and the American Urge to Get Today
The author critiques American impatience and the urge to have everything instantly. He cites shoppers and event lines, noting both genders push for position and prefer immediate gratification. He questions installment living and suggests reconsidering the buy now pay later mindset.
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Walt
Hoyle
Fly Now Pay Later Dreams and a Repossession Tale
Erich Brande warns against instant gratification and installment debt. He recalls a Chicago firm thriving on repossessed cars bought on the fly now pay later plan, including his Essex roadster seized after a failed spin with his best girl. He questions whether immediate desire justifies overreaching buying limits.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Tucker
Pentagon redeploys key U S forces in Far East
The Fifth Air Force moves to Japan and the Second Infantry division returns to the United States at cadre strength, about 1 500 troops home, with 16 000 reassigned. The 25th Army division heads to Schofield Barracks Hawaii, and two National Guard divisions shift back. Navy rotational policy brings ships closer to home, while Marine divisions stay in Korea and Japan respectively. No autumn campaign speeches are planned by top State Department officials.
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Baytown
Washington
United States
Far East
Pentagon
Fifth Air Force
Korés
Japan
Korea
25Th Army
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
National Guard
Navy
Atlantic
Koree
Foreign policy bipartisanship and Germany rearmament debate
Central Press cites officials under Dulles coordinating policy, praising bipartisanship while noting McLeod’s Lincoln Day speech drew Democratic criticism. US aims to rearmin Germany despite French EDC veto, arguing German strength needed against the Soviets. Senator Martin warns of escalating government costs, contrasting past and present federal spending and employment.
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John Foster Dulles
Dulles
McLeod
Pier Angeli Overcomes Kiss Scene Fear With Paul Newman
Hollywood star Pier Angeli recalls a 17 year old fear of kissing on screen and credits Paul Newman with easing her nerves in The Silver Chalice. Newman downplays credit, praising Virginia Mayo as his rival in the film.
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Hollywood
Pier Angell
Paul Newman
Warner
Miss Angell
LWS
Trumph
Virginia Mayo
Pier Angeli
Mends Fences and Old Clothes Boost Senator Daniel
Washington gossip notes Liberty Tex Democrat Price Daniel, co owner of two weekly papers, mending fences around his ranch house in Liberty and wearing old clothes. He is not up for re election this year and worries about national issues.
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Warman W. Nichols
Washington
Sen
Price Daniel
Democrat
Liberty
Tex
Daniel
T Wo
Anahuac
Elfhey
Quick Knowledge Grab Bag From A Snippet Page
Questions span Hamiln Garland noting what for, Alfred Smith governor terms, Gatun dam location, Amundsen death place, and musical term acci dental. It quotes bios and dates about Clare Ann Fowles, a Tulsa art scholar singer who rose in radio and TV. It lists political figures, battles, and birthdays.
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Hamiln Garland
Alfred Smith
New York State
Gatun Dam
Roald Amundsen
Clare Ann Fowles
Claremont
Eisht Stark
Hat Stark
University of Tulsa
Laragitis
Jack Reet
Chicago
Watkins Paradoxical Stand Tethers McCarthy Ties
Washington Merry Go Round profiles Senator Watkins of Utah, noting the paradoxes in his stance toward Joe McCarthy. It highlights his Mormon faith, reform impulses, and shifting positions on immigration and social policy, including a 1962 reversal toward the refugee program and a former alliance with McCarthy on foreign policy.
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Washington
Watkins
Joe McCarthy
Drew Pearson
Watking
McCarthy
Utah
Senate
Flanders
Vermont
Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Wayne Morse
Oregon Independent
Library of Con Stress
Watlins
Orem
Filbert Thomas
Thomas
Joe
Johnson
Colorado
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
Walter Granger
Harry Matusow
Matusow
Ray Murdoch
Senate Labor Committee
Ray
Abe Murdock
Francis Walter
Pennsylvania
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