Democrats press missile and space leadership shift in defense push
Senate Democrats led by Lyndon Johnson unite behind a bold missile program and outer space control. They push for congressional leadership in defense policy, support Neil McElroy and James Killian, criticize Pentagon authority limits, and warn of vast future costs amid a 1960 election year dynamic.
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Johnson
Senate
Fister Kefauver
Teennessee
John Stennis
Mississippi
Democratic
Stuart Symington
Missour
Air Force
America
Strategic Air Command
Melktroy
Neil McElroy
James R. Killian Jr
Killian
Pentagon
William M. Troladay
Richard Russell
Geovegia
Biblical Verse Reflection Amid Personal Faith Note
A compact excerpt references sanctification through God’s peace and the will to follow Christ, invoking Thessalonians 5 23 and personal faith in Hilys Jasper. The fragment blends devotional sentiment with informal remark on spiritual guidance and divine revelation.
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ic—Hilys
Jasper
Healthful Self-Criticism and U.S. Defense Outlook
An unofficial appraisal and the Gaither report warn that without swift, massive defense outlays the United States could lose the global balance by 1960. Rockefeller and Gaither assess U.S. status, urging public-spirited scrutiny and costly reforms amid a broad national debate on America’s future amid adversity.
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Hich Jewels
Rockefeller Fund
United States
Gaither
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Soviet Bloc
Pentagon
America
Brighter Educational Scene Shows Rise in College and High School Attainment
The National Industrial Conference Board notes in a pictorial chart that educational levels in the American labor force have risen over two decades. In 1940 college attendance was 13.4 percent with 64 percent graduates. by 1957 the rate reached 18 percent with 9.2 percent graduates. High school training rose from 38.4 percent with 20.3 percent graduates to 50.3 percent and 30.5 percent graduates by last March. College graduates tend to fill professional and technical roles. those with high school only are often in skilled labor, clerical, sales, service trades, or farming. The report omits content details but shows growing educational attainment.
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U.S
National Industrial Conference Board
They Say Aid and Asia Tour Echo Mixed Reactions
Rep Dalip Singh Sound criticizes public relations while Tan tours Asia. Dr Al Sastronpuidjojo warns Western interference risks a dangerous situation over West New Guinea. Ser Estes Kefauger expresses belief in trying despite missile testing setbacks.
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Dalip Singh Sound
Asia
al Sastronpuidjojo
West New Guinea
Ser
Estes Kefauger
U. S
Historical Q and A Highlights on Jewish Founded and U.S. Trade
Questions cover Bnai Brith founding in 1843 by 12 Jews in New York as a unifying service group. Other items note the 1873 1885 trade dollars for Orient circulation, the Sharps and Flats column by Euene Field, Richard Mentor Johnson as the only Senate elected VP, and ancient thumbprints used by the Chinese for signing documents before Christ.
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New York Wale
U.S
Senate
Richard Mentor Johson
$5,000 Taxi Tip Contested In Court Suit
In San Francisco a cab driver is blocked from cashing a $5,000 tip paid by retired Navy Captain Jesse L. Kenworthy. His wife petitioned the Superior Court to declare him mentally incompetent amid a reported diagnosis of mania. A hearing was set for Monday.
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Calif
Jesse L. Kenworthy
Parkesburg
Lornenworthy
Encinita
Milton Sapiro
Kenworthy
Pennsylvania
Bruno del Carlo
George Page
del Carlo
Pearl Harbor
Oklahoma
Navy
Small Missile Launched By Air Force At Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral reports the Air Force launched a Boeing Bomarc ramjet guided missile Logan with a projected range over 250 miles. The booster used Aerojet General liquid rocket engines from California, followed by Marquardt ramjets, producing a vapor trail as the 47 foot long Bomarc with a 28 foot wingspan climbed to extreme altitude, mass produced by Boeing in Seattle.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Aerojet General Corp
Azusa
Calif
Marquardt Aircraft Corp
Var Nuys
Boeing Airplane Co
Seattle
Eleanor Roosevelt to speak at OU anniversary dinner
Oklahoma City report says Eleanor Roosevelt will headline a March 4 commemorative dinner at the University of Oklahoma marking the Roosevelts' era. Invitations were extended to Adlai Stevenson, James Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman, and Paul Butler, with ticket pricing set for invited guests and students.
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Oklahoma City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
University of Oklahoma
Eleanor Roosevelt
Raymond Gary
Gary
Adlai Stevenson
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
Thiry S$. Truman
Paul Butler
Tickely
Resolution Eyed In Sill Expansion
Oklahoma City delegates from the Oklahoma Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts consider a resolution to review and oppose expansion of Purl Sill. The proposal seeks congressional review and would take agricultural lands for military use, weakening local farmers and ranchers.
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Oklahoma City
Ohom Association of Soil and Water Conservavion
Ook
Kiewsa County
Judge Deals with Three Cases in Municipal Court
Judge J Merle Oaks heard three complaints this morning in municipal court. Two defendants paid S20 fines for public drunkenness and Thomas L Gale of 8M Columbia was fined S40 for speeding. Honey Boy Minstrels by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1193 play at McMahon Memorial auditorium tonight with showtimes at 3:30 and 8:15 p.m. Tickets available at box office.
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Municipal Ecourt
J. Merle Oaks
Ind
Thomas L. Gale
Columbia
Jobless Rate Hits High Peak in December Report
Washington reports unemployment rose to 3,974,000 last month, the highest in three years. The Labor and Commerce departments released the monthly labor force figures, noting the rate adjusted for seasonal swings.
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Washington
Labor and Commerce Departments
Dear H Mr Ha worth a boy asks about friendships with a neighbor girl
A 15 year old boy asks if he should stop his friendship with a 10 year old girl neighbor Nancy due to parental disapproval. The writer’s letter-wressor defends individuality, suggesting his temperament favors imagination and self expression, and urges allowing the puppet show plan to proceed without social stigma or pressure to fit a "tough guy" mold.
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Mary Waworthsd
Nancy
Private School Plans and Counseling for Honest Habits
A reader asks how to stay friendly with a younger girl and improve social ties while exploring a private school option. The letter urges examining a lie habit described as childish and possibly pathological, advising speaking with a clergy member or press to seek spiritual aid and a moral reevaluation.
Representative Andresen Dies in Washington Heart Attack
Congressman August H. Andresen of Minnesota, 67, died at Bethesda Naval Medical Center after suffering a heart attack. He had entered hospital December 1 for a gastro intestinal disorder and was recovering before the fatal event at 12:05 a.m. He served 16 terms, was ranking Republican on the Agriculture Committee, and leaves a House membership of 231 Democrats, 153 Republicans, and six vacancies. Born October 11, 1890, in Newark, New Jersey, his home was Red Wing, Minnesota.
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Washington
August H. Andresen
R-Minn
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Andresen
Hovise Agriculture Committee
House
RE. T. Bergquist
Red Wing
Minn
Newark
Three Minnesota Residents Die In Auto Crash
Three Minnesota residents en route to California were killed when five cars and a truck collided on U S Highway 82 about 14 miles north of Enid. Victims include Clarence McDonald and Ogwen McDonald of Rush City and Arnold Qtrea Sr of Rush City. Daniel Hendrix, 38, of Washington, Oklahoma, died later in Enid hospital. Paul Pardue, Haskell, drove the semi truck involved. one other car and various occupants were injured. Full details were not immediately available.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
California
Enid
State Board of Affairs
Oklahoma
Clarence McDonald
Rush City
Mion Arnod Qtrea
Minn
Daniel Hendrix
Washington
Okla
McDonald
Ogwen
Highway Patrol Radpers
Paul Pardue
Haskell
OCW Names Freeman Beels New OCW President
The Board of Regents for Oklahoma Colleges appointed Dr Freeman Beels 38 to succeed Dr Dan Procter as president of Oklahoma College for Women in Chickasha. Procter resigned effective May 1 after 14 years, becoming VP for public relations at Star Engraving Co Houston. Beels, a journalism and English professor, had served as Procter's assistant at OCW.
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Oklahoma City
Board of Regents
Okahoma
OCW
Cityan To Begin Marine Training
Martin Luther Falstich Jr 17 of Kingsbury enlisted in the U S Marine Corps for four years. He will be flown to San Diego for 12 weeks basic training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, then four weeks of combat training at Camp Pendleton before assignment. Enlisted by MSgt W E L Schoolcraft of the Lawton sub station.
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Martin Luther Falstich Jr
Swandson
Ifirs
W. EL Schoolcraft
Lawton
Vital Federal Posts Now Harder To Fill
Edward Jamieson reports Ike faces ongoing difficulty filling high level executive branch posts in 1958. Vacancies exist across departments as undersecreta ries and assistant secretaries sit unfilled, with pay and prestige not matching private sector. Officials fear an exodus as tenure remains short and prospects for outside jobs lure talent.
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Edward Jamieson
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Franklin BD. Roosevelt
General Motors
Harry S. Truman
John Foster Dulles
William P. Rogers
Allice
Cngress
White House
Wowan
Wey
Comedian Across a Comedian Lemmon Oscar Hayworth
Puzzle style entry lists names and clues with mixed references including Lemmon Oscar Hayworth and various cryptic hints. The content appears as a garbled fill in from a puzzle page with multiple definitions and partial answers across talents, myths, units, and objects. It reads like a cross number or cryptic clue collection without coherent narrative.
Artiswar to Previous Pursle and Related Clues
Puzzle item list includes varied clues such as Prince, Beside, Followers, Challenge, Flag, Lubricants, Crafty, Musical, Hawaii, Born, Natural, Pace, Father, Precipitation, swine vessels, Genus of maples, Aims, Emerad Iste, Pause, Fish eggs.
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Sarah Churchill to star on TV despite jail arrest
Malibu California. Actress Sarah Churchill, daughter of Sir Winston Churchill, will appear on NBC Matinee Theater despite a jail arrest for drunkenness. Deputies describe her as obviously drunk after she tried to enter their patrol car and continued cursing during a two hour call on a telephone line.
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Malibu
Calif
Sarah Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill
Sheriff's
Miss Churchill
Justice Court
Makropoulos
Walter Grauman
Actess
Sarah
Barney Miller
George Gentzvin
Miller
Gentzvin
London
United States
England
Navy coach to stay. no offer from Texas A&M
College Station Texas bulletin reports Coach Medic Erdelatz will remain with Navy. He announced after telegrams from midshipmen urged him to stay and said talks with Texas A&M officials were general with no definite offer, and no offer was declined.
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College Station
Tex
Medic Erdelatz
Navy 45
Texas A&m
Erdelatz
Spaghetti Dinner Planned By Cubs Pack 72
A spaghetti dinner will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. January 22 at Garfield Elementary School auditorium. Sponsored by Cub Scout Pack 72, Cubmaster Clarence C. Williams says advance tickets are available from any member. The event is open to the public.
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Garfield
Clarence C. Williams
Cubmaster
Pac
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