Freedom of Expression A Priceless Heritage Bought With Blood and Tears
A recent reflection on the enduring value of a free press argues that liberty of speech religion and press underpin all rights. It cites Jefferson and historical dictatorships to warn that control of information erodes democracy and urges vigilance during National Newspaper Week October 1 8.
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Nixon Reverses Himself On Getting Involved in Little Wars
The piece argues Vice President Nixon flipped on involvement in overseas conflicts since March 1954. It cites Dulles and Eisenhower warnings on Southeast Asia, warns against fighting limited wars, and questions U S policy toward Indochina and potential wars before year end.
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How's Your I.0. Scorf- Based on 100 Questions
Daily quiz scoring ranges classify results from Memory Genius to Good in a 10 day program. Ten sample true false questions test knowledge including atomic cannons in Europe, tax origin, rust meaning, spiders wings, secession, cashews, Yorkshire pudding, a shallow sea lake term, A B C meaning in publishing, and sobriquet meaning.
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United States Army
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House of Representatives
New England
Antibiotic drugs bring benefits and new problems
The discovery of antibiotics reduced deaths from syphilis gonorrhea and pneumonia and eased many childhood diseases. Yet antibiotics caused issues such as severe bloody diarrhea from staphylococcus infections, prolonging illness and requiring physician care. Erythromycin can combat staphylococcus. doctors tailor treatment after diagnosing the diarrhea’s cause.
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Rainfall totals and averages for period and year
The report lists past 48 hours rainfall to 7 am today at none, May rainfall to date at none, and 1954 rainfall to date at 9.17 inches. It shows 41 year average total 36.84 inches and monthly averages from 1912 to 1953 with January 2.51 inches through December 2.51.
Stars and Festivals Mark Winchester Year Ago Odds
News from 1953 notes Arthur Godfrey and Shenandoah XXVI among Apple Blossom celebrants in Winchester. The City Manager reports 30 tons of paper cleanup after the festival while social announcements include engagements births visits and a courthouse circuit court term set for Front Royal.
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Arthur Godfrey
Kathryn Eisenhower
Hopalong Cassidy
Winchester
Lee Grant
Benjamin Flourneay Tiller
Frances Lawther
William Greene Way
Fred Hoyt Way
Jane Moore
Berryville
Harry W. Hyde
Peyton Street
C. T. Weede
Virginia Carnes
Cantonsville
T. W. Harrison
R. E. Byrd
Front Royal
Army recruits Edward Cunningham Jackson and George Baker Ritter report to Camp Meade
Edward Cunningham Jackson and George Baker Ritter reported to Camp George Meade in Maryland for Army training. Miss Margaret D Meade, daughter of the local family, is noted in the society column.
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Edward Cunningham Jackson
George Baker Ritter
Camp George Meade, Md
Army
Margaret D. Meade
Cameo Synopsis of Tahensee Farm Love and Drink Drama
Gale Taber and her daughters Ravel and Julia run a failing Tennessee farm. Ravel pursues Dr Pete Marshall and Sewell Albright’s drunken episode lands him in hospital while Julia nurses him. Williamson ignores Ravel’s advances as Julia’s prospects with him rise.
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Gale Taber Faces Family Strife and Hospital Visit
Gale Taber wrestles with aging thoughts and finances as she visits Sewell Albright in the hospital. Ravel plots revenge amid tensions over stock sales and Dooley’s looming influence while Farrell Rhodes confronts marriage rumors and office gossip.
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