Hoover celebrates 89th birthday amid recovery in New York
Former President Herbert Hoover is recuperating after a serious illness and will mark his 89th birthday Saturday in a Waldorf Towers apartment, directing limited work and maintaining a prolific correspondence system. He has advised Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy and remains active with public service offers.
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Waldorf Towers
New York City
United States
John Adams
Jloover
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
Hoover
Feibert Hoover
Pre Ticketing Debate Sparks FTC Probe and Fear of Losses
The FTC weighs new rules on pre-ticketing of retail goods amid fears tighter regulation could end the practice. Proponents cite consumer guidance and fair profits for retailers, while critics warn small shops would bear the burden and big stores may shift to house brands, risking market balance and consumer choice. The column cautions that overregulation could lead to widespread economic tightening.
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Finis
Appalling Tax Spending Reform Proposal Urges Change
The director of economic research for the Chamber of Commerce criticizes Congress for treating taxes and spending separately. He warns of a parallel to bankruptcy for improper handling and urges coordinated tax and spending bills, appropriations consolidation, and a presidential item veto. He adds that tax reform should start now.
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Mass Idea Studies Warn Against Mass Society
The piece argues against a future dominated by mass society with vast cohorts of youth, adults, and seniors. It warns that collective care and mass living erode individual responsibility and freedom, threatening America's founding ideal of individualism and self-reliance.
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America
Successful Investing In These Times By Thamar Vermillion
A long opinion piece argues against the Kennedy administration’s push for a Soviet test ban, warning that Russia has broken treaties and will pursue atmospheric testing. It contends a stalemate of terror preserves U.S. power, urges readers to contact senators to reject the ban, and stresses vigilance against communism. The column also touches on local housing tax issues and investment advice.
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Nile St
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Jackson
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Tito
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Kennedy
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Dion
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Camp Fire
Case Records of a Psychologist Warn of Divorce Causes
A physician narrator, Dr. Crane, discusses how a marriage failed between Harry and Nora due to sexual issues and poor adherence to a prescribed medical strategy. The text promotes a booklet “Sex Problems in Marriage” and urges husbands to follow a medical technique, offering advice for purchase via mail to Meliot, Indiana.
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Damocell
Divorce Insurance Hint Sparks Frank Dating Advice
A quirky column blends marriage tips with shipwreck analogies and history. It cites outside dating, weekly getaways, and babysitters as a route to revived romance, then pivots to a Tito Kennedy aid note and a naval circumavigation riddle.
Anderson resident cites Sheridan Street street sweeping gaps
An Anderson resident and former Elwood native reports Sheridan Street has seen only three street sweeping events in twenty months. He notes a perceived lapse in administrative regularity affecting his family’s block.
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Sheridan St
poem fragment on mourning and eternal life
The text presents a funeral verse invoking comfort from scripture John 14 2 and a promise of reunion after death. It references a person named Julien C Hyer and speaks of mourning, vigil, and eternal life in heavenly mansions. The piece mirrors a chaplain style urging faith amid loss.
Tire and Tube Price Increases Announced by US Rubber
United States Rubber Co. said on Wednesday it will raise prices on most tires and tubes by 2.5 to 3.5 percent, matching boosts by other major makers. The largest tire saw a 25 percent increase, while snow and economy passenger lines were not included.
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UPI
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