Kansas City Star Starbeams chronicler Bill Vaughan
Kansas City AP profile of Bill Vaughan the 44 year old custodian of Starbeams a long running Kansas City Star column begun by William Rockhill Nelson. The piece traces Vaughan’s career from St Louis roots to becoming a leading one paragraph orator noted for wit warmth and concise social critique.
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Garfield
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Colorado
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Silestas
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Charley Blood
Bill Vaughan
Vaughan
Cary Granton
Executive staff changes amid Tribune Republican shifts
The Greeley Daily Tribune and Grasley Republican announce staff movements including Mildred Slamueh and Jake Ostrick Jr among editors and contributors. The notice outlines circulation details, pricing, and Associated Press rights while listing various staff names and positions in a period newspaper format.
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Inland Daily Press
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Gtreute
Bamall
Pause and Ponder in Stewards Text Reaffirms Faithful Conduct
A fragment notes a coed steward requirement and cites a Bible verse 4 Cor 4:2, asserting faithfulness. The brief hints at a rule or standard within a group, mentioning a man found faithful and a scriptural citation without full context.
Martin on Colorado Politics From Harvard to Boulder
Professor Curtis Martin of the University of Colorado, a Harvard-educated Democrat active in party work since 1948, argues in Colorado Politics that government should be party- responsible. He critiques nonpartisan norms, notes weak party discipline, and highlights voter participation from precincts to campaigns as key. He cites a county loyal to Republicans and praises inclusive citizen engagement.
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University of Colorado Political Science
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Martin
Harvard
Senate
George Washington
Marlin
Sentences from Abroad on World Policy Stakes
Commentary notes that Africa and Asia hold large stakes in world policy. It warns Khrushchev prefers signs of NATO doubt and weakness. It cites European papers expressing China’s dislike of Russians talking with Americans and maintaining a nuclear deterrent for unwarlike coexistence.
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Asia
Gazette de Lausanne
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Oslo
Norway
Behind Closed Ranks Debate Analyzed In The Detroit News
The Detroit News weighs a call to close ranks during crises while allowing opposition inquiry. It stresses that rallying around the flag should not hide errors and argues that critics’ evidence, if any, deserves examination.
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Detroit News
Refugee Flow Up in Berlin as East German Repression Drives Escape
A Berlin admission board records a steady stream of refugees from East to West, many fleeing political and economic oppression. The process shows ordinary citizens like Frau G, aged 67, seeking safety while West Berlin absorbs thousands daily amid a tense frontier.
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East Berlin
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Ryan Pitesons
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Rewank
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Vopas—Volkspanzei
Communist People's Police
Marienfelde Allee
Yison
West
East Germany
Greeley Groups Elect Leaders At Year End Meeting
Richard L. Tatman elected president of the Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce at the annual membership meeting and dinner dance on Monday night. Scroll and Fan final meeting of the season installed new officers including Mrs. Gilbert Futen wider as president and Helen J. Ellis named assistant professor of physical education at the college. Charity work report shows 1020 garments distributed to needy families in Greeley.
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Hichard L. Tatman
Greeley
H. F. Holcomb
Herman Khewer
Scroll and Fan
Ralph Strong
Helen J. Ellis
Aliss Sarah McRoberts
States 'College
Kalamazoo, Mich
Inflation Trend Signals Possible Postwar Stability
American money managers hint inflation may pause though living costs may not fall soon. Federal Reserve rate cuts are symbolic. the discount window signals money cost and credit availability. Signs point to inflation era ending, with shifts in stock and bond markets reflecting changing interest expectations.
Inflation Trends Divide the Fed and Markets in 1940s Style
The Federal Reserve has recognized the pace of the trend by reversing its own rates. The federal budget for the current year is near balance with a small surplus probable, and a larger surplus is hoped for in the next fiscal year. Inflation drivers fade as Treasury deficits recede, and industry faces excess productive capacity. Prices have shifted little, shortages are rare, and inventories pivot from accumulation to controlled stock. Factory behavior shows caution, aiming to match demand with supply while avoiding overstock. In Las Animas California, Gilvey Martenson wins a lawn contest with a weed-free, concrete yard recently revamped in green paint, sparking club debate over grass rules.
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