Editorial: Search for the truth as man’s noble duty
The editorial asserts that pursuing truth is humanity’s noblest work and that publication bears a public duty. It emphasizes journalistic responsibility to uncover facts, verify sources, and inform readers without bias. The piece calls for rigorous standards and dedication to integrity.
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de Stael
Lilienthal urges private development of atomic energy
The piece argues former AEC chairman David Lilienthal advocates ending the government monopoly on atomic energy. It contends peaceful use would accelerate if private industry could freely research and share noncritical information, criticizing military dominance and political opposition while urging serious consideration of Lilienthal’s proposals.
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Senator Hickenlooper
Calhoun Quote on Public Trust and Free Government
A quotation from John C. Calhoun emphasizes that free government relies on public offices serving the public good rather than personal or party gain. The statement frames offices as public trusts entrusted to benefit the nation.
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John C. Calhoun
Glass houses and mass slaughter as remedies in conflict
A historical editor cautions against immediate calls for nuclear war highlighting the urge of some citizens to arm and threaten mass slaughter. The piece praises restraint while urging careful consideration of escalation and avoiding drastic overreactions in tense times.
Quote about choosing between bad and worse
A French proverb notes that the common choice is not between good and bad but between bad and worse, reflecting practical decision making rather than ideal outcomes.
Wit Helps Us Play the Fool With More Confidence
Quote from Thomas Fuller notes wit boosting confidence in fools and tricks. Brief remark on humor aiding boldness in social performances.
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Thomas Fuller
Commentators Return to Airwaves in Korea Crisis
A nostalgic look at radio news voices during the Korea outbreak notes Murrow and others on air again, new blood and old regulars mixing, and CBS creating a public affairs department. The piece sees evolving tones from optimism to measured caution as networks shape how Developments are presented.
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Anthony Eden
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Steve Steve
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Murrow
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Powers That Be
Gabriel Heater
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Orson Welles
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McArthur
Burlington Herald Ad Prospects Boost Local Income
Advertisement emphasis grows as Burlington Herald reports stronger ad demand and revenue opportunities for businesses and merchants in the region. Local merchants seek cost effective campaigns to reach residents and tourists, aiming to raise brand visibility and sales.
Post Office Notice of Second Class Matter
The notice indicates the item is entered as second class matter on January 11, 1946, at the Town post office under the act of March 3, 1879.
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