Lessons Against Brainwashing From Korean War POWs
A national education forum summary warns that American values and citizen responsibility failed to protect 7000 U S prisoners in North Korea. Major Mayer reports on Communist indoctrination methods and the need to teach youths home church and school efforts to uphold basic principles.
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America
North Korea
Thei Red
United States Army
Our
Republic
Wiliam E. Marer
U. S. Army
18Th
Freedom Forum
Korea
Searer
Arkansas
Wajor Meyer
Japan
Mayer
Moses
Ture
Denman is Recipient of MA Award
Missouri journalists received awards at noon Saturday ending the 48th Annual Journalism Week at the Missouri School of Journalism. A bright day brought 33 to the Sikeston Armory to take drivers tests. 23 passed, one failed, one incomplete. Six failed the written test, two road, one eye issue. Sixteen sought expired license renewals, six from out of state, leaving 11 new Missouri drivers. Four restricted to eyeglasses, nine with defective vehicles. Passing operators licenses: Dorothy Barnes, Myra Fancil, Hansford Franklin, Betty Findley, Nora Foster, Johnny Crowder, Helen, Bessie Galemore, Elise Hollingsworth, Leonard Jeffries, Ruth Hit, Gladys Headlee, Faith Fudge, Margaret Stewart. Getting chauffeurs permits: Mary Pardon, Gilbert Taylor, Randall Fellers, Jackie Jenkins, Donald Nelson. Additional license prospects listed. State Patrol to test Mondays at the Sikeston Armory.
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Sreeston Armory
K Moncay
Missouri
Dorothy Louise Barnes
Bell Cits
Myra Nadine Fancil
Cape Girerceau
Hansford Franklore
Vanduser
Betty Ruth Findley
Essex
Nora Launa Foster
Johnny Edward Crowder
Helen
Bessie Maurbelie Galemore
Elise Emilie Hollingsworth
William
Leonard Fugene Jeffries
Wiliam
Ruth Geneva Hit
P. O. Bos
Myrtle Faye Hington
Northwest
Libby Lou Headlee
E. Gladys
Ela Mae Savierfield
Faith Ann Fudge
Prosperity
Margarett Ree Stewart
Sikeston
Mary Levina Pardon
Portageville
Gilbert Taylor
Vandyser
Randal Lynn Fellers
Dexter
Jackie Daie Jenkins
Donald Marion Nelson
Lillian
Oia Catherine Hendon
Morehouse
William Kane Semp
Virginia
Monnday
Farm Price Supports Clash in Washington Next Year
Agriculture Secretary Benson plans to ask Congress to repeal the flexible price supports law, aiming to set supports to balance supply and demand, challenging Democratic lawmakers who favor mandatory 90 percent parity. The move signals a pivotal clash in farm policy amid looming elections and a broader review of programs.
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Erre Taft Benson
Congress
Eisenhower
Benson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Allen Ellender
White House
Washington
Ate
Secretary of Agriculumre
Social News From Cape Girardeau Area
Mir and Mrs Claude Jackson and sons Kenny and Terry of Cape Girardeau visited Sunday evening with his mother Mrs Mattie Jackson and family. Numerous relatives and friends hosted weekend visits and Sunday gatherings across Cape Girardeau and nearby towns including Bloomfield
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Hezel Nicholson
St. Lou's
Leonard Baker
Clarence Fechtner
Muilwaukee
Wisc
Chester Pulliam
Eva Ramsey
Cape Girardeau
Harry Camden
Decatur
Odis Ramsey
Granite City
DL Air
Horace Coats
Virginia
St. Louis
Otto Walters
East St. Louis
Jane Coats
Misouri Baptist Hospital
Divola Deusch
Chicago
Ida Phillips
East Crairie
Jerr Cox
Sikeston
Sundar
Earl R. Coos
Deuseb
Airs
Bill Edwards
Karen
Jesse Bennet
Bloomfield
Roy Smith
Fred Hearn
Dexter
Smith
Lester Early
Butch
Parma
Mollie Early
Eark
Air
Paul Bradley
Marston
J. A. Bradley
Susie Couch
Columbia
Alva Couch
Louie Largent
Charles
George Delaney
Holcomb
Dist Mumma
Lake Placid
Mich
Wickham
Felch
Mumma
Sargent
Delaney
Elmo Masters
Crystal City
Odell Miller
Beleville
Mack Davis
Shelby Lee Tanner
Methodist Church
Davis
Edward Davis
Miller
Masters
Arnold
Jamison
Luke Baker
Medford Livingston
Kathy
Ellen
Hossville
Tenn
Abs. Clarion Baker
Simmons Named to State College Board
Gov James T Blair announces Lind say W Simmons of Cape Girardeau named to the Board of Regents for Southeast Missouri State College to replace Russell L Dearmont of St Louis who is ineligible for reappointment. Simmons heads Fight Federal Savings and Loan Assn and chairs First National Bank. Herschel Bess of Poplar Bluff also named to the board. Bess succeeded Eugene L McGee but was not yet confirmed by the Senate.
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James T. Blair
Lindsay W. Simmons
Cape Girardeau
Board of
Regents
Southeast Mussouri State College
Russell L. Dearmont
St. Louis
Simmons
Fight
Federal Savings and Loan Assn
First National Bank
Herschel Bess
Poplar Bluff
Bess
Donnelly
Eugene L. McGee
Mother's Day sale items at mi store feature wide cheap discounts
The ad touts a Mother's Day shopping event with dozens of bargains across home appliances, hardware, and outdoor goods. Highlights include GE vacuums for 37.99, Mixmasters, irons, lamps, linoleum, tools, tires, paints, and outdoor gear, all advertised at deep sale prices. The copy urges customers to visit this week, noting low prices and heavy inventory.
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Amy
Mi Store
Dormeyer
Sunbeam
Kohler City Supply Co Sale Tires to Lawn Mowers
Kohler City Supply Co advertises open nightly until 11 pm serving a crowd of about 100000 weekly shoppers. Limited stock remains with 57 of 18 inch rotary power lawn mowers and 43 priced at 53.98. Four cycle engines noted. hurry to seal deals.
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Selim Dem
Briggs & Station
Gadnoz
B. D
Lancaster
Dem
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George S. Benson
National Education Program
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Missouri University School of Journalism
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Kansas City Star
Vernon C. Miers
Look Magazine
Elon Borton
Advertising Federation of America
Ralph McGil
Atlanta Constitution
Clint H. Denman
Herald
Hollington Tong
China
U. S
Rilen H. Allen
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Honolulu
Hawai
Denman
Missouri School of Journalism
University of Missoute
Clinton Davidson
Rothwell Gymnasium
School of Journalism
Symbols of
Hawaii
Earl English
Riler Alen
Star-Bulletin of
Ralph McGill
The
Hollington K. Tong
United States
Jay TH. Neff
Dean English
Star-Bulletin
Riley Allen
Elon G. Barton
Ralph McGull
Vernon C. Myers
Dean
English
Daniel Boone
Elmer Ellis
Clin H. Denman
University of Missouri
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Cheryl and
Miichael
Mertfield, Ky
Morgan Ables
Afr
H. A. Nicholson
Ing
Bill Porter
Jeff
RI. Vermure
Rockford
Oscar Shaver
Mr. Shaver
Pocahontas
Ark
Shaver
Lloyd Shaver
Clifford Hubbert
Harold Cunningham
Rockford, OL
Dickie Roberts
B. L. McCampbell
Detroit
B. Mason
J. E. Harper
W. H. Stubblefield
H. O. Sexton
T. B. Dudley
John Russell Felker
Jo Ellen
Fredercktown
Bronday
Willis Smallen
Sand Old
Sfr. Lynch
Mr_ Old
Jaycees
Mr. Lynch
Old
Lilbourn
Bob Breeden
Nina Jane
Sandra Kay
Sherrin Lenn
Roberts Allen
C. W. Rose
Ward Denman
Phil
Jack Swartz
Brentwood
C. H. Denman
Lester Breeder
Tommy
Jefferson City
Breeden
Bernard Sgueinberg
Austria
Seis
Betsy Ross
Royal Motherempress
Marip Thfresa
France
Curie
Mother Aars
Anna Reeves
Anka AA
Grafton
W. Valin
Kelp
Momma
State College Board
Ole Rockin
Youngstown
S.zes
Tap Co
Suaxrantee
R. C
A. C
Johnson
Wit Exchange
Texaco
John Deere
Dot Biue
Shorts
H. P. Neptune
Servis
Blackmoor
Bors
Giris
Kohler City Supply CO
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