Two Governors Candidates Promoted In Alabama Primary
The piece notes 618462 votes in the May 6 governor race with runoff set for June 3 and praises both Patterson and Wallace as top candidates. It cites voter turnout concerns and outlines concerns for education reapportionment industrial policy farm legislation and TVA power. It states prior support for A W Todd and assesses each candidate’s planned actions.
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Associated Press
Alabama
John Patterson
George Wallace
A. W. Todd
Russellville
Tennessee Valley Authority
Debate on federal action and foreign policy in 1957
The piece argues over using troops to enforce school integration and criticizes the Eisenhower administration for federal intervention in Arkansas. It cites Nixon’s treatment during Latin American goodwill tours and questions how foreign policy and economic pressures shape national responsibility toward citizens both at home and abroad.
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Richard Nixon
Peru
Venezuela
Eisenhower
Arkansas
United States
Alabama Education Commission to survey parents
The Alabama Educational Commission will mail 100 000 questionnaires to parents to gauge opinions on school administration teaching standards discipline teaching methods and support for higher taxes for school improvements and teacher salaries. The effort aims to restore public confidence and guide state education funding decisions.
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Alabama
Alabama Educational Commission
Train Your Child by Arlie B Davidson
Practical guide urging parents to cultivate traits for a productive adulthood. Emphasizes respect for family religion education and home life plus disciplined money use emotional balance and healthy attitudes toward the opposite sex and self-improvement.
Khrushchev Pushes Space Plans Amid Propaganda Drive
Washington evaluates Soviet missiles and moon rocket tests as Khrushchev pressures scientists to orbit a man and return him safely. Our spies say Russia failed two space attempts and a moon launch recently while firing intercontinental missiles over Siberia. The article also discusses U S debates on hydrogen bomb tests and fallout concerns.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Siberia
Caspian Sea
Kamchatka Peninsula
Bering Sea
Alaska
Khrushchev
United States
Army
Air Force
Hawaii
England
Petrillo Plans to Step Down as AFM President
James Caesar Petrillo, longtime head of the American Federation of Musicians, declares he will not seek renomination at the 61st annual convention in Philadelphia. He cites fatigue and urged younger leadership to guide the union amid changing labor laws and expanding national battles in music and broadcasting.
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John M. Murtagh
New York City
Sara Harris
Murtagh
Stormy Petrillo
James Caesar
America
Jimmie Petrillo
Philadelphia
Petrillo
U. S
American Federation of Musicians
Jimmie
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Corrie
The
Hall Syndicate
TVA Reports Growth in Valley Forest Industries for 1957
TVA data show 29 new and 19 expanded forest products plants in the Tennessee Valley and TVA service area during 1957. Investment estimates range from 4.9 million to about 5.2 million with around 2,100 jobs expected, plus details on wood processing, dam visits, and a large Widows Creek turbine water use. The Norris Dam area notes include a license to operate an 18th century grist mill moved to Norris reservoir.
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TVA
Tennessee Valley
North Carolina
Forest Products Industries
Pickwick
Widows Creek
Alabama
New York City
State of
Tennessee
Norris Dam
Norris Reservoir
Norris Lake
Clean bomb pitch sparks controversy in foreign reception
The column questions a touted clean bomb and the full truth before showing it to foreign experts. The OOPS DEPARTMENT notes a mix up in nepotism claims involving Senator Welker's relatives. Seaton clarifies that Edward Woozley from Idaho is not related to Welker, and Ernest Palmer is not his brother-in-law.
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Strauss
Strauss’ Ballyhoo
Oops Department
Senator Welker
Secretary of the Interior
Fred Seaton
Seaton
Edward Woozley
Land Management Bureau
Welker
Idaho
Ernest Palmer
Woozley
California
Palmer
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
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Arlie B. Davidson
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the Wagwieton Post Co
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King
Lyndi
Senate
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N.M
Atomic Energy
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Anderson
Pentagon
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Congressional Atomic Watchdog Committee
Herbert York
Livermore, Calif
Radiation Laboratory
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