Editorial on money burning and AT T space satellite plans
Editorial notes government destruction of worn money while praising AT T plans for a commercial space satellite within a year. It highlights collaboration with NASA, funding, and testing facilities, envisioning calls and TV across the Atlantic and beyond as a precursor to a space based communications network. The piece muses on dreams becoming reality and limitless space communications potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
At&t
Federal Communications Commission
United States
United Kingdom
Europe
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
T. Keith Glennan
NASA
AT & T
Rain Adds New Killers to California Highways
Officials warn rain joins speed drunk driving and fatigue as top dangers on winter roads. Drivers should slow down keep tires and wipers in good condition use chains on snow or ice pump brakes and maintain a safe following distance. Be mindful of pedestrians and dim headlights for approaching traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sewie
Nowe Agers
Eisenhower urges steady growth over crash arms and economic booms
In a faculty talk Dore D. Eisenhower argues the United States should build economic and military strength gradually without massive crash programs. He warns against gimmicky defense or foreign policy moves reacting to rivals and promotes measured, long term goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhe Esas
Dore D. Eisenhower
America
Russia
Shafter community notes recall parade boy with band
The Shafter area notes recount a Halloween parade appearance by Brian O’Neill in a wagon with the Rio Bravo Band, a polio survivor. plus Boy Scouts delivering sustaining membership support. Other items list upcoming events, birthdays, visits, and club announcements across 1956 news briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian O’neill
Rio Bravo
Brian
Shafter Area
Boy Scouts
Littles
Bay City
Kim Handel
Jewel Ellis
Shower
Lee Davis
Martha Jane Hinkle
Idaho
Ward
Pasadena
van Blair
Stella Brunquist
Gardener's Checklist Includes Bulbs Veggies Roses and Lawns
Plant Hyacinth and Muscari in drifts for impact. Veg crops can be planted for winter harvest from nurseryman flats. Uproot old roses to make way for new varieties next month and amend soil with steer manure. Fall feeding keeps lawns green through winter with four quarterly feeds. Guard against snails and slugs. Attend the church of your choice this Sunday.
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Washdingityington
Mars
London
Moscow
Kremlin
Hades
Central Valley Highway
Shafter
Kern County
Pioneer
Oneer 3
Roh Res S
Kern
Oe Secon
Abe Dare
Shafter Post
Congress
R. Robert Evans
Peggy L. Evans
Editors and Publishers
James R. S. Northrop
U.S.A
Shafter Recreational Commission
Bruce Crawford
Dave Anderson
Ernest Siemens
Maple Pta
Tilley Home
Fahsbender
St. Therese’s
Shafter Community Chest
Joe Sales
Earl Johnson
Rotary
Shafter Rotary
Belgium
Corcaravan
Taft
Corcoran
Shafter Policemen
St. Mark's Bazaar
Don Zachary
Job
Bob Bann
KWSO
Shafter Kiwanis Club
Ross Harrington
St. Therese’s Catholic Church
West Lerdo
Shafter City
Minter Field
Louis de Witt
Dennis Koop
Bobby Nikkel
Darrell Janzen
Janzen
Milton Koop
Paul McDonald
Garratz
Adventists
Hal Lewis
P.T.A
Shafter Generals
Exeter
Lions Club
Alfred J. Smith
Roy Farrell
Richland School
Shafter Recreation Commission
Sacramento
Bluebird Canaries
Tommy Garrisons
Blanche Stepp
Altar Society
Gardener's
Church OF Your Choice
Acpi
Community National Bank
Johnson’s Department Store
Central Avenue
Shafter Pi
City Furniture
James Street
Owen Hiler
Central Valley Hwy
Central Avenue Shafter
John’s T.V
Preston’s Tire Service
E. Lerdo Shafter
Howell’s Photo Studio
James Street Shafter
Reuben
Arrow Furniture
Shafter Recap & Tire
Topper’s Mens & Boys’ Shop
Canada
Hawaii
Owen Hiler‘’S
Wood's Shoe Store
Topper’s Men & Boys’ Shop
Shafter Farm Service
Shafter Hardware
Shamrock Cleaners
Herndon’s Home & Garden Supplies
Kernville
Bakersfield
Stringham's Shafter Drug Store
Shafter, Calif
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