U S Doctrine Is Fight Communism
A summary of the Truman Doctrine declaring U S leadership against communism post World War II. It notes the 1947 request for aid to Greece and Turkey, the Marshall Plan, NATO and SEATO, and the shift from isolationism to internationalism under Truman and Eisenhower. It cites fears of Soviet expansion and the need to support free peoples resisting totalitarian pressure.
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Washington
United States
Truman
Congress
Greece
Turkey
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Asia
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Russia
Eisenhower
Trumen
United “States
Franklin’ Roosevelt
Sarné
Upkee
Hitler
America
United Nations
Staliit
Hit
Quest
Trumatt
Spring Hill Honor Roll Students
Spring Hill lists honor roll recipients by grade with numerous names. First grade includes Clayton McNiel Linda Green haw Janice Martin and Danny Ray Turner.
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Spring Hill
Clayton McNiel
Linda Greenhaw
Janice Martin
Danny Ray Turner
Jackie Wayne Curtis
Judy Anne Butler
Monty Dean Garner
Sarah Lou Brown
Hubert Ronald Kidd
Patricia Elaine Fuller
Dennis Turner
Betty Jean McNiel
Linda Joanne Reese
Michael Darwood Anderson
Scony Key
Cecilia Ann Archer
Mary Nell Townsend
Sandra Kaye Curtis
Bonnie Lou Kidd
Mickey Dean Powell
Rebecca Nell Martin
Carolyn Curtis
Diane Marcum
Julie McNiel
Donna Harvel
Dianna Landes
Michael Archer
Jerry Reese
Joan Bukter
Brenda Cox
Jackie Kidd
Errol “Arledge
Curtis
Hoff
Jackie ‘Martin
Terry ~ Powell
Ann Cato
Jennie Leu Quilgrin
Barbara Townsend
Judy Smith
Brendhn Smith
Ruthie Curtis
Nancy Alison
Dena Elledge
Mary Low Maxwell
Jimmy Nationis
Alf - Richard Greenhaw
Carolyn Sanders
Betty Smith
Jobinnie
Faye Stark
Mary Anderson
Jimmy Anderson
Thomas Burns
Sherry Collins
Linda Galloway
Clara’ Hamilton
Brenda Martin
Gene Max
Well
Rasahke
All
A's
Sharon Bachman
Linda
Hal Boyle Nuggets From Page One Random Claims and Quips
A fragmented column notes on Aurora Borealis origins refutes moonlight theories and cites solar storms. It quotes a Canadian doctor offering simple heart health advice to avoid attacks and mentions Robert Q. Lewis pondering a Texas millionaire carpeting tale.
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Robert Q. Lewis
Texas
Bud Abbott
Low Costello
Seareur
Abe
America
Elaine Malbitn
Ivhose
George Bernard Shaw
Colleges Tie Higher Education To Culture Standards
Researchers find colleges and universities largely fail to shape students moral values. The study notes the main effect is to instill conformity to a particular set of college-bred norms and attitudes in American culture. Some institutions show standout intellectual, cultural, or moral climates according to Jacobs.
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Facob
Fragmented Reader Roster Fragments Mention Grading
Incomplete OCR lists names by grade with scattered surnames including Brint Hatch Shepard and DeVenny, Colling, Garner, McCoy and Stevenson. The garbled page hints at a school roster or yearbook section with multiple grades and student names in a jumbled layout.
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Hap
Charles Brint
Gayle Hatch
Magth Bue Martin
Arbara Shepard
Beuy Jean Allison
Frances Sanders
Bevcon
Aney Bells
Ata” Bis
Ette Bachman
Jerrie Sue Colling
Juanita DeVenny
Lassy MaeGarner
Wanda McCoy
Don Socter
Wade Stevenson
Blgine Boyce
Martha Elam
Wendell Rogers
Shirley
Stark S
Insurance Bill in Affected County West Memphis Downgrade
The article notes a bill affecting county insurance limits with a final House action expected soon. A local option gambling measure was amended to apply only to Garner County and population thresholds were introduced. House actions include a biennial welfare department salary bill and several appropriation measures, plus state aid distribution to schools and a shift in school election dates from March to the first Saturday in April.
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West Memphis
Garvnner
House
Senate
Learning value and cheating in liberal education
The article notes that students, while claiming strong values, show moral erosion through cheating. Jacob argues that cheating reveals the core flaw in American students and that the practice is widespread across many colleges with 40 percent or more admitting frequent cheating, often without remorse.
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Jacob
Six year old dies after fall from tuning board accident
CLARKSVILLE Ark James Eugene Alderson six died near Lamar yesterday when he fell from the tuning board of a four buck driven by his father James Alderson of Lamar Rural Electrification Administration approves a 300000 loan to Bald Knob Telephone Co to convert to dial operation and expand service Governor Faubus appoints University of Arkansas trustees and state bank board members including Dallas P Raney Earl Wildy Tom Bill Rogers.
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Clarksville
Ark
James Eugene Alderson
Lamar
Here
James Alderson
Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Bald Knob Telephone Co
Bald Knob
Little Rock
Orval Faubus
University of Arkansas” ‘Trusts
Ombhusstoner
Dallas P. Raney
Earl, Wildy
Leachville
University
Tom Bill Rogers
Harrison
Estate Bank Commission
Defeated welfare bill and utility service provision note
December text notes requirements for electric utilities to furnish services to all requesters within territories or surrender territories if feasible. It also records the defeat of a bill to allow prosecutors to employ assistants for welfare and child support cases.
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Electric Utilities
Missile expert Col Nickerson to face court martial
Ex West Point graduate Col John Nickerson, a U S Army officer long stationed at Redstone Arsenal Alabama, faces court martial on charges including illegal reproduction and distribution of secret defense documents. The 62nd and 134th articles of the Uniform Code of Military Justice guide his prosecution.
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Nickerson
Dis
Wilson
Army
Navy
Air Force
8Th Army
Nickersson
Erik
Bei’ Gaust
Miis
Rockets
Washington, D. C
Pearson
John A. ‘Baumann
The
Radio" Corp; ‘of America
The Rainbow Bridge Opens Ninth Time Since 1848
The bridge linking the United States and Canada near Niagara Falls is described as the eleventh cross bridge since the first one opened in 1848.
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Crousts-The -River
United States
Canada
Niagara, Falls
More Drought Relief Aid to Be Asked
President Eisenhower urged Congress to approve an expedited drought relief program with states paying 25 percent of the cost. He sought authority to expand disaster relief programs and directed Agriculture Secretary Benson to propose measures based on Wichita conference findings, stressing prompt action and better federal participation.
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Washington
Presi
Bart Eisenhower
Congress
Bbst
Col. Gress
Eisenhower
Agriculture
Bera
Tl. Bengon
Wichita
Kan
Arizona Tops Farm Income in 1955 Nationwide figures
Arizona led states last year in average net income of farm operators at 11892, with heavy cotton yields on large tracts driving totals. California ranked second at 4484, while the national average rose slightly from 11 900 to 11 892.
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Washington
Arizona
Todd
Agriculture Department
California
Doha
Optical glass lets reader discern text at far end
Science praises perfected optical glass for its extreme clarity. A book placed at one end of a 10 foot bar of optical glass could be read from the opposite end, illustrating remarkable visual sharpness and potential applications.
Disaster aid debate urges local control and greater state roles
A report argues that emergency programs must stay close to local people and that state and royal governments should take a larger share in alleviating hardship during disasters, with the federal government to provide supplementary support.
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