Editorial View on Highway Safety Drives Hope for Drop in Deaths
The piece notes a 13 year highway program and safety campaigns from groups urging a reversal of rising traffic deaths. It cites the National Safety Council reporting a 12 percent October drop, and details federal support, new highway legislation, state actions, and calls for stricter enforcement and information sharing to reduce road fatalities.
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Raleigh
National Safety Council
Congress
Harlow H. Curtice
General’ Motors
Eisenhower
Curtice
Commerce Department
House of Representatives
Association of Casualy
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Governors’ Conference Committee On Highway Safety
Bold Steps Urged in U S Foreign Policy Debate
Washington circles debate a shift toward bolder diplomacy as Eisenhower's second term looms. Officials signal a tougher line with Britain and France over intervention in Egypt while pressuring Moscow with firmer rhetoric. Behind the scenes, White House aide William H. Jackson resigns after disputes with State Department officials over intelligence and Middle East policy.
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Central ‘Press
Association
Washington
United ] ‘States
United’ States
Egypt
Hisenhower
London
Paris
White ’House
Eisenhower
Free World
White House
William H. Jackson
Repotts
Jackson
U.S
Middle East
State Department
Herbert Hoover,Jr
Briefly Speaking on Geography and Flora History
The Missouri valley spans parts of 19 states and covers about one sixth of the United States. Sequoia trees once ranged across four continents, now mainly in California. About 100 fish species exist, with 45 so poisonous they are dangerous to eat.
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Missouri' Valley
United States
California
West Virginia Korean Veterans Bonus rules outlined
The West Virginia Veterans Affairs Department explains eligibility and documents for the upcoming Korean Veterans bonus. Living veterans must prove service between June 27 1950 and July 27 1953 with discharge papers, residency in West Virginia, and a minimum 90 days on active duty. Survivors such as unremarried widows, children under 16, and dependent parents may receive benefits.
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West Virginia
West Virginia Department of Veteerans Affairs
West Virginia Veterans Affairs
Theyre Playing Our Tune stars Art Carney profile
New York gossip column highlights Art Carney alias Ed Norton brushing off a half million dollar payoff and a TV show to pursue a film and stage work. Agent Bill McCaffrey notes he is not avaricious and underplays his talent while other show business rumors and anecdotes unfold about Hal B. W., Tina Louise, Woody Allen and FCC agents at the Versailles.
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New York
Art Carney
Ed Norton
the Sewers
Artll
Alfred Lunt
Ari
Bill McCaffrey
Candy March
Hal
Tommy Dorsey
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Lil Abner
Tina Louise
Jielia "Newmar
Opera Slasg
Woody Allen
TV Plans and Show Biz Notes Across Boston to Europe
A jumble of entertainment items notes Art Carney turning from TV bundle to a play, Gina Lollobrigida possibly TV-bound, and CBS Zane Grey Theater renewed with Ford and Maxwell House sponsorship. It covers Roy Thompson in Around Europe in 80 Feedboxes, Sammy Davis Jr on a big all star show, Martha Raye house hunting, Laurence Harvey visiting Margaret Leighton, and other celebrity tidbits with Chicago and Boston ties.
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Gina Lollobrigida
Boston
Zane’ Grey
CBS
Zane Grey
Ford
Maxwell House
England
Winston-Salem
Roy Thompson
Europe
Earl
Sammy Davis Jr
Price
Jackie Gleason
Bob Considine
Australia
Jack Kriendler Heart
Virginia Mayo
Aly Khan
Bettina
Rex Harrison
Harry. Truman
Israel
Donald O'Connor
Las Vegas
Philadelphia
Varches
Lenny Kent
Town
Warner
Case Records of a Psychologist Acknowledges Family Strain
A 44 year old executive Henry R seeks help as his son shows little gratitude despite lavish support from parents. The psychologist notes valid objections to parenting and urges focus on youth cultivation. The piece also features stray quiz style questions on media, politics, and health.
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Henry R
Mothe
Henry
Worry Clinic Hid Grounds for Parental Gratitude
A speaker urges Henry to mirror his criticism of his son with self examination. The dialogue contrasts a father's neglect of church and prayer with a son's supposed ingratitude, urging clergymen to expand the analogy to awaken community responsibility.
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Henry
Foot
Fragmented answers hint at historical poll notes
The notes list several terse points: Most would prefer WHP and Kefauver is almost ten years older. Newfoundland and Wilson are mentioned among athletes or places. A line indicates earlier in, women are noted. A final fragment says it’s hard to stop bleeding, implying medical context.
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Sen
Kefauver
Vice Pres. Nixon
St. Pierre
Miqielon
France
Atlantic
Washington, D. C
Jefferson
van Buren
Lincoln
Cleveland
Taft
Wilson
Coolidge
Newfoundland
Fearful Youth Views Of Scientists In U S A
Associated Press analysis by Ed Creagh notes a survey showing 14 percent fear scientists and 9 percent believe scientists cannot balance life with work. It contrasts U S and Soviet outputs, citing Purdue University data from 15 000 high schoolers and warnings about public perceptions shaping future science.
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James “Marlow
Associated Press
ED Creagh
Washington
Russia
Soviet Union
United States
Arade
Aircraft
Industries .of
Prayer for awareness and humble service in Christ
A prayer by A. A. Scott of Toronto urges openness to others' needs. It asks for minds to recognize fellow humans' needs and for willingness to serve, noting that even a cup of cold water given in Jesus name is true service and humbly fulfilling.
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A. A. Scott
Toronto
Few Achieve Goals Set While in Teens
A survey of famous people shows few follow their first dream, with many later in life in different fields. Ed Murrow asks celebrities what they originally wanted to be, revealing surprising paths from music to medicine, politics, and the arts.
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New York
Peery
Adolf
Hitler
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Annapolis
Winston Churchill
Mickey ‘Spillane
Ed Murrow
Joe Louis
Fowler B McConnell Birthday Card Highlight
Today’s Birthday notes Fowler B McConnell born December 4, 1804 in Sandusky Ohio. He served as US Army Captain in World War I era and became president of Sears Roebuck and Co directing sales of more than a billion dollars yearly. A Republican and a Presbyterian.
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Fowler B. McConnell
Sandusky
Ohio
Sears, Roebuck and Co
United States
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