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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1954
Page
13
A newspaper argues television is costly and wastes time with long credits and unused talent. It urges sponsors to cut expenditures without harming entertainment and suggests dropping credit sequences that audiences and sponsors overlook.
President Eisenhower asks Congress to authorize non military atomic energy development. He predicts broad benefits across communities and homes as electric energy becomes lifeblood of production, with 1000 firms already using atomic science to cut costs and future stations expanding its reach.
The Preston Citizen issue lists contributors across roles such as production, writing, proofreading, photography, typesetting, page makeup, stereotyping, press runs, and maintenance. Names include Don E. Smith, Mrs. Lee Merrill, Rex Hampton, Douglas Palmer, and others, reflecting a full staff workflow.
Newsweek argues aggressive selling and advertising drive prosperity in a mass distribution economy. It warns that a guaranteed annual wage could harm both workers and employers unless demand remains steady. A Texas and Pacific Topics story notes a private firm may offer less generous benefits without risking collapse.
George Peck argues unions push toward socialism by forcing a guaranteed annual wage to pressure government takeover. He contends Taft Hartley remains intact and warns a wage guarantee would bankrupt giants and crush private industry, harming labor and triggering government control.
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