Green River Journal details and policy statement
The Green River Journal issued from Green River Utah provides rates of $3.00 per year in state and $4.00 out of state. Editor and Publisher Gene M Davis, Ramon Davis, Janet Howland, Barbara Ekker, Beth Nielsen, with Hanksville and White Canyon correspondents, outlines a civic minded editorial policy.
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President Eisenhower backs federal flood insurance plan
The president urges Congress to consider federal disaster insurance after repeated New England floods from Hurricane Diane and recent heavy rains. Bipartisan support grows as lawmakers promise bills to provide flood protection for affected areas, challenging insurers who doubt profitability of such coverage.
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Anxiety and the mind body link in modern medicine
Dixie doctors describe psycho somatic disease as mind and body illness linked to mental unrest. Psychiatry advances alongside pathology with sixty percent of hospital confinements due to mentally induced ailments. Economic pressure and job dependence fuel anxiety in daily life.
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Juan Peron
Spain
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Italy
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France
Public Forum urges united vote for Green River progress
A Green River Utah citizen writes ahead of the city election urging voters to evaluate candidates by their real goals for betterment. He condemns division, emphasizes growth through infrastructure, and calls for revising obstructive ordinances while stressing unity beyond race religion and organization.
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The Key Hole By The Desert Rat
The author notes the desert town empties during hunting season but many return with meat, easing the butcher, while praising safety rules after nonfatal hunting incidents. He hints at upcoming turkey shoot contests to sharpen marksman skills as winter approaches.
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Desert Rat and Political Echoes From 1950s News
A Green River reminiscence mixes desert life observations with national politics. The writer notes uranium prospectors, local townsfolk, and personal quirks alongside reports on Stevenson Kefauver Nixon and Harriman, reflecting Cold War era political currents and international tensions.
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