Gallup Poll Supports NATO Nuclear Information Exchange
A Gallup Poll shows 44 percent in favor and 37 percent with no opinion on a plan to share information on hydrogen bombs rockets and guided missiles among NATO allies. The survey notes college-educated adults lean toward approval as Eisenhower heads to Paris for NATO talks.
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Princeton
N.J
Eisenhower
Paris
NATO
Gallup
U.S
North Atlantic Toons Organization
Army PVT Allen A. Chunn Begins Eight Weeks Basic Training
Army Pvt. Allen A. Chunn, 24, husband of Doris of 312 North Lewis Street, Sparta, starts eight weeks of basic combat training with the 2nd Training Regiment.
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Army
Allen A. Chunn
Doris
N. Lewis St
Sparta
2Nd Training Regiment
Pvt Glenn G Butler Finishes Basic Training
Pvt Glenn G Butler of Mulkeytown completed basic training at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri and is enrolled in a clerk typist course there. He will visit Mulkeytown for the holidays.
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Glenn G. Butler
Mulkeytown
Ft. Leonard Wood
Charles Wesley 250th birthday marked for prolific hymn writer
The itinerant Anglican minister Charles Wesley authored about 6500 hymns, averaging 150 yearly after his 1738 conversion. His works include Jesus Lover of My Soul and Hark the Herald Angels Sing, and he is celebrated alongside his brother John as a pivotal evangelical duo.
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Tom Henshaw
Associated Press
Ripley
Charles Wesley
Epworth
England
St. Paul
Wesley
Whitsunday
Jesus
John
Chares
Legal Action On Marion Tickets
The Marion Parking Commission turned over 91 names to City Atty. Robert Holbrook for about 250 meter violations in the last six months. Holbrook will send letters offering a $1 per ticket fine if paid within seven days. unpaid cases may go to Police Magistrate L B Long with fines from $5 to $100 and $10.20 costs per ticket.
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Robert Holbrook
Marion Parking Commission
Holbrook
Ley
L. B. Long
Farm Fires Cause 150 Million Losses in 1956
U.S. farms sustained over 150 million dollars in property and equipment damage from fires in 1956. The totals reflect widespread losses across rural areas and highlight the danger to agricultural assets.
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United States
Air Force lowers cadet requirements for navigator training
Educational requirements have been lowered to allow high school graduates to apply for Air Force cadet navigator training. Applications are due by January 31 to S Sgt. Hayward L. Davis, Room 202, Carbondale Post Office building.
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Air Force Cadet
Hayward L. Davis
Carbondale Post Office
State Farm rates unchanged despite state order
Carbondale agent Robert J. Bahr said a recent state order increasing insurance rates did not include State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. and that his firm’s rates remain unchanged.
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Robert J. Bahr
Carbondale
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Ad Offers Used Beds and Bikes for Growing Kids
A seller lists youth beds and a small bicycle as items for sale and seeks a larger bike model called the 2i inci. The note suggests upgrading to bunk beds to fit older children.
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