Satelite launch setback sparks debate on American science effort
In the wake of the United States failed first satellite attempt on December 7 1957 observers urge persistence and reform praising Russias Sputniks while urging stronger training of engineers and scientists and creation of a space program director and research agency to accelerate progress.
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Phone Tax Split Should Return Local Revenue To States
A Washington committee proposal to return 40 percent of local telephone tax revenue to states is praised as a step but argued to be insufficient. The author urges eliminating federal taxes on local calls, preserving interstate tax only, with states handling four percent taxes and eventual tax credits reducing federal rate to six percent.
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A National Jewel Speech Highlights Merchant Marine Value
Rep Frank T Bow said American exports and imports are a national jewel too vital to be left to foreign maritime powers. Speaking at a Houston conference, Bow noted his House Appropriations role and the impact of differential subsidies on ship operating and building costs.
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Nixon Slips in Line as Ike Succession Considered
The piece outlines the United States line of succession if President Eisenhower cannot complete his term. It notes Nixon as next in line behind the vice president, with Rayburn Hayden and Dulles among the following officials, highlighting ages and state origins.
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Humane Bills and Military Plans Stir Washington
A Washington column argues for an instant death trap ban on federal lands and supports bills to halt cruel trapping. It highlights Senators Neuberger Humphrey Kefauver Poage Hiestand Symington and Jackson backing humane measures and a Doolittle call for voluntary regimentation in defense planning.
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Daily Devotions Emphasize Sabbath Mercy and Good Deeds
A devotional reflection cites Matthew 12 8 on Jesus as Lord of the Sabbath. It urges believers to perform acts of mercy and kindness on Sunday and to imitate Christ in caring for the needy and distressed during the weekend.
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Marriage as a Happy Team Effort Promoted by Dr Crane
Dr Crane extols marriage as a joyful, thrilling journey when couple cooperation includes budgeting church attendance and scientific bedroom practices. He cites Mabel D entering two years of married life with happiness and reports on ongoing adjustments, faith, and teamwork while urging readers to request the booklet Sex Problems in Marriage.
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Sokolsky Defends Free Thought Against Bigotry
George Sokolsky argues there is only one correct side in bias battles and defends liberal principle. He recalls Roosevelt era actions on Browder and Costello, denounces ad hominem criticism about Princeton and Catholicism, and recounts Notre Dame debate showing defense of freedom over prejudice.
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National Council of Churches Urges Stronger Peace Efforts
In St Louis the National Council of Churches adopts a resolution urging Christians to pursue peace and to labor with God to change dangers to human life and its highest values.
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