Disciplining One's Children An Important Parental Duty
A parent reflects on discipline methods for daughter Tracy as a test of traditional parenting. The piece contrasts punishment with affection and describes withholding praise, with careful handling of safety rules and a preference for heart to heart talks over harsh measures.
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New York
Macy’s
Gimbel’s
Tracy Ann
Tracy
Devil
Tracy Artin
Rea
Southeast Kansas Seeks Industries in Defense Subcontracts
A two day procurement workshop in Parsons, at the Kansas Ordnance Plant, gathers manufacturers and civic leaders with government and defense contractors to explore channeling multi million dollar defense subcontracts to southeast Kansas. SBA official C I Moyer calls it a regional first as Navy Army Air Force and other agencies join exhibits and panels.
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Parsons
Kansas
Kansas Ordnance Plant
C. I. Moyer
Kansas City
Small Business Administration
Parsonian Hotel
Cliff K. Titus
Wichita
Titus
State Chamber of Commerce
Beech Aircraft
Ordnance Plant
Ing
U. S. Navy
Washington
Army
Air Force
George A. Depew
SBA
United States
Meyer
America
SEA
Navy
Army Technical Services
Philadelphia Quartermaster Central Depot
Atomic Energy Commission
General Services Administration
New Aged Plan For Colorado
Colorado's aged plan eyed a major overhaul with a proposed universal monthly pension of at least $100. The 11 member commission urged Gov. Edwin C. Johnson to back a more liberal program tying payments to need and cost of living, aiming to satisfy federal concerns and position Colorado with the nation’s most enlightened old age assistance.
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Denver
Colorado
Edwin C. Johnson
Commission On the Aged
Commission
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert Knous
Ddenver
Boeing Strike Ends at Wichita Project
A work stoppage at Boeing Airplane Co. over a 10 million dollar ramp and singar project for B52 bombers ended yesterday as Hoisting Engineers returned to work. The strike began Monday to protest non-union labor on nearby projects. Business agents for the engineers union and Wichita Trades Council said differences were ironed out in a meeting with Boeing and contractors.
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Wichita
Boeing Airplane Co
Olin Miles
Engineers’ Union
Th. E E. Mooney
Wichita Building and Construction Trades Council
APL
Boeing
Ike's Remarks Cause Reporters to Misunderstand
President Eisenhower defended U S missile work at a news conference clarifying that the administration is doing all it can on long range missiles. He spoke in a softer voice at one point leading reporters to misread a key remark about pace and progress.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
EisenhowerMissileRemarks Misheard AP Report Causes Confusion
An Associated Press dispatch carried a misquote claiming Eisenhower said we and Russia were about even in the missiles race. Reporters later questioned the accuracy after some heard the president differently and some heard him clearly. No recording of his remarks existed.
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Thel
Sone
Associated Press
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Tax area and air force figures cited in estimate
An expert estimate notes U S income tax collected from Delaware areas amounts to about 60 000 dollars per square mile. The report also mentions 20 000 first line combat planes and 20 000 reserves, with buy or sell activity promoted through Want Adta.
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U. S
Delaware
Ruasla Hw
Ledse Saved Tot From Death On Laguna Cliff
In Laguna Beach California young Mark Edwards age 2 fell ten feet from a near vertical cliff above the rocky surf landing on a narrow ledge. His grandmother Mrs Alfred Bauer paused to admire flowers and then realized the danger as police and a park attendant lowered a rescuer to retrieve the child. He would have fallen about one hundred feet had he moved. The crowd, ambulance and officers acted quickly as the perilous rescue succeeded and the boy was brought to safety.
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Laguna Beach
Calif
Mark Edwards
Mark
Alfred Bauer
US Army Rejects Further Comment on Berlin Tunnel Claim
Berlin The United States Army in Europe refused to discuss further with the Russians the charge that Americans dug a 1650 foot spy tunnel under the Berlin Wall. The note said discussions between military commanders were unnecessary and undesirable and that neither Army Europe nor the American Command in Berlin would discuss the matter further. The Russians and East German government alleged wiretapping for espionage and demanded a joint Soviet American investigation.
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Berlin
United States
Europe
Tron Curtain
Washington
U. S
Army European
Intruder in Louisville Home Drinks Their Soft Drinks
Mrs. Frank Wood complains an intruder entered her Louisville home twice in two days. He uses the basement shower, leaves wet towels, helps himself to cold cuts and cookies, brings his own soft drinks, and leaves bottles. He has not touched the family's valuables.
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Louisville
Frank Wood
U S farmers used 16 billion barrels of crude oil in 1955
U S farmers used 16 billion barrels of crude oil in 1955, reflecting high energy use in agriculture during the mid 20th century and signaling substantial reliance on crude oil in farming operations of the era.
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U. S
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Morris Electric CO
Gillette
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Killough Const. Co., Inc
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Ike
Dara Nome
John G. Kaiser
Drug Store
Ledse
Tot
US Army
Ita
Merey
Savings and Loan Association
The
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
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