Real Progress In U S Missiles Amid Public Panic
The piece argues against panic over U S missile progress after Vanguard failure. It notes ongoing tests of Army Jupiter and Redstone, Air Force Thor and Atlas rockets at Cape Canaveral, cites favorable views from U S News & World Report and London's Express, and highlights plans and budget rises for missile development including 38 missiles in development and a 1951 to today funding jump to about 2.5 billion.
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Television Electronics Fund
Sputnik
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Pay As You Play Golf Plan For Randolph Park
Randolph Park greens committee proposes a new fee schedule for the 18 hole city course with weekday basic rising from 1 to 1.25 in summer and 1.50 the rest of the year. Proposals aim to fund a second 18 hole links and a clubhouse as part of the city capital program. Public golf facilities are viewed as essential for recreation and tourism assets and would pay their own way if approved.
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Randolph Park Greens
Arizona Album ms of Joseph Roberts ed tr NNO "RIFLE Norcies
Arizona Album recounts frontier life of Joseph Roberts born 1865 in Yavapai County. He recalls early ranching work at Camp Verde, hay contracts, a ler mansion of weapons, attentive hunting episodes, and confrontations with Native Americans, detailing a rugged boyhood and family ties to cow work.
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New Country
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Father
Party Lines A Tax Battle Persists In Arizona Legislature
State Rep. Douglas Holsclaw faces resistance over House Tax Study Committee plans to fund education by raising sales tax to 50 percent and adding a 1 percent real estate transfer tax. He claims broad opposition from Pima County Democrats and Republicans, while noting veterans and Young Republicans mixed stances. He urges statewide property revaluation and equalization, citing Colorado’s program, but warns the state may not fund it and anticipates only higher daily attendance payments next year.
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Holsclaw
Pima County
E. T. Seaburg
Ajo
James N. Corbett Jr
What Should a PTA Do The Alton Man Discussion
A historical piece examines PTA aims and teacher attitudes, noting varied local practices and the need for flexible, locally driven action. It urges broader involvement, fair treatment of staff, and cautious use of funds while avoiding rigid adherence to state or national dictates.
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PTA
Sputnik Era Education Challenge Across Nation
Ray Tucker outlines a vast Washington effort to reshape schooling in the Sputnik age. Aimed at strengthening the scientific base, the plan would fund scholarships and reform teacher training, facilities, and curricula while leaving scholarship decisions to state departments of education.
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Ray Tucker
NATO Will Not Offer Bold Proposals At Paris Meet
James Marlow reports from Washington that the Eisenhower administration plans no dramatic new ideas for NATO at the Paris gathering. Dulles sought bold concepts, but none emerged, while European fears over Sputnik progress and Middle East tensions persist. The U S favors military options and missile bases but nuclear weapons remain under American custody with no congressional change expected.
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Washington
Paris
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Europe
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Tunisia
Algeria
France
Middle East
United States
Congress
Roscoe Drummond on Adlai Stevenson NATO role
Roscoe Drummond argues that Adlai Stevenson could influence U S NATO policy from Paris and shape Sir Europe thinking, despite critics saying Stevenson would be without authority or unable to openly oppose policies. He notes Stevenson has warned of greater Soviet threats and could mobilize support after the meeting.
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United States
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Fulbright
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Brookes Hayes
Sen. Pastore
Hubert Humphrey
Warren ‘Austin
John Cooper
Henry’ Cabot Lodge
John Foster Dulles
Truman
United Nations
Adis. Stevenson
Sputnik
Wwe
Tight Money Fading Signals from Federal Reserve Actions
SAM DAWSON reports that tight money may be loosening as the Federal Reserve has pumped modestly more liquidity into banks after cutting its own rates to 3 percent. Treasury yields drift lower, utility debt yields slip under 4 percent, and bank loan demand eases, hinting a reversal of the prior inflation-fighting stance and the possibility of easier credit ahead.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Federal Reserve
How God Recruits Us Devotions
A devotional meditation on Amos 7 14 16 explains God recruits people from varied paths to service. It contrasts farmers and workers who heed divinely guided purpose, noting many fulltime church workers found fulfillment in larger tasks. The prayer asks for glad hearts and willing hands to follow God’s plan.
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Real Shortage From The Chicago Tribune
A garbled Chicago Tribune dispatch laments an acute shortage of brain power and the burden it places on a commencement speaker to address a graduating class. The fragment hints at a critique of uninspired oration and public dissatisfaction with eloquence.
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