Presidential News Conference reshapes White House press
An National Archivesical retrospective outlines how presidential news conferences began with Wilson and evolved through Harding Coolidge Hoover Truman Eisenhower Kennedy and later presidents. It notes live broadcasts and record keeping changed access, accountability, and politics, while warning of dangers to democracy.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Dwight Eisenhower
Coolidge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Portera
Brookings Institution
Richard M. Nixon
Brookings
Franklin Roosevelt
Nixon
Eagle Scout Dinner Honors 27 Eagles in 1940 Benton Area
Eagle Scout recognition banquet planned at First Lutheran church in Benton Iowa on Tuesday at 6 45 p m in conjunction with Boy Scout week February 5 12 Hawkeye Area Council honors 27 scouts awarded Eagle rank in 1940 across Benton Johnson Linn and Washington counties Dr James J Robertson Jr editor of Civil War History will speak He is a Danville Virginia native with ties to Emory University and the State University of Iowa Scoutmasters and parents invited Former Eagles may contact local Boy Scout office for tickets
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James J. Robertson, Jr
State University of Iowa
First Lutheran Church
Hawkeye
Boy Scout Office
Robertson
Danville
Randolph-Macon College
Emory University
Emory
SUI
Second Eastern Iowa Science Fair Draws 13 Counties
The second annual Eastern Iowa Science Fair reports entries from 13 counties toward broader student representation. Officials said the event will be April 8-9 at Coe, with a joint presentation with the Northeastern Iowa Science Fair at Iowa Teachers College to aid student projects.
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Joseph Stolar
Coe
J. H. Gerks
Iowa Teachers College
Lews
City National Bank
Stolar
Cedar Rapids
Kansas City
Linnones
Cedar
Johnson
Iowa
Muscatiné
Delaware
Benton
Poweshiek
Mahaska
Keokuk
Washington
World InBrief: Global brief highlights medicine and trade
A Brazilian doctor cures eight year old Mariu el Alves with Japanese surgical method after letters were translated from Japanese to Portuguese. Budapest hails TB crackdown with fines and free cures. Laval Toronto universities raise funds to send volunteers to India and Ceylon for welfare work. Copper and tobacco exports to the Soviet Union persist despite policy. FAO notes new locust swarms likely to reach India and Pakistan after May 4. Israel hosts a Samonth youth movement instructors course for delegates from five African and Asian nations.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Mariuel Alves
Alves
Toronto
Laval
India
Ceylon
Oy Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Central African Federation
Soviet Union
Tel Aviv
Israel
New Babes
Nigeria
Liberia
Singapore
Sierra Leone
Malagasy Republic
Body Found in Big Snowball Mystery Remains Unresolved
In VUOKSENNISKA Finland a ten year old boy Eske Vento was found dead inside a massive snowball at a gravel pit. Authorities say the snowball appeared to have formed around him as he wandered near the hillside. The exact circumstances and cause of death are under investigation.
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Vuoksenniska
Finland
UPT
Eske Vento
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