Wigs Subscription Rates Across Missouri Regions
Subscription pricing details show weekly COD rates and multi month options. Rates vary by county and region including Cole and adjoining counties, other Missouri counties, and outside Missouri. The text lists several figures and typographical errors indicating a Missouri data table for wig subscriptions.
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Missouri
Massouri
Cole
Sussouri
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Jefferson City
Missoury
Common Sense on Holiday Fourth of July Safety
The National Safety Council urges precautions for the Fourth of July travel period with 45 million drivers on the roads and lakes. It cites 2851 deaths in five years from holidays, 1579 traffic, 53 drowning, and seven fireworks deaths last year, urging restraint like not driving after drinking and slower speeds.
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Missouri
Ney H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Whose Press Conference in the Eisenhower Era
A comment on the presidential press conference as a direct link to the nation and world. It notes White House reporters sometimes preface questions with long expositions and lectures, prioritizing background over the President’s view and public understanding.
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White House
Eisenhower
Still a NATO Base in Cyprus Editorial Debates Britain Plan
Kansas City Star reports on Cyprus tensions as Greece and Turkey reject Macmillan’s self government proposal. Britain reinforces with 23,000 on the island amid fears of civil war while NATO unity in the region hangs by a thread. Dr. Lee A. DuBridge weighs in on moon mission and Cold War stakes as national sentiment runs high. John Jay quotes appear as religious reflections on duty and fate.
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Kansas City Star
Cyprus
Turkey
Greece
Macmillan
Britain
Hugh Foot
Mediterraneza
Middle East
Moon
Earth
Lee A. du Bridge
California Institute of Technology
Adams Correct in Staying As Aide of Eisenhower
Washington reports Sherman Adams will not resign as President Eisenhower’s aide. The piece argues no law was broken or improper influence exerted, cites Howrey memo and FTC procedures, notes routine inquiries, and suggests political smear stems from a personal feud and partisan pressure.
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Adams
Eisenhower
Washington
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Edward F. Howrey
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Trades Commission
Commission
Howrey
Robert Secrest
Ohio
Howrey Sett
Congress
Securities & Exchange Commission
Goldfine
White House
Goldfine Company
House
Sherman Adards
Warren
Radio Amateurs Bridge Iron Curtain Gap With Friendship
Frank Enge of American Machine & Foundry and Leo Shiskin of Moscow ham radio began contact on August 11, 1956. They exchanged journals, records, and views, comparing living conditions and noting Sputnik and Explorer I. Enge believes thousands of US hams have linked with Soviet operators, fostering mutual understanding beyond politics.
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Hal Boyle
Stamford
Conn
Iron Curtain
United States
Soviet Union
Frank Enge
Leo Shiskin
Enge
American Machine & Foundry Co
Shiskin
Moscow
Leo
Frank
Explorer I
Engée
Lee
Enge Sroiling
National Whirligig Court Seeks to Enlarge Personal Freedom
Ray Tucker argues that the Supreme Court from 1951 to 1958 expanded federal power and limited individual freedoms. The piece contends wartime and postwar policies increased government reach, affecting travel, speech, and work. It frames school desegregation as part of this trend and notes Chief Justice Warren's Court faces a pushback toward individual liberty.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
Supreme Court
High Tr]bunal
Russia
United States
High Court
Earl Warren
Missouri Can Show You A Rich History And Beer
Missouri displays a rich history with landmarks like the Court of Common Pleas building tied to pioneer Louis Lorimier land grants and Civil War era events in Cape Girardeau. The piece notes Missouri brewing since 1810, with 1956 barley usage by five breweries totaling 291,602,545 pounds and beer’s role in the farm economy.
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Court of Common Pleas
Louis Lorimier
John Marmaduke
Cape Girardeau
Union Communications Center
Missouri
Record of the Great Asian Flu Epidemic of 1957 Study
Dr Edwin F Jordan outlines the spread of Asian flu starting in China in early 1957 with outbreaks in Hong Kong, Asia, and across 200 countries by June. The United States saw waves of infection from September, hitting high school students and children before adults and the elderly, as researchers seek full understanding.
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China
Hong Kong
Pacific Ocean
Malaya
Philippines
Guam
Okinana
India
Indonesia
World
Middle East
Asia
Europe
North America
United’ States
Jthen
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