Editorial thoughts on winter tolls and rural road needs
The columnist laments winter casualties and the nation’s changeable attitude toward policy. The piece argues rural roads matter more than traffic counts suggest and urges genuine rural representation in state legislatures to safeguard essential country routes and services.
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Des Moines Register
One Born Every Minute in Brighton Enterprise Lampoon
Cliff Elmore editor of the Brighton Enterprise mocks Shaff plan election debates calling leaders on both sides and many average citizens suckers while noting a few more suckers than expected. The quote reflects sharp social critique of public discourse.
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Cliff Elmore
Brighton Enterprise
Cynicism in Kansas and the Christmas shopper mood
A Kansas classified ad about caring for four children sparks cynicism while the Chattanooga Times reports that strong personal income supports a robust holiday shopping outlook. Other notes include deer crossing mirrors in Holland and light reflections to deter wildlife, plus wry quips about driving, budgeting, and scouting rumors.
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Kansas
Chattanooga Times
Florida sunsets and holiday prep in Brandon column
By the Way Brandon Florida notes Kennedy visit memories in Tampa and the nation after his assassination. The author muses on Edison studies Florida sunsets volcanic dust crepuscular rays and local wildlife including turkeys and mosquitoes. A Santa Claus parade is planned in Tampa as James Oma ha Eckels and family plan holiday visit. Brandon Trailer Park EE Brandon Florida.
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Tampa
U.S.A
Thomas Edison
Moon surface study eyed by NASA scientists
NASA Ames researchers debate lunar crust as soft or hard. A two rocket, 7.5 million dust collecting mission from White Sands will sample lunar debris and compare results to determine surface composition before manned Moon landings.
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Sunnyvale
Calif
UPS
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Ames Research Center
United States
White Sands
N.M
Lion
Earth
Moon
Gault
James E. Webb
Antarctica War Ends As U S Forces Consolidate McMurdo
McMurdo Station marks the culmination of the Antarctic occupation after the last continental front lines fell. The United States and 11 nations maintain 40 bases across the ice with about 3,000 personnel this summer. Air routes from Williams Field to Christchurch are hazardous and no alternate landings exist. Maintenance and research continue year round under budget pressures and shifting privileges.
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Antarctica
Antarctic
United States
New York
New Zealand
James R. Reedy
U.S. Naval Support Forces
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Navy
Cape Armitage
Ross Island
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Mt. Erubus
Antartica
McMurdo Sound
Royal Society
Bernard Spoerli
Baden
Switzerland
University of Minnesota
U.S
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Willard Cousins
Goldsboro
N.C
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R.I
Robert Smith
Carmel
N.Y
Hutchinson
McMurdo
Congress
Marshall G. Nicholson
Reedy
James Elliot
Elliot
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