President Shields Against Book Burners at Dartmouth Speech
President Eisenhower condemns "the book burners" and urges openness in libraries to counter communism. He warns against concealing ideas, urges reading all books, and stresses the need to know what attracts communism. He spoke at Dartmouth and on a five state tour, urging courage to confront social ills and to seek joy in life.
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Red Attacks May Aim at Longer War
United Nations lines were broken by Communist assaults in recent hours. Military observers warn the offensives could stretch the Korean War by drawing out front changes and delaying armistice terms. If the Reds seek better positions before a truce, they may push beyond disputed outposts like Snipers Ridge and Capitol Hill.
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U S Asks Three Groups Poll Farmer Opinion
The Agriculture Department asked three major farm groups to survey grassroots farmer views on income, exports, and surpluses over the next six months. The American Farm Bureau Federation, the National Grange, and the National Farmers Union would conduct the poll, with results reported to Congress.
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Working People May Get 50 Cash Until Pay Day
Aetna Finance Co offers a payday loan plan at 142 American Avenue. Employed persons may borrow 30 dollars for 30 days at a total cost of 125 dollars. Larger amounts up to 500 dollars or more are available on salary, auto, or furniture. Manager J Boecker invites applicants to stop in.
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Rhee Warns Newspapermen Against Unfavorable Reports
President Syngman Rhee warned newsmen both local and foreign that Korea will not tolerate reports unfavorable to the Republic. He cited reports of American soldiers harming high school girls during recent anti-truce demonstrations and said he had read such accounts but would not allow hostile reporting to deepen the national crisis.
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Rearmament Korea costs $101.7 billions in three years
Washington reports the United States has spent about $101.74 billion on rearmament and the Korean War over the past three years. The Defense Department notes $155.58 billion in new authorizations and a force of about 3.5 million, with World War II spending for comparison at $162.77 billion and 11.0 million personnel.
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Concert Program Change by Municipal Band TEFSCAT
Evening concert program altered by the Municipal Band TEFSCAT conductor Evarene LaBarre. The 2 PM event on January 16 features a revised lineup and notes indicate adjustments to the evening schedule.
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Arthritis Conquered by Dr Dunjee Treatment Reach
Long Beach doctor Dunjee uses a distinctive treatment to normalize body systems. Reports claim joints loosen, muscles relax, circulation improves, glands function, digestion steadies, and nerves calm with better sleep and energy. Exam and first treatment priced at 3.00. Office 2315 East Tenth Street.
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