Dixon-Yates Deal May Prove Cure Is Worse Than Disease
NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson outlines concerns over the Eisenhower administration's proposed Dixon-Yates contract to build a new steam plant for TVA power. Critics argue the deal is secret, costly, and may delay curbing government power, risking renewed socialistic Monopolies and double charges to taxpayers. The piece notes broader questions about government involvement in power and warns the proposal could undermine anti-socialist aims.
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Golden wedding for Grayson and Lulu Dutrow
The World Today reports on the fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Grayson D Dutrow of 262 Dill Avenue. Married in 1904 at Evangelical Lutheran church, they are prominent in city and county life. Mr. Dutrow ran a farm equipment and hardware store on North Market Street and remains farm-minded east of the city. Mrs. Dutrow, born Lulu Catherine Angleberger, is daughter of the late William and Adelia Angleberger. they have one son Willard G. Dutrow living with them.
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Charles F. Steck
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Dutrow
Lulu Catherine Angleberger
William D
Adelia M. Angleberger
Willard G. Dutrow
U S mints report 4 percent of nickels issued since 1866
United States mints claim about four percent of nickels produced since 1866 when the coin began.
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U. S
McCarthy Faces Forward Path After Political Fallout
The piece debates whether McCarthy can redefine his approach after a career downturn. It questions if he can stay in the headlines without the same aggressive tactics that drew trouble. It notes possible changes with Democratic control and the risk of losing national prominence.
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James Marlow
Washington
McCarthy
Henry Armstrong
Wisconsin
Senate
Armstrong
Democrats
Judge Overrules Motion in Six-Year-Old Indictment Case
Federal Judge W. Calvin Chesney denied the defense motion yesterday as prosecutors seek further details on permium taxes. The government's indictment, nearly six years old, faces a trial set for December X.
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W. Calvin Ches
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