Monitor marks golden anniversary year
The Christian Science Monitor reaches its 50th year with a global circulation of about 180000 in 120 countries. Editor Erwin Canham reflects on the paper and its future as it maintains integrity, avoids sensationalism, and reports from diverse beats while staying close to its Boston roots.
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White House outlines peace aims on disarmament
The White House released Pathway To Peace a pamphlet explaining U.S. stance in U.N. talks on disarmament and nuclear weapons. It lists five proposals with Canada Britain and France. aims include diverting nuclear materials to peaceful use, 24 month nuclear test moratorium, staged arms reductions, an advanced inspection system for missiles and space, and ongoing aerial and ground inspections to deter surprise attack. President Eisenhower urges informed citizenry to support peace efforts.
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Glacier pilot Geiger becomes Swiss hero by glacier flights
Herman Geiger, Alpine glacier pilot from Sion, Swiss, dominates high altitude rescues and supply runs. He has landed on more than 2,000 snowfields, saved avalanche victims in 1954, and flies up to 30 times daily to aid isolated cabins and power projects. His daring earned praise from U.S. officials and diplomats in Bern.
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Missile Era Reshapes Military Logistics and Supply
The ballistic missile era prompts overhaul of logistics with air lift for parts and subsystems, mobile maintenance teams, and lean stock. General J F Phillips notes 200 day WWII to Korea pipeline time will vanish under the new system leveraging electronic data processing and rapid air transport to ensure parts arrive immediately.
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World Steel Output Sets Record for 1957
Steel magazine reports world steel production reached 322 million net tons in 1957 with a 11.4 million ton rise split between the Free World and Iron Curtain. Russia produced about 56.5 million tons, ranking second, and Germany produced 27 million tons.
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Costs Rise and Graduates Drop in Denver Schools
Denver reports a decade of rising costs and enrollment. Expenditures climbed 450 percent while high school graduates last June were 742 percent higher than 1947, despite a 70 percent enrollment rise over ten years.
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Farmer Sells 80 Bushels to Save Largest Potato Crop
Westminster Vermont farmer Kurn Hattin sold 80 bushels of potatoes to store his largest harvest in the root cellar.
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Organ Recital by W E Copes at Coe College Next Sunday
W Earle Copes associate professor of organ at Cornell college will present an open no charge organ recital in Coe auditorium next Sunday January 12 at 8 p m. The former Dallas minister of music has appeared in recitals from New York to Florida and as far west as Albuquerque New Mexico He will lead sessions at the National Federation of Methodist Musicians convention in Boston next summer and has studied with noted teachers.
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Kirk Douglas Stars in Act of Love on Channel 9
Actor Kirk Douglas headlines Act of Love airing Sunday at 10 00 p m on Channel 9 Thea ter.
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