Attics Preserve U S Heritage Through Historic Campaign Banners
The Smithsonian collects antique campaign artifacts from attics to document early American elections. A hand painted 1801 banner celebrates Thomas Jefferson, and a 25 foot silk banner with an eagle honors Martin Van Buren, reflecting parties in their infancy. The institution seeks more items from across the nation to add to the national museum.
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United States
Clibs
America
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Yesteryear
Thomas Tefferson
Martin van Buren
van Buren
Andrew Jackson
Smithsonian
National Museum
The Camera As A Weapon in the Cold War Era
The piece argues the camera has become essential in cold war defense, citing World War II reconnaissance that exposed Nazi rocket tests at Peevemunde and Cuban missile threats today. It notes high altitude cameras can read headlines from 40,000 feet and urges clear photographic evidence for policy makers.
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Peevemunde
Cuba
Guba
West Coast trip and Spanish supper highlight local notes
Agoy Mr and Mrs C B Wilson Sr and son Bobtice returned from the West Coast after a midweek to Sunday visit. The group plans a Ramella business trip with a San Francisco opera appearance. Lily Fona performed in Rizoletti. W H Troxel and family returned from Southern California and Mexico. Photos include San Diego Zoo and Scripps Aquarium scenes. many from Ensenada and Meaiwall. Mrs Felice Crowder hosted a Spanish supper for the Business and Professional Women's group at Mary Rodrigues’ home.
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Agora Agoy
C_ B Wilson Sr
Bobtice
West Coast
Ramella
San Francisco
San Diego Zoo
Scripps Aquarium
la Jolla
Old Mexico
Ensenada
Meaiwall
Mra
Felice Crowder
Mary Rodtigues
Auf
Moore
Bayling Point Handy Hints For Office Totem Polers
HALBOL humorously maps the ascent and fall in office life with quirks of rank rise from petty perks to confidential memos. It sketches shifting status as one climbs the corporate ladder and the absurdities of modern office culture in a playful, dated tone.
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Halbol
New York
Hig
Horself
Behind the Scenes Film Strip Reveals Cuban Missile Buildup
Relman Morin reports on gray dawn photo analysis showing how a wide film strip and on site images tracked the Cuban missile buildup. The piece traces sequencing from Aug to Oct when reconnaissance revealed launchers, revetments, and crates. photos prompted the quarantine and Kennedy’s actions.
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Relman Morin
United States
Washington
Cubsi
Qub
Tim
Kennedy
Cuba
Reno
Formosa
China
Seal
Col. T4
Takai
San Juliano
Sa Diego Tae Banos
Theadys
Doctor's Advice on Insomnia and Sleep Aids
The doctor explains sleep basics, noting sleeplessness stems from worry and stimuli. It warns against overreliance on sleeping pills, especially barbiturates, which can be habit forming and dangerous if misused, and advises relaxation and mind quieting techniques instead.
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Betwen
El Chamizal land dispute strains US Mexico ties
A plot of riverbed land near the Rio Grande, called El Chamizal, sits in dispute between the United States and Mexico. Despite past talk by Presidents Lopez Mateos and Kennedy, settlement options include ceding land to Mexico or buying land elsewhere, with arbitration debated but unresolved. The area now hosts homes and streets, and locals on both sides seek a peaceful resolution.
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Hyrob Greeb
Ford
EL Paso
Tex
Rio Grande
United States
Mexico
Adolfo Lopes Mateos
Kennedy
Washington
Jose Maximilian
Deadeen
Wexico
Lopez Mateos
EL Chamizal
Abmit
Lupex Mateos
Manuel ‘Ello
U.S
el Chiutizal
Elza
Jeros
el Chamival
Hollywood Do It Yourself Movies Bloom At New Wave Drive
Hollywood film makers shift from big studio output to independent projects as theater exhibitors seek fresh product. The San Francisco Film Festival showcased David and Lisa, a low budget feature noted for its artistic merit, financed by an unconventional Broadway style approach. Producers Paul Heller and Frank Perry describe fundraising from doctors, dentists, and others, and completing the film in five weeks at a mansion near Philadelphia.
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Rob Thomas
San Francisco
New York
Hollywood
Lenore
Scipla
Thas A
Heller
Te Perrys
Lnte
Philadelphia
Klay
Confusing Election Day and Cuban Missile Crisis Reflections
The article outlines Kennedy pressuring the Soviet Union over Cuban missile bases and a Berlin showdown, noting Russian shifts from delaying Berlin to posturing about Cuba. It analyzes dramatic yet uncertain moves ahead of the U S election and Khrushchev's potential threats.
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Cuba
James Marlow
Pris
Washington
Berlin
United States
Rusia
Russia
TODAY'S PUZZLE AND CLUES FOR A DAILY CROSSWORD
Puzzle notes list several clues and letter hints including entries for Enthusiasm Ancient Asian Beveraga Proog MM pinging voice Father Wise and a few down clues such as Clay Baking chabiber Dru imperder and Seared sone.
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