Propaganda Charge in Pennsylvania Textbook Draws Attention
The Lexington Leader-Herald reports on a Pennsylvania school using a textbook titled Challenges to American Youth which argues advertisers control U.S. newspapers. The piece questions the claim and urges Pennsylvania school administrators to review the attack on the press.
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Russia
America
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Pennsylvania
Joseph Irvin Arnold
State Teachers College
Bridgewater
Mass
Harlan A. Philipp
Heart Trouble Warning From Health Board List
The Sunter Daily Item quotes state health officials warning how to promote heart trouble and a coronary attack. The list urges putting work first, working evenings, never taking vacations, skipping checkups, and denying health signals.
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Heart Disease Control Section
State Board of Health
North Carolina Welcomes Guinea President Skou Toure
The Boston Herald notes Governor Hodges and leaders hosted an interracial reception for Guinea's President in North Carolina. Dinners meetings and planning included Negroes in the welcome, with no protests. The piece argues the visit boosts democracy and signals progress on race relations. It cautions a race problem remains but shrinking as both races work to improve relations.
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Guinea
Skou Toure
North Carolina
Toure
Hodges
Dads Club Targets Khrushchev With Peaceful Win
The Oakland CA based California Council of Dads Clubs publishes a bold challenge to Nikita Khrushchev. The Dads pledge to defeat him through peaceful means by strengthening education and spiritual power, asserting brain power and moral resolve as tools against Bolshevism.
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California
Council of Dads Clubs
Oakland
Nikita Khrushchev
Mr. K
Dads Club
That's A Joke Dad Uncle Sam tax reform teased
The Denver Post cartoonish take on the new 1040W form targets the average earner with wages or salaries and up to 200 dollars of passive income. It notes the form shrank from four to two pages while instruction sheets dropped from sixteen to four.
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Sam
Fragmented OCR Notice on Newspaper Staff Roles
A garbled OCR snippet references positions such as Managing and Circulation Manager with partial names and labels, indicating a historical newspaper page section listing staff titles without coherent details or dates. The legible elements suggest a newsroom masthead or internal circulation note rather than a full report.
Transportation union tensions in New York echo national debate
The piece discusses Michael Quill and the Transport Workers Union in New York City facing a possible Christmas strike against private bus lines. It contrasts Quill’s wage gains with a bankrupt subway system, and critiques Representative Porter's tax and price theories, arguing wages and taxes are fixed by contracts and legislation.
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New York City
Michael Quill
Quill
America
Charles C. Porter
Oregon
Representative Porter
Harvard
Porter
Lynn Nisbet Around Capitol Square Educational Planning
Dr. I E Ready, head of curriculum study for the State Board of Education, argues for continuous educational planning and research. He notes the need to anticipate change, retrain teachers, rewrite texts, and fund education research, urging states to act beyond spasmodic reform.
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I. E. Ready
State Board of Education
General Assembly
State Board of
Washington News Notebook Capitol Scene in 1960
Washington observers foresee a lively 1960 session with debates over the cranberry fiasco and fixed TV quiz shows along with a sizable 81 billion dollar fiscal 1961 budget. House Ways and Means talks of tax cuts while defense spending is kept near 41 billion, and Congress faces holdover legislation on farms education civil rights minimum wage unemployment and social security amid a Big Four summit and a presidential election year backdrop.
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Washington
Congress
House Ways and Means
Augusta
George Mahon
D-Tex
House Armed Services Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
U. S
Lions stage first indoor Carolina Jubilee Horse Show at Greensboro Coliseum
The Greensboro Lions and sponsors host the Carolina Jubilee Horse Show turning big time entertainment into support for the blind. Ringmaster Emmett Stone presides as crowds fill the Coliseum in a promising start for the event. Gunsmoke stars Miss Kitty and Doc boost local interest amid parade coverage and city activities.
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Brookdale Stables
Greensboro
New Coliseum
South
Lions
Coliseum
Hamilton Lakes
Glenwood Lions
Piedmont
Miss Kitty
Amanda Blake
Doc
Milburn Stone
Chester
Dennis Weaver
Charlotte
Detroit
High Point
Santa Claus
Charles W. Patterson, Jr
Dick Culler
Los Angeles
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Associated Press
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Eadvence
George Sokolsky
Transportation Union Problems
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Edu
Charles Pearson
Washington News Notebook
Capitol Scene
Eisenhower
Treasury
Holt McPherson
Emmett Stone
Hizzoner
Jess Washburn
Hubert M. Bryant
Kiwanis Club
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J. W. Morgan
Bryant
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