Editorial on Frontier Air Lines Nebraska dispute resolution
The piece urges a direct face to face conference between Frontier Air Lines and Nebraska officials to resolve the feud over air service. It argues both sides share blame for service issues, cautions against financial losses to the public, and suggests Civil Aeronautics Board action or franchise changes if service does not improve.
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Frontier Air Lines
Frontier
Nebraska
Rogers
Orle
Civil Aeronautics Board
Mil ler withdraws from Nebraska fourth district race
Former congressman A L Miller quits the Republican ticket citing health reasons. His withdrawal leaves Rep. Don McGinley of Ogallala with an easier path to re election as the Fourth District GOP searches for a candidate. Tom Coffey of Sidney is considered but undecided. No clear challenger appears for either party.
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Don McGinley
Ogallala
A. L. Miller
Dr. Miller
Nebraska
Congress
Mr. McGinley
Tom Coffey
Sidney
Coffey
Jelly Bean Tragedy Quiet on Black Jelly Beans
The piece notes a temporary removal of black jelly beans as carbon black used for color comes under scrutiny after a 1958 Food and Drug Act amendment. It argues safeguards may curb unsafe additives, though fans hope a quick return.
Government disputes toothpaste claims and false teeth rise
The piece argues that government claims against misleading toothpaste ads are backed by the thriving market for false teeth, suggesting this as strong evidence for a campaign. It hints at legal action and policy changes to curb misleading advertising.
Phony Dollars Look Good in Iron Curtain Countries
Counterfeit American money circulates widely in Iron Curtain nations, showing how scarce cash drives acceptance of fake currency among the poor. The report underscores the appeal of genuine U.S. notes despite their falsity and circulating examples.
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Iron Curtain
U.S
Shoes shine scarcity sparks Sidney city quip
A remark notes Sidney, with about 8 500 residents, is unique in the United States for offering no place to have shoes shined, highlighting local business quirks and community character.
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Sidney
United States
Confession of a TV quiz rigging viewer’s guilt
The writer admits to cheating by using an encyclopedia to answer questions on televised quizzes. He reflects on envy, the thrill of easy money, and the sense that many viewers shared the same delusion. He cites Charles Van Doren and Billy Pearson, laments national vanity, and offers to testify to expose the broader viewer complicity.
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Russia
Charles van Doren
Billy Pearson
Uncle Sam
Washington
Shoreham
Teddy Nadler
Where Oh Where Did The Hearts And Flowers Go
Dayton AP report surveys modern courtship emphasizing practicality over romance. Women blamed for fading traditions cite independence and exchange students abroad. Florist notes shift from roses to lasting plants as men courted less after engagement.
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Betty A
DIETZ
Dayton News
Dayton
Adam Trapp
Mexico
William Blalock
Herb Mitchell
Navy weighs sending women to Antarctica voyage feasibility
Washington AP reports the Navy studies a limited Antarctic visit for women scientists and journalists during October and November. Spokesmen note space and facility constraints, with prior Soviet women and early American hostesses already in the area.
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Washington
Navy
Antarctic
McMurdo Sound
Pan American Airways
Vending Machine Racket Promoters Target Small Investors
A New York alert warns that shady operators flood the vending machine field offering easy profits. The National BBB cites a typical lure promising 400 to 500 dollars monthly with little work, but the scheme requires buying machines and stock. Victims lose money to inferior machines and poor locations, with some promoters collecting large sums from many customers across states.
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New York
National
Better Business Bureau
NBBB
Allan Backman
Chamber of Commerce
Vend
Magazine of Automatic Merchandising
W. Randolph St
Chicago
National Automatic Merchandising Assn
Dearborn St
Ground Soldier Core Remains Key In Future Warfare
General Bruce C. Clarke warns that despite missile advances the decisive war action is on the ground. He urges strong support for ground troops as the Nation relies on allies with over forty free nations and a lean Army for global commitments.
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Bruce C. Clarke
Continental Army Command
Clarke
Scholarly Scolding on Values and Materialism
Dr Laurence Gould argues Americans chase wealth at the expense of spiritual values. The piece contrasts Socrates’ critique of excess with modern American life, noting comfort alone cannot yield a satisfying life and urging a return to shared ideals.
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Laurence Gould
Carleton College
Minnesota
Socrates
Gould
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A large crossword puzzle listing across and down clues with many entries including Weep Algonquian Indians and Lake in Maine. Answers cover geography language and common terms across 50 clues with related down clues.
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Indiana
Lake
Maine
State
Salem
Gov Brooks Wheat Plan Nears Senate Race Debate
As Other Editors See It reviews Governor Ralph Brooks proposed two price wheat program. It compares his plan to Brannan's during Truman era and outlines parity pricing, bushel based supports, domestic and non domestic price references, and a national security wheat reserve. The piece notes political hurdles and urges broad Midwest support for Brooks in a potential run.
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The
Lincoln Star
Ralph Brooks
Senate
Carl T. Curt
Nebraska
Brannan
Charles F Brannan
Harry Truman
Congress
Senator Bridges Calls for Steady Rail Policy Reform
Senator Bridges argues future railroad welfare cannot wait for stop-gap fixes. He says railroads and other carriers deserve the same freedom as other industries and critiques the Transportation Act of 1958 for not aiding railroads as expected.
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Senator Bridges
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