Childress Index Publisher and staff listing
The fragment shows the Childress Index with names including Glen as publisher and general manager plus advertising manager and mechanical superintendent. It reflects a newspaper staff roster from the period.
Driving education in high schools urged to curb accidents
Editorial argues that early driver training builds lasting safe habits, noting only 12 of 48 states require it and most schools offer limited or no road experience. It cites 1956 stats of 9,200 young drivers killed and 370,000 injured, urging state laws and broader programs.
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Michigan
Connecticut
National Safet Council On Down
U. S
Do Nots Of Rocket Making Listed
SAN ANTONIO a Southwest Research Institute scientist warned amateur rocket makers of five do nots. Francis Warren listed hazards including using homemade rockets and handling chlorates or finely divided metal powders. He urged remote firing behind barricades and avoiding ignition with a hand held match.
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San Antonio
The
Southwest Research Institute
Francis Warren
Institute
Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Secretary Sues Infringement Claim Over Song Royalties
Secretary Gladys Reinhardt of Memphis files suit for a half share of royalties in the song White Silver Sands. She contends lyricist C. G. Matthews deprived her of her rightful share for composing the melody.
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Memphis
Tenn
Gladys Reinhardt
White Silver Sands
Santa Rosa relaxes city gift rule for employees
In Santa Rosa California city manager Sam B Hood eased a charter rule barring gifts to employees. Department heads may accept gifts only if they can eat drink or smoke it in one day.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Sam B. Hood
Hood
McCanns Analysis Of The News
United States competes with Soviet progress in space and naval tech. Cape Canaveral prepares to launch the Vanguard rocket with a 6.4 inch satellite as Lenin becomes the world’s first nuclear powered surface ship. France’s Gaillard wins a confidence vote and tax plan amid fiscal pressures. Indonesia suspends Dutch interests after Dutch New Guinea dispute and anti Dutch campaigns. NATO seeks closer East West cooperation in Paris talks with Britain and West Germany. Rep Poage decries U S satellite launch delays, claiming loss of prestige.
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United States
Russia
Cape Canaveral Missile Testing Center
Florida
Navy
Vanguard
Lenin
Quincy
Mass
Long Beach
Netherlands
Dutch New Guinea
Ihs
United Nations
Indonesia
Royal Netherlands
London
Great Britain
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
Harold Macmillan
Heinrich von Brentano
NATO
Britain
Sputnik reporting and local sports push for Kids Inc program
The piece reflects on American coverage of the Sputnik project and praises frank reporting. Buddy Wilcoxson offers to coordinate the Kids Inc basketball program, praised as essential and not to be abandoned. Cliff Methrens and Waydelle Hill from the Bobcat coaching staff back the program and plan a coaching school for peers.
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Buddy Wilcoxson
Kids, Inc
Cliff Methrens
Waydelle Hill
Bobcat
Relief Is In Sight From Snow In East
A warm moist air mass from the Gulf moved into the East bringing a warming trend and up to 25 degree increases. Frigid cold stretched from the South to New England with subfreezing temperatures, while snowfall totals reached over a foot in some Eastern areas. Heaviest snow fell near Craig Colorado with 3 to 4 inches, and light rain appeared on the Pacific Coast in Washington and Oregon.
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Gulf Area
Upper Great Lakes
Atlantic
Seaboard
Georgia
Alabama
New England
Pennsylvania
Canadian
Montana
Dakotas
Ilinois
North Dakota
Rockies
Craig
Colo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
TV Jazz Special on The Seven Lively Arts
CBS TV will present a one hour jazz showcase featuring Billie Holiday Count Basie Gerry Mulligan Red Allen Jimmy Giuffre Coleman Hawkins and Lester Young. Producer Robert Herridge aims for a bare stage no gimmicks and uses taped musician comments to explore jazz roots and the feeling of being inside the group.
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New York
Jazz
Cold TV
Billie Holliday
Count Basie
Gerry Mull Gan
Red Allen
Jimmy Giuffre
Coleman Hawkins
Lester Young
Cbs-Tv
Seven Lively Arts
Robert Herridge
Herridge
Leonard Bernstein
New TV
Camera Three
Lawrence Welk
Billie Holiday
Frank Costello
Merchants to Hang Men Only Signs in Aurora Stores
Merchants in Aurora Illinois plan to display men only signs next Thursday to create a carefree calm for male shoppers. The signs aim to spare men from harassment while they complete Christmas purchases.
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Aurora
Patrol aides deliver second baby in a week
In Toledo Ohio the State High Patrol at Sylvania post assisted delivering a child in the patrol parking lot as Mrs Bernard Nashaum and her husband rushed there for help. The dispatcher and two officers helped again this week marking their second birth in days.
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Toledo
Ohio
State High Patrol
Sylvania
Bernard Nashaum
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