Nation celebrates National Newspaper Week theme Your Newspaper Freedom's Textbook
National Newspaper Week highlights the vital role of a free press in daily life. The observance, in its 20th year, urges informed public support to keep newspapers as freedom's textbook.
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National Newspaper Week Message by Dwight Eisenhower
President Eisenhower applauds the nations editors during the 20th annual National Newspaper Week theme Your Newspaper Freedom s Textbook. He says free press educates citizens, informs history, and advances freedom and justice.
Nixon Extends Greetings for National Newspaper Week
Nixon extends greetings to those observing National Newspaper Week October 15 to 21. He emphasizes freedom of the press as a fundamental right and responsibility of publishers editors and reporters to inform and inform citizens, strengthening democracy.
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Eisenhower and Nixon Laud National Newspaper Week
President Eisenhower saluted National Newspaper Week highlighting “Your Newspaper Freedom's Textbook” for Oct 15 to 21. Vice President Nixon praised the free press as fundamental to democracy and urged publishers editors and reporters to inform and energize citizens.
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Looking Ahead Looking Ahead by De George
The federal government faces a grave financial crisis with no cash to meet bills and a need to borrow 85 billion dollars in the next year. High short term rates amid money market limits could spark inflation and damage the nation's productive capacity.
Local newspaper values and readers' appetite in small towns
The Lead Daily Call showcases the appeal of a small town paper with stock market reports gardening features comics and local photography of events like a high school basketball championship a house fire and a community club election highlighting how local papers shape community life alongside big city outlets.
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Government Budget Crisis Warns of Inflating Debt
President and financial experts describe a mounting crisis as federal spending exceeds receipts. With borrowing shifting to short term at rising rates, the national debt nears 290 billion dollars and inflation risks loom unless spending is cut or taxes raised.
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Long Live Small Town Newspapers
The piece reflects on the role of small town papers in Lead South Dakota as pioneers and miners spread news via telegraph, evolving from local items to national and world news, with radio and television changing the media landscape.
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