Free Enterprise System Defends U S Against Soviet Push
Secretary Anderson asserts the American economy is in good shape and emerging from recession. He argues free enterprise meets demand without state coercion, contrasts Russian housing and production flaws with U S distribution and consumer access, and warns against overproduction fears from Khrushchev's rhetoric.
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Khrushchev and Company
United Nations
United States
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Anerson
Anderson
Khrushchev
World's Largest Atomic Power Plant Dedicated Near Chicago
The Dresden Nuclear Power Station near Morris Illinois will be dedicated October 12 with John A McCone leading. Built by General Electric for Commonwealth Edison and others it is privately financed and first in operation in the United States. It can power a city over 200000 and started fuel loading in 1957 with initial reactor operation earlier.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Chicago
Morris
Ill
John A. McCone
Atomic Energy Commission
General Electric Co
Dresden
Commandwealth Edison Co
U. S
Powerful ally and decency as global beacon
A machinery advertisement argues that a force beyond bombs—religion, honor, decency—empowers progress. It extols hospital care, child labor laws, peaceful science, aid to enemies, free libraries, and vast aid to poorer nations as proof. It frames the U N as the stage for civilization, urging shared progress with outside help.
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America
United Nations General Assembly
Jolting census parallels on bartenders and ministers
The Biblical Recorder notes the decennial census shows 193 467 bartenders and 167 471 ministers. It highlights alcohol spending far surpassing religious giving and connects drinking to 37 800 deaths, 1 400 000 disabling injuries, and six billion dollars in automotive losses, suggesting a societal link to alcoholism.
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Census Bureau
U. S
Loyalty and devotion to duty in a changing world
A Sunday sermon links Jesus teaching on endurance to the end with Garibaldi's loyalty to unite Italy. The preacher laments modern faintheartedness, praises steadfast faith in truth and right, and cites scripture and Josiah Royce on loyalty as the path to moral law and lasting deeds.
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Post Office Department
Garibaldi
Italy
Alps
Straits of
Messina
Christ
Paul
Apostle Peter
Loy
North Carolina State Fair Opens With Big Plans
The Raleigh State Fair opens for a five day run at the Fairgrounds with a theme on agribusiness and media power. Highlights include school days with 400000 free tickets, arena exhibits, art and garden displays, rodeo each evening, harness racing, and speeches by Secretary Macor and former President Truman. Improvements boost paving and drainage across the 228 acre site.
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Fairgrounds
Raleigh
State Board of Agriculture
North Carolina
North Carolina Press Association
The
North Carolina Association of Broadcasters
Frederick Macor
Commerce
Harry S. Truman
Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers of America
What About Nixon as Presidential Candidate
A reader argues Nixon should remain in law practice if not elected. The letter questions Fulbright’s access to the kitchen debate transcript and accuses Nixon of pandering to the little man while backing big business. It cites Nixon’s ties, salary, and lifestyle as evidence against a presidential bid. It mentions Kennedy Johnson and the Senate as alternatives.
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Sinai
the Enterprise
Nixon
Senator Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Khrushchevy
Fulbright
Daily
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Johnson
Senate
Washington
C. Max Gardner
Tainly
Doheney Oil Company
William Gibbs McAdoo
Coolidge
Greensboro
Easy Street
Republican Party
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Soviet
Russia
Moscow
Radio
Soviet Union
Arthur Aman
Edison Co
High Point Enterprise
Main High N. Gaa
Esse Euthneananas
RS. R. B. Terry
Holt McPhereson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson
Davertiing Rector
Matthew
Robert Marks
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina Agricultural Society
Rand
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