Good Rating for Capitol Attendance in Editorial View
Editorial from the Muscatine Journal notes improved congressional attendance through July 20 with 85.5 percent of senators and 89 percent of representatives present for voting. It emphasizes committee work and praises lawmakers for their presence when votes are cast.
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Curtain Listed on Two H-Bomb Energy Projects
United States Atomic Energy Commission runs at least two research programs to harness hydrogen fusion for peaceful use. Projects at Ice and University of California Livermore Lab plus a Santa Fe Office budget of 139 million dollars signal effort to control fusion in light elements amid secrecy and delays.
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Memories of doom prophets fade as July employment hits record
Washington Report notes that 1954 forecasts of recession yield little voice now. July employment reaches a near 65 million, a record and fifth monthly rise, while jobless total drops to 2.5 million, down almost a million from a year ago.
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Tito Eyes Balkan Satellites As Moscow Pattern Frays
Tito seeks to widen influence among Russia's Balkan satellites, framing Moscow’s model as not mandatory and urging Bulgaria and Albania to chart their own course. He ridicules Stalinist imitation, but hopes to pull satellites away from Moscow. The trend echoes the old adage when thieves fall out, and Tito’s bid for power grows sharper.
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Everybody Has a Stake in Schools in Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau spokesman says school policy and funding affect all residents whether they have children or not, stressing broad stakes in state education decisions and reforms.
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IAF Refocuses Priorities After Denmark Meeting
The International Astronautical Federation, meeting in Denmark, said it would shift focus to new space programs and international collaboration. Officials emphasized streamlined projects and expanded partnerships across member nations.
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Living Dangerously Barefoot with a Lawn Mower
A Chicago Daily News note warns that children unable to buy a sport car may still risk injury at home by mowing lawns barefoot. It highlights the danger of high speed mowers and the potential for serious harm to youngsters in everyday settings.
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Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Puzzle lists across and down clues with partial words and misprints for hockeybal base and other entries. It shows 61 small birds and entries like Fans turn to the sports and Shoshonean with several incomplete phrases and corrupted terms.
Eisenhower Seen as Lucky Leader Facing 1956 Prospects
The piece portrays Dwight D. Eisenhower as fortunate and resilient as he nears a potential 1956 bid. It notes Cold War tensions and Korea, Korea and Indo China conflicts, easing inflation but risk of recession, and cross‑party support for a second term amid McCarthy era fallout and industry backing.
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Mounds near Grandview Hold Relics of Ancient Work
The Rev. J Gaas reports several mound excavations in Louisa county near Grandview yielding valuable relics including a second elephant pipe a mound bleeder s pipe and a copper axe destined for shipment to Boston. Excavations span five to six feet square and similar depths.
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