Good For Herter Urges firm Berlin Stand
Secretary of State Christian Herter, in a report on the Geneva conference, urged Western powers to hold firm in Berlin. He warned the Soviet Union would add 2,000,000 free West Berliners to communism if the West retreats, and said supply routes must not be surrendered.
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Christian Herter
Berlin
Soviet Union
Reds
Eisenhower
Admiral Strauss
Walter Williams
Williams
Sinclair Weeks
Weeks
Boston
Ike
Seattle
Committee For Economic Development
Commerce Department
the Treasury
George Humphrey
Wall Street
Patterson
South
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Alabama
Faubus
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Kennedy
International Union of Electrical Workers
Carey
Cordiner
James B. Carey
Inc
Alabama advantage grows as industry taps diverse gold
The Associated Press notes Alabama’s rich potential beyond mineral gold as industry expands across iron ore coal water cattle poultry and forests. State Industrial Development Board director Leland Jones says four years of investment neared 700 million dollars with near billion-dollar growth expected, bringing jobs and Alabama made goods.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Jones
Alabama Eyes Special Session On Education Funding
Governor Patterson calls a special session of the Alabama Legislature to consider education funding needs and proposes a four item tax package to raise 42 million dollars over two fiscal years. The editorial urges equal tax burdens and swift legislative action to improve the state’s schools.
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John Patterson
Alabama
Patterson
Gov. Patterson
Labor union offers free legal aid through special panel
Los Angeles based unions set up a secret pilot program paying for civil legal advice and limited to two office interviews per member. The plan, funded by employers at about $204000 annually, will be exposed at bargaining tables after a year of secrecy.
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Los Angeles
California Sun
Union Council
Joint Council of Hotel and Restaurant
Council
Employers Council of
Southern California
John Cooper
Bar Association
Trust Fund
Medical
Bar Associations
Mee
Hall Syndicate
Wyatt Earp sits in on Holifield fallout hearing
Hollywood actor Hugh O’Brian, famed for portraying Wyatt Earp, attends Congressman Holifield’s radioactive fallout hearing in Washington. He says he will watch hearings a week and then host a TV segment on atomic war dangers. The piece links fallout risks to civilization and Ike administration decisions.
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Washington
Hugh O'Brian
Wyatt Earp
Wichita, Kans
Congressman Holifield
John Donnelly
Donnelly
Africa
Dr Schweitzer
Holifield
Your Money's Worth Budget Deficit Tops Records
Government ends decade with the largest peacetime deficit in U S history estimated near 12.5 billion. Debt climbs toward 286 billion as deficits persist through the 1950s, with tax burden and interest costs rising while surpluses remain rare.|
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Sylvia Porter
U. S. Treasury
the Treasury
White House
George Porter Humphrey
Robert Anderson
Truman
Eisenhower
Way Sought To Pay For Roads
Washington AP reports a simple tax extension bill grew into a vehicle for funding interstate highways and diverting revenue to a highway trust fund. Senator Gore pushes diversion while Eisenhower warns of contract halts without funds and favors a gasoline tax raise.
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Joe Hall Washington
Senate
House
Highway- Trust Fund
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Fisenhower
Congress
Gore
Special Highway Trust Fund
Treasury
General Fund
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Don't Be A Weakling Aims At Courage And Conviction
A 1968 Hall Syndicate piece urges readers to resist crowd conformity and act on principle. It warns against following mobs or delaying action for expediency. The article transitions to a note about free criminal defense aid with trustee approvals, panel lawyers, and income limits.
Pets need more water in winter from furnace heat drying moisture
House pets like dogs and cats require extra water during cold months as central heating dries bodily moisture.
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Decatur Daily
Eeatic
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
W. R. Shelton
Decatur
Motor Revie
Inside
Labor— Labor Union
Riesel
Drew Pearson
Pearson
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Ohio
Mike DiSalle
DiSalle
General Electric
Ralph J. Cordiner
the Hall Syndicate
Way
By Arlie B. Davidson
Davidson
Ponty
Pest
C. C. Garrett
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