TVA Pioneer Address Highlights Regional Growth and World Impact
The Tennessee Valley Authority board chair Aubrey J. Wagner spoke at Harvard on TVA’s past present and future noting TVA’s experimental multi purpose river development created flood control and power benefits. He cited $315 million in flood damage prevented and annual 15 to 18 billion kWh output with 26 million tons of freight moved by navigation. He praised TVA as a national world partner shaping policy and regional progress.
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Aubrey J
Red) Wagner
Tennessee Valley Authority
Harvard University
TVA
Wagner
Tennessee Valley
Tennessee
Ohio
Mississippi
United States
Missouri’basin
India
Australia
Mekong Basin
Southeast Asia
Nions
U. S
Europe
America
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Right Wing Programs Stir Capitol Hearings on Radio Ties
Senator Gale McGee of Wyoming launches Senate hearings into extreme right wing radio and TV broadcasts carried on thousands of stations. The report profiles H. L. Hunt, Howard Kershner, Clarence Manion, Rev. Billy James Hargis, Kent Courtney, Dan Smoot, Rev. Carl McIntire and others, noting rising influence and calls for countering propaganda with responsible citizen action.
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Washington
Gale McGee
Wyoming
Capitol Hill
McGee
John Birch Society
Senate
H. L. Hunt
Texas
Bay of Pigs
Life Line
District of Columbia
Mexico
Howard Kershner
America
Billy James Hargis
Canada
Kent Courtney
Dan Smoot
Smoot
Carl McIntire
Catholic Church
Answering how to stop cursing from a religious view
The text argues bad words reflect a heart defect. It cites Bible verses to link speech with inner character, noting Peter’s fall and Pentecost as examples. It urges heart change through faith, so speech will become praising rather than profane, ending with a plea for acceptable words.
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M. S
Peter
Christ
Jesus
David
Partisan Critics Echo Fed Rate Debate Across Country
Washington debate on Federal Reserve rate hikes highlights partisan division over inflation and budget coordination. Critics warn of missteps echoing 1920s mistakes as the White House pushes for coordinated policy while lenders and bankers fear overexpansion of credit and long term instability.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Filling Government Posts by John W Gardner in HEW
John W Gardner, moving from the Carnegie Foundation to head Health, Education and Welfare, faces a massive staffing challenge as 11 or 12 top posts must be filled. The piece contrasts New Deal recruiting with today’s pay and perks, notes Harvard’s Bundy and Mintz books, and warns about the demanding, high‑tax government environment.
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Washington
John W. Gardner
Johnson
Carnegie Foundation
HEW
Medicare
Gardner
Academe
McGeorge Bundy
Harvard
Kennedy
White House
Bundy
Ford Foundation
Milton
Gaza
Food and Drug Administration
Congress
Morton Mintz
FDA
Rufus E. Miles Jr
Princeton Uni
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
This Day In History December 10 1965
Event list marks milestones as of December 10 1965 including 1921 treaty among the US UK France and Japan preserving Pacific status quo for 10 years Mississippi admitted to the Union in 1817 Nobel died in 1896. Five decades past postmaster Claude McMillan left for Washington to attend the National Rivers and Harbors Congress while Alabama Power officials toured Birmingham plants. Ten years ago Christmas Seal receipts topped 2000 and city funded public improvements with a 33591.95 loan.
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Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Pacific
Mississippi
Alfred Nobel
Claude McMillan
New Decatur
Washington
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
E. Moutton St
Board of Revenue and Control
H. R. Summer
State National Bank
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Clarence Manion
The
Manion Forum
States
Dio-Tv
Columbia Broadcasting System
David W. Dye
Lubbock
CBS
Sen. McGee
PTA
Natchitoches
Chemical Engineering
Linden
N. J
Frederic Lang
Landenberg
Lang
Ee —Marquis Childs
Decatur
F. H. Chamberlain
Birmingham
Alabama Power Co
Claude Rogers
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