Self Censorship in Eisenhower Travel News
The piece argues US media practiced strict self censorship as President elect Eisenhower left New York for Morea, with the aim of preserving his safety. It notes a secrecy standard across newspapers radio and TV to avoid any public detail that could invite sabotage or danger, while denying praise for editors.
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Dwight K. Eisenhower
United States
Morea
New York City
Eisenhower
Maller
Mining by Fire Could Yield Gasoline From Coal
Scientists at the Museau of Mines and Alabama Power Co. report six years of underground coal gasification experiments. A gas produced from unworkable coal seams could be converted into gasoline and other fuels at the site, due to transport and processing constraints. Government experts caution on price and quality versus regular gasoline, but expect wide use of gasified coal for commercial purposes.
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Admiral Pye Warns of World Starvation Risk
Retired Admiral William S. Pye discusses overpopulation and global hunger. He asserts nations face food scarcity as millions starve and oppressive regimes defend population through drastic actions. He cites Germany and China as historical parallels and warns the United States must plan for potential strain on resources and security.
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Warfare Up To Taft By Thomas L. Stokes
Article analyzes Senator Taft's response to Eisenhower’s cabinet picks, focusing on Durkin's labor secretary appointment and the Dewey influence. It weighs Taft's strategy, potential moves at confirmation, and the partisan dynamics shaping early Eisenhower governance and Taft’s leadership role.
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Fragmented text from unknown source with unclear names
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You're Telling Me Br William Bitt Centre Press Writer
A string of quirky clippings covers oddities from a canceled New York Santa event to Soviet quiz totals, Australians kangaroos, a collapsible pool gadget, touring movie stars in California, and a Paris inventor's x ray plate producing unusual effects.
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Ferme Male Serafin: Earliest Italian Opera Leader Return
Folklore notes Folke Serafin born 1870 in Mattanoca, trained at Milan's music court and led famed troupes in La Scala Rome Huynt Cer and Teatro Colón. He accused American opera of deception decades ago, then resumed leadership in Maurintian City Opera.
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Bible Thought Fragment on Sin and Warning
A clipped devotional fragment urges readers to examine themselves and beware sin. It hints at spiritual temperance and moral reflection, with archaic phrasing suggesting a religious periodical snippet. The text remains incomplete, offering a reflective prompt rather than a full article.
Community Show Preview and Local Schedule Highlights
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Bright forecast for business from Commerce officials
Business leaders expect stable or lower prices and continued employment through 1982, aided by defense spending and solid fiscal year performance. They warn of rising building costs and note the public mood shifts as the national administration changes, with industry lines and consumer demand reflecting cautious optimism amid uncertainty.
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Eleventh Pearl Harbor Anniversary Sparks Debate On Japan Rearmament
The eleventh anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack prompts debate over Japan rearmament. US and Western leaders, military, and industry discuss consequences in the Cold War context. Prime Minister Yoshida signals possible constitutional change but notes public unrest over rearmament.
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Just Folks Adopted Long Years Ago
A nostalgic reflection on adoption by a country, describing how a boy grew up in its schools and farms, calling the land Mother and grateful for its care. The author notes the adopted son now grown in manhood learns that his country would have cared for him as its own.
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Washington March of Events Review
A garbled report outlines U S political and economic maneuvering. It mentions domestic controls, inflation worries, and potential extensions of price and wage safeguards while noting key figures like Hoover Truman and Morgenthau in a shaky account of postwar policy.
Russian public educators and spies in home invasions exposed
An exclusive account details how Soviet bloc regimes use “public educators” to break privacy, gather household secrets, and infiltrate homes. A refugee woman, once a mobile educator, testifies with examples of door to door briefings, coercive tactics, and propaganda aimed at pressuring citizens to join state organizations.
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Looking At Life By ERICH BRANDEIS
A London psychiatrist Dr Chesser argues for brief honeymoons but warns against long, unreal starts to marriage. He says true test is enduring harmony year after year, not a perfect first month. He notes housekeeping and money disputes soon follow and questions delaying real life.
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England
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Fragmented humorous clip on golf and gossip threads
A garbled text fragment mixes a wild coed anecdote with a Melancholy reflection by Helen Deuhiler and a note on a Cochran Field golfer. It mentions Cecil Beaton, a dowager, and a photographer aiming for a century milestone, ending with a clipped caption about a city feature in 1952.
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