Benjamin Franklin Civilian Hero of American Independence
This feature recounts Benjamin Franklin born in 1706 Boston area as a multi talent figure: printer, writer, scientist, diplomat, and statesman who helped shape independence. It notes his early poverty, prolific inventions, Poor Richard's Almanack, and pivotal roles in drafting the Declaration and securing French aid.
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Eisenhower Salute Dinner Tickets Surpass 300
More than 300 tickets are sold for the $100-a-plate Salute to Eisenhower dinner to be held Friday night in Charleston. Chairman Cecil Thompson of Huntington says the goal is 400 tickets and Rep. Richard Simpson of Pennsylvania will address the event.
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Hoover Seeks Administrative Vice President to Ease Burden
Former President Herbert Hoover urged Congress to create an administrative vice president to reduce the president's workload. He testified before a Senate subcommittee amid lukewarm White House reception and opposition from Harry Truman, proposing duties to ease physical strain and improve policy coordination across federal agencies.
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RKO Sets Budget for Eleven Films in 1960 First Half
RKO Radio Pictures announces a budget of 22 million dollars for eleven films to be produced in the first half of the year. The move marks a return to full production after a lengthy slowdown at the Hollywood studio.
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RKO Radio Pictures
Kerry and Rusty Face a Tense Dodge City Stand
Kerry returns to Dodge and confronts old allies and enemies at the Longhorn as Sandy Weaver warns of danger and Wharton challenges Rusty. Calder and Rusty count winnings while a Mexican amulet hints at luck and risk.
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Pay-As-You-Steal Plan Aimed at Juvenile Thieves
In Louisville juvenile court Judge Louis H. Jull orders 15 year olds to work to repay a $108 theft from a school break-in. The policy requires cash payments for stolen items and applies to future offenses under the new plan.
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Louisville
Louis H. Jull
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