Teens Read Widely But Bible Interest Falls Short
EUGENE GILBERT leads a Gilbert Youth Research Co survey showing 78 percent of teens read books not tied to school work and 76 percent follow regular news and magazines. however only 41 percent read the Bible, with 20 percent reading it regularly. Teen attitudes vary with Bible reading seen as optional by some. Movies influence reading choices, with many favoring adventure and romance titles, and newspaper and current events appeal to about half of respondents.
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Eugene Gilbert
The
Gilbert Youth Research Co
Allie Etn
Tean
Myene Ald Kay
Pways
Marjorie Morn
Ingstar
Jane l Egye
Me Manin
Moby Bick
Tye
Newark
N. J
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New York
Jill Seerath
Radio TV Notebook highlights big money on quiz shows
New York radio TV notes report Erik Gudes has won $105,000 on Edgar Bergen's Do You Trust Your Wife, with other top shows like What's My Line and Mad about TV tricks. The piece mentions cast changes, guest appearances, and upcoming program moves across NBC ABC and CBS, including plans for Mayerling and Modern Romances among Monday schedules.
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Jack O'Brian
New York
Erik Gudes
Edgar Bergen
Mtu
Ernie Rotaes
Jon Hoppe
Mad’ Lux
Ray Folger
Sun
Heppuria
Mayerling
Poller
Penis Aroun Bul ‘Thompenn
Kate Gimith
Jacke Gleason
Abbe Tange
Sen
Wermay
Rodgers
Iveene
Erie Mitch
Falkien
Ieee
Virginia teachers turnover hits sixteen point nine percent
Richmond Virginia analysis shows Virginia educators face a 16.9 percent turnover rate. The VBA study highlights higher losses in areas with staffing shortages and aging rosters. Data cover apprenticeships and replacements across multiple districts with notable gaps in math and science staffing.
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Richmond
Virginia
WWA
Tedither
Uenner
VBA
Tony
Parry
Gore Demands U S Share of Britain's Atom Information
Congress heard Gore insist the United States must receive full access to Britain's Calder Hall reactor data and related atomic discoveries. He argued U S data was previously given away and urged government to secure a government to government exchange with Britain to ensure industry access.
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U.S
Britain
Hellinoth Pelds
Atanne
Cees Tinasawit
Congress
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Calder Hall
Mat Hees
Wuanaieaen
Fields
Benenite Houke Atelite Energy Junuer
Gove
Arinshac Caldee Phall
Son
Gro- Idurbes
Frei Atelite
Ionergy
United Seats
Geshera
Selennisyi
Ghia
Dyeis
Wong
ABC
Brit Jai
Exehoose
Atomic Informmata
Calder Wall
Jan
Muihority
Farm Directors to Convene in Washington June 16 19
Washington January report notes the National Association of Farm Directors will hold its annual convention in Washington from June 16 to 19. President Jack Tir Mons of KWKH Shreveport Louisiana says members will visit President Eisenhower at the White House meet Agriculture Secretary Benson and converse with congressional farm leaders.
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Feryler
Washington
Tejow
Radio Farm Directors
Association
Jack Tir Mons
KWKH
Shrevevort
Eisenhower
White Hose
Agriculture
Evin Taf
Benson
Congressional Farm
Agriculture Neptartmient Sain Hodas
Virginia Candidate Bows Out Of Race
Suffolk news notes a local candidate withdraws from the Democratic primary as the field narrows. Kirller and Matey reportedly supported a different petition while others discuss interim party leadership and potential replacements for the late council seat.
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Virginia
Suffolk
Anneeson
Matey
Digshad
Kirller
KR. Hyman
J. Metin Lovelace
Eanetidais
Robert J. Porr
Mole F. Stallines
Declining Orders Force Layoffs By Hard Goods Firms
A string of plant shutdowns and job cuts hit Warren Ohio and nearby areas as declining orders forced layoffs at several steel and manufacturing operations. About 4,000 workers were affected since year start across plants in Warren and Youngstown, with companies like Crucible Steel and Republic Aviation reporting scaled operations and absorptions due to reduced demand and government order slowdowns. The recession‑era report also notes broader concerns over foreign competition and the need for tax and policy shifts to sustain domestic industry.
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Weraugh
Usu Lpt
Warren
Ohio
Toner
Vittsburgh Steed Co
Ly Iit
Warren Fu
Youngstown
Americans ‘Rakator & Standard Sanitary)Corp
Midland
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Azen
Benjamin
America
Teleas
Wasigion
U. S
Wade
U.S
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