A Priceless Gift Freedom of the Press in a Free Society
United States Representative to the United Nations argues that freedom of the press is a priceless American asset. He contrasts it with Soviet media control under the Communist Party, noting TASS and state censorship threaten truth, governance, and civil rights. He urges editors and readers to exercise responsibility to strengthen freedom.
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Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
United States
Tifks
Soviet Georgia
Gtalin
Communist Party
TASS
Countries
Boy Scout Killed Crossing Railroad Trestle Near Pittsburgh
A 12 year old Boy Scout named Donald Houston of Bridgeville was killed by a freight train at Lygan trestle in South Fayette while attempting to beat the train across. Two other Scouts William Flood Jr and George Belstskus, both 11 and 12, saved themselves by lying down beside the track as the train passed.
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Pittsburgh
Donald Houston
Bridgeville
South Fayette
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railway Co
William Flood Jr
George Belstskus
Classified Ads Take Your Story to More People
Classified ads invite broad readership with prominent contact line 2-8040 signaling availability for placing notices and notices.
Musicians Seek Fine Dining Across Prominent Stages
An AP feature details how famed musicians from Caruso to Toscanini sample lavish meals after performances. It notes tenors like James Melton and sopranos such as Rise Stevens savor dishes from risotto to szegediner goulash, and mentions a new cookbook Encore collecting musicians recipes published by Random House with Dorati illustrations.
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Eugene List
Kbs Verneda
Giorgio Tozzi
Zino Francescatti
Women’s Assn
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Random House
Antal Dorati
Minneapolis Symphony
Postgraduate Course for Physicians in Madison
The University of Wisconsin medical school offers the first of five post graduate courses October 10-11 titled Recent Advances in Anesthesia and Resuscitation. UW doctors and guest speaker Dr. John E. Steinhaus will cover mouth to mouth artificial respiration muscle relaxants and hypothermia in surgery. Registration through Dr. Robert C. Parkin at 418 N Randall Ave Madison.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Medical School
John E. Steinhaus
Emory University Medical School
Atlanta
UW Medical School
Barreto
Richard Botham
Manucher Javid
Karl L. Siebecker
John F. Tench
William P. Young
Robert C. Parkin
N. Randall Ave
Say Overweight Not Prime Cause Of Heart Disease
A group of scientists reported that obesity is not the prime cause of heart disease. Based on baboon studies, the findings suggest other factors drive atherosclerosis, which causes heart attacks strokes and gangrene and accounts for a large share of U.S. deaths.
Teens Find Newspapers Most Practical Now Than Before
A study by Eugene Gilbert and Co. reports teenagers view newspapers as most practical and say they use them more now than a year ago. Researchers note the trend reflects shifting media habits among youths.
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Eugene Gilbert and Co
LANACANE promises relief from rash and eczema
A California resident touts LANACANE, a new medicated skin cream claimed to kill bacteria, soften infected skin, and stop itching. The ad urges readers to buy LANACANE at all druggists for relief from severe irritation and rash.
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D. Ward
L.A
Presley Gets Leave to Reunite With Father in Germany
Elvis Presley received his first Army pass in Germany for a reunion with his father at Bad Homburg. The 23-year-old rock star arrived Friday at Ray Barracks near Friedberg while his father and grandmother came from the United States. The elder Presley plans to rent a house during Elvis’s 18-month Army stay in Germany.
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Bad Homburg
Germany
Elvis Presley
Ray Barracks
Hessian
Friedberg
Frankfurt
Readership Patterns by Page Type in Newspaper Study
The Continuing Study of Newspaper Reading reports high readership across page types with both men and women equally engaged. It notes that every page category attracts significant attention from male and female readers, indicating broad appeal.
Gleason Opening Not Best But Promising
Jackie Gleason returns on CBS TV with a starry lineup and strong supporting turns. The opener suffers from weak script but Gleason’s and Fenwick Babbitt’s characters show character and promise for future episodes. Cliff Arquette, known as Charlie Weaver, adds Civil War museum flair in Gettysburg showing a 280 uniform collection.
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New York
Jackie Gleason
Cbs-Tv
Gleason
Ray Bloch
Buddy Hackett
Hackett
Reggie van Gleason
Reggie
Fenwick Babbitt
Fenwick
Cliff Arquette
Jack Paar
Mount Idy
Ohio
Charlie Weaver
Gettysburg
Ike
Arquette
Hollywood
Gettysburg Battlefield
Esch Wins Bareback Bronc Title at Madison Square Garden
Jack Esch of Cassville Wisconsin won the bareback bronc riding event at the Madison Square Garden rodeo on Sunday. He claimed top honors in the rodeo's headline bareback contest enhancing his season's standings.
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New York
Jack Eschbom
Cassville
Wis
Madison Square Garden
Telegram to Paar Prompts Late Night Kin Escope Recall
A writer recalls drafting a telegram to TV host Paar and placing it on a desk, then watching a kin escope of Paar's show recorded about three hours earlier at 11 15 p m.
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Paar
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