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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1959
Page
4
The National Safety Council promotes a free teen safety booklet distributed by a major American oil company and its affiliates. Tips stress not showing off behind the wheel, leaving enough space to yield to common sense, sharing public highways, avoiding ego boost, and slowing down in bad weather, with warnings about drink driving and higher teen fatality rates per mile.
This piece argues freedom of the press is a broad civic right for all citizens, not a privilege for publishers. It warns dictatorial regimes rely on censoring media, urging vigilance against censorship and pressures. A truly free press must be thorough, unbiased, and fearless to serve public welfare. Prepared by the Canadian Daily Newspaper Publishers Association and printed in the Saskatoon Star-Phoenix.
Mr and Mrs Stanley K Dean and family of Otisville NY visited their parents Mr and Mrs Frank A Remieres of 85 Union St and Mrs Ida N Dean 132 Hope St over the holidays. Mrs Anna C Taylor formerly of 164 Wood St now lives with her brother Mr John Vargas Sr 230 Sears Road Swansea Mass. They all spent Sunday at Provincetown Cape Cod Mass.
Ten years ago the Fourth of July Committee sought a $500 fireworks bill reduction after a subcommittee found the display lacked contract quality. A negotiating committee with town officials will pursue talks with RI Fireworks Co. Fifteen years ago Bristol donors met a three day blood quota with 231 pints still needed. 1544 pints were donated so far. US Rubber Co.iquick praise for plasma support for armed forces. Twenty five years ago town officials recommended deputy fire marshals to replace two chiefs after state police concerns over cooperation with the fire marshal.
A Bristol reader repeats police guidance that bicyclists should ride on the right, not the left. He cites safety reasons, notes youth behavior, quotes Herbert Hoffman on riding with traffic, and urges adherence to traffic rules for pedestrians and bikes alike. The piece ends with a summer event list and club clambake notices.
Jack Rutten a Baltimore private eye, says he has never solved a murder and rarely uses force. He criticizes TV sleuths like Peter Gunn and Mike Hammer, calling some portrayals parodic and notes his own quiet, nonviolent career in investigation since 1945.
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