Canada's Election Shifts Power as Liberals Gain Plurality
Canada voters rebuke Prime Minister Diefenbaker with a 23 seat Conservative loss and a 26 seat Liberal gain, yielding a large Liberal plurality though Pearson misses an outright majority. Coalition risks loom while US-Canada cooperation improves amid possible parliamentary reshuffles and talks of cross border delegate exchanges.
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United States
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Liberals
Lester B. Pearson
Diefenbaker
Credit Union
Socialist New Democrats
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ottawa
Pearson
Maclean’s Magazine
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Russell calls for $10 000 reward to capture Vietnam guerrillas
Georgia Democrat Richard Russell urges Gen. David Shoup to offer rewards to Vietnamese people to uncover guerrilla leaders, likening pursuit to Jesse James and arguing cheaper, harsher measures may end enemy depredations. He suggests payments of water buffalo money or land to entice informants.
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Richard Russell
Georgia
Russell
Jesse James
Robert Ford
Numbered Children under new income tax rules
The article explains that all individuals including children must have a social security or identifying number. Children with interest earning assets must obtain numbers via form 3227 from the U S Treasury. Filing numbers is mandatory even for minor earnings, which may revive the piggy bank trend.
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U. S. Treasury
The Spray Dilemma In Suburbia This Spring
Suburban debate over spraying insecticides echoes Rachel Carson’s critics. Entomologists warn against indiscriminate use while proposing a compromise: spray with restraint and avoid two consecutive years of treatment to protect birds fish and woods.
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Suburbia
Castro
Rachel Carson
Wayne County
Michigan
Miss Caron
Miss Carson
United States
Dear Abby Poses Dilemma On Nosy Neighbors And Affairs
A widow recounts late night visits from a married man and asks why neighbors assume the worst. Abby warns that entering and leaving at odd hours invites suspicion even if innocent. The column then offers guidance on finding a missing Army friend, a cautionary note about emergency calls, and a plumber’s wife anecdote.
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Abby
Nudge from God sermon outshines distant past talk
Dr. Robert B. Pierce, pastor of the Chicago temple, delivered a 30 minute sermon titled A Nudge from God using a narrative plan with 14 stories. He cited Moses Damaskus Augustine Francis of Assisi and John Wesley and referenced a current TV program to clinch his point. Rev X offered a verbose but barren talk with no current events or audience reference.
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Robert B. Pierce
Chicago
Rev. X
Jesus
Pierce
Rev X
U.S.A
Dr. Pierce
God
Moses
St. Paul
Damascus
St. Augustine
St. Francis of Assisi
John Wesley
Albert Schweitzer
Local Births and Public Lectures Highlight Salem Center News
A newborn son Gregory Allan joins Alan and wife in Columbus with maternal and paternal grandparents named. Several local residents visit family in Columbus while others discuss church speakers and public speaking tips. Dr. Pierce shares experiences and critique of rival preachers, promoting his Public Platform Strategy booklet.
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Salem Center
Alan King
Columbus
Gregory Allan
Ross Edwards
Charles King
Rutland
Wayne Roush
Ohio University
Richard Miller
Jimmy
Marvin Miller
Iva Miller
Carl Kennedy
Jean Edwards
Big Menace Ladies Smokers Parade Of Types
Droll guide to female smokers with character sketches such as Sandra Showoff Golddigger Geetie Thelma Twitchy Exotic Erica Bertha Beatnik Smudge Pot Nell Independent Inez and Critical Kitty. The piece notes rising women’s smoking and declining male enjoyment, followed by a college honor society note about Kenneth Webb being elected vice president of Delta Tau Alpha at Ohio University.
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Sandra Showoff
Geetie
Thelma
Gabby
Erica
Bertha Beatnik
Bertha
Nell
Inez
Kenneth Webb
Ohio University
Fairfield
Delta Tau Alpha
National Agricultural Honor Society
Fort Hayes
Kansas State College
Life Begins At 40 Leisure Time Problems and Solutions
The column discusses leisure as a lure after forty, noting women face idle days as domestic tasks fade with new appliances while men struggle with sudden free time after retirement. Industrialist David Sarnoff warns of rising automation reducing labor. four suggested leisure paths include handicraft, arts, humanitarian work, and natural pursuits to give purpose.
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David Sarnoff
Sarnoff
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Big Menace
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