Dulles press access plan sparks free speech clash
The State Department proposal to limit access for U.S. newsmen to Red China draws sharp criticism. Critics warn selective travel grants would curb press freedom and curb independent reporting. The piece urges official recognition of Red China and argues for broader U.S. knowledge of events there.
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Out-of-state faculty travel reviewed by Kansas governor
A government release notes nine denials and many questioned travel requests by state college staff in the first half of the year. It cautions against politicizing trips while recognizing benefits, warns of morale risks, and urges careful, economy-minded handling of faculty travel. It also includes a long aside on renewing social etiquette through a “names” program aimed at easing awkward reunions.
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This And That by Job SAN FRANCISCO
Aerial travel from the Rockies to the Pacific reveals the vast U S land mass and its stark landscapes. The writer notes the Rockies, desert wastelands, the Wasatch, Bonneville flats, and Nevada’s bleak brown terrain before praising Yosemite and the San Joaquin valley as the flight ends above foggy San Francisco.
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Kincheloe visit and newborn in Richmond remember 25 years ago
A Richmond visitor Miss Hazel Kincheloe with sister Miss Loeda Kincheloe. Joe Kramer ill with pleurisy. a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Chester R. Fredericks at 916 West 6th. 50 years ago a youth of 18 undergoing anaesthesia at 3rd and Main caused a stir with wild war cries. The doctor cited ancestral impulses as he regained consciousness. A biblical prayer follows.
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Television Lineup Across Channels CBS NBC and More
A dense schedule lists programs by time and channel from Channel 5 to Channel 13 including Mickey Mouse, Little Margie, Laurel and Hardy, News, Weather, Sports, and guest shows like Jimmy Dean, Garry Moore, Godfrey, and Scarlet. covers daytime, prime time, and late night slots with numerous program titles and host names.
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Radio Schedule Fragments From 1950s Market Arena
The listing shows a dense OCR style radio and TV schedule with times and program titles across channels. It references shows such as Disneyland NBC News Space and a variety of media and sports segments, indicating a busy broadcast day with multiple personalities and segments like News Theatre and sports coverage.
Mad Infatuation Case From Dr Crane
Case V-343: Frank G. aged 24 loves Rita or Jilla from a nightclub, despite differences in religion race and drinking. Dr Crane advises staged exposure using Yes but technique to shift perspective while maintaining confidence. Frank’s mother invites Rita to stay. parental praise reinforces the infatuation, illustrating sales psychology in romance.
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Life Insurance Policy Reflected Strain in Frank’s Cultured Home
Rita felt constrained amid Frank’s refined household as discussions around life insurance policies surfaced. The scene hinted at underlying tensions over finances and social expectations within a cultured circle.
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Rita the Sorceress of Love Hypnosis Case
The text discusses Rita as a sorceress who hypnotically captivates Frank, suggesting she should be moved from her background and challenged in Frank's home environment. It hints at breaking the love spell and promises a dramatic follow up tomorrow.
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Baby Sitting Not American Institution Debated
In Cleveland a 23-year-old mother was cleared of neglect charges after leaving her infant with a sitter five to six nights weekly while she went to the movies. Juvenile Judge Albert W. Waldman dismissed the charge, declaring baby sitting an American institution and that convicting the mother would imply millions of mothers are guilty of neglect.
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Albert W. Waldman
Brown Swiss Cow Sets World Record for Butterfat
Princeton New Jersey Bessie a Brown Swiss cow becomes world record holder for butterfat production in a 12 month period from April 1956 to April 1957 producing the equivalent of 31 166 64 pounds of milk and 1 544 pounds of butter Rutgers University dairy department reports the cow surpasses a Wisconsin Holstein in the championship stall with a prior record of 1 523 pounds of butterfat.
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Bessie
Rutgers University
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Displayed
The Ottawa Herald lists daily edition rates for trade area and outside trade area. By mail prices include one month eighty five cents, three months two dollars, six months three dollars eighty five, and one year seven dollars. outside trade area charges one month one dollar, three months three dollars, six months five dollars fifty, and one year ten dollars.
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