GOP 1964 Preview Sparks Drive for Presidential Nomination
A Washington May 9 dinner invites party faithful for a 1964 preview led by Sen. Barry Goldwater with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Sen. Thruston Morton signaling paths to the nomination. Nixon, Rockefeller, and key governors pressure for primaries to shape the race against Kennedy.
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Washington
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
National
Eisenhower
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Albany
New Hampshire
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Europe
Nixon
Kennedy
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Morten
Tweedledee
Tweedledum
John L Lewis Warns On Unemployment At Farewell
John L Lewis, president emeritus of the United Mine Workers, bids farewell to the national coal policy conference after heading it since its founding five years ago. He warns that employee patience cedes to explosive pressures as unemployment rises, urging cross‑industry revitalization efforts and coordinated action to save coal jobs and spur broader employment. Emerson closing quote.
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John L. Lewis
National Coal Policy Conference
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
National Coal Conference
Miners’ Union
Tax Locusts Bite: Governors May Grab Any Federal Cut
A sharp polemic argues that 50 governors and many mayors will seize any federal tax relief. It cites New York City poised for higher local sales and rent taxes and notes the flight of business to New Jersey. The piece urges readers to write to Congress, governors, and mayors to resist tax grabs.
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Richard Russell
Georgia
Congress
Umpteen
U. S
Washington
Mort Caplin
Internal Revenue Service
New York City
New York
Empire State Building
Princeton
New Jersey
George Washington Bridge
Pony Express
Dear Abby Hop To It Mother Cluttered with Junk
A 12 year old seeks help to stop his mother from salvaging junk. Abby advises a structured cleanout, sorting items for Salvation Army, and arranging a trash pickup while staying home to supervise. A second reader complains about a lazy roommate and is told to confront her with a firm ultimatum. A third reader, a working wife, questions why a boss won’t allow early departure when a family member is ill.
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Abby
Salvation Army
Personal Cases Dr George W Crane on Buck Passing in Divorce
Dr George W Crane discusses Alice W a 14 year old student and her divorced parents noting projection or buck passing as the cause of conflict. He cites Adam and Eve myth as a pattern and urges caution to parents before divorce. He offers a booklet Sex Problems in Marriage with a stamped envelope and 20 cents.
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Alice
Adam
Dr. Crane
Eve
Hartford Social Notes Highlight Garden Club Dinner
Hartford social column lists attendees from New Haven and Columbus. Mrs. Hugo Juhling Mrs. N O Wein Mrs. W T Stone and Mrs A K McClung joined an anniversary dinner. Other visits include Judson family Elyria and Jenkins from Columbus weekend with relatives.
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Hartford
Hugo Juhling
N. O. Wein
W. T. Stone
A. K. McClung
New Haven
Life Begins At 40 Insights On Aging And Opportunity
A column argues that age itself does not cause disease or pain, disease and injuries do. It cites that many illnesses common in elders appear in younger people and envisions science controlling diseases to extend healthy lifespans. It also shares retirement income ideas and travel advice encouraging continued activity and skill upgrading.
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Thomas Curtis
Wally Byam
Canada
Mexico
Europe
Mardi Gras
the Messenger
Take Urgency From Living
A reflective essay argues that postponement ensures longer life and less stress. It contrasts constant rushing with pacing, urging 24 hour perspective and enjoying crowded hours slowly. The author jokes about mixing lofty goals like climbing the Empire State Building with reading War and Peace, as a metaphor for living calmly.
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Empire State Building
Leo Tolstoy
Local Social News Highlights from Haydenville Area
Haydenville hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vollmer visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner of Cincinnati. Homer Carter hosted a granddaughter Becky Lee Carter birthday supper with God-parents Sam and Mary Smith of Lancaster Route 2. Also present were Ray Carter and son Jake. Miss Mary Ann Stover visited Miss Avanella Williams in Nelsonville. Edith Campbell returned home after visiting John and Edith Campbell in Columbus.
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Charles Vollmer
Robert Gardner
Cincinnati
Homer Carter
Becky Lee Carter
Sam Smith
Lancaster
Ray Carter
Jake
Mary Ann Stover
Avanella Williams
Nelsonville
Edith Campbell
John Campbell
Columbus
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Emerson
Dear Abby
Son
Abigail van Buren
Beverly Hills
Calif
George W. Crane
CASE
Alice W
Virginia Carleton
John Calloway
Henderson
J. M. Crump
Leonard Roush
Sandra
Milton
Letart
Ed Blessing
Audra Blessing
Bern Lerner
George B. Lerner
Harry Crump
James Crump
Hal Boyle
Haydenville
Athens Messenger
Messenger
Mail
Ohio
Mai
Fons
Essenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
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