Wallace Invasion Boosts Civil Rights Debate In Wisconsin
Wallace captured about four times his predicted share in Wisconsin with 20 percent of the vote in the Democratic primary. He drew from all white rural areas, signaling a northern civil rights mood beyond the South. The result could embolden Southern filibusters against civil rights legislation despite strong Democratic gains in Milwaukee and city votes.
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South
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Johnson
Wallace
Reynolds
John W. Byrnes
Milwaukee
Congress
Echoes of war and peace in nuclear age politics
The piece argues that declaring nuclear war unlikely by Khrushchev and Douglas-Home reflects political maneuvering. It recalls Hitler and Chamberlain, warns leaders may seek peace as a cover for strategic aims, and urges vigilance and readiness despite public calls for calm.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Alec Douglas-Home
Adolf Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
Hitler
Chamber
Lain
Khrushchev
Hungary
Europe
China
Douglas Home
Coin Shortage Sparks Rush in Coin-Operated Machines
The nation faces a coin shortage as machines in cigarette dispensers pay phones laundries and parking meters drain coins quickly. Denver and Philadelphia mints produce about 6 billion yearly but only 4.1 billion are released. Relief may come with weekend mint shifts and a new Philadelphia mint in three years.
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Denver
Philadel
Phia
Philadelphia
Brazilian generals curb Communist influence amid inflation crisis
The recent Brazilian upheaval, led by generals who ousted Joao Goulart, is viewed as slowing Communist expansion, with critics noting the economy’s inflation struggle and anti left rhetoric by leaders like Lacerda who opposed Goulart and Castroism as the movement gained foreign support and visas for Communist activists.
Brazil generals act as Castroism resistance grows
Rio de Janeiro reports leftist visits provoked Brazilian officials to move against Goulart supporters amid rising fear of a Castroite shift. Women in Belo Horizonte and Brasilia led demonstrations, Cuba and Czechoslovakian stamp caches were found, and Andrei Fomin signaled Soviet backing for Goulart.
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Joao Goulart
Harry Truman
Korea
Brazil
Goulart
Carlos Lacerda
Guanabara
Rio de Janeiro
Lacerda
Luis Carlos Prestes
Communist Party
Havana
Castro
Prestes
Belo Horizonte
Brasilia
Amazons
Cuba
Francisco Julian
Peking
Andrei Fromin
Uruguay
Chile
Mexico
Cheddi Jagan
Guiana
Latin America
British Guiana
U. S
Fulbright
Dear Abby letters on bus dog incident and responses
Readers weigh in on a school bus driver who hit a dog and drove on. Letters from Kokomo to Owensboro debate duty to stop, dangers to children, and proper reporting of animal injuries.
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Abby
Kokomo
Ind
Mason City
Kent
Compassionate
Owensboro
Sex Education From 2 to 20 Years Promoted
Dr. George W. Crane urges parents to let children explore matches under supervision then train them through Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts to learn safe fire use. He links early fire fascination to adult arson roots, including sexual motives, and advertises a booklet offering guidance for safeguarding children against abnormal sexual outlets.
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Tommy
Tommy Z
Dr. Crane
Cub Scouts
Boy Scouts
Record 179000 Visitors at Ft Pulaski National Monument
A record 179000 visitors toured Ft Pulaski National Monument near Savannah in 1963. Superintendent Ralston Lattimore says visitors came from 46 nations. the old fort saw use during and after the Civil War.
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Savannah
Ft. Pulaski National Monument
Ralston Lattimore
Madame Alexander Defies Age with Doll Legacy and New Line
The daughter of a New York doll repairman, Madame Alexander built a doll empire and, in her 40s, started a clothing line for children based on six weeks of design work. She says many healthy people lack opportunity and urges support for nurture and education through adopting and mentoring youth. She and her husband have mentored several bright children, resulting in a doctor, a psychologist, and a physician. Readers may request a booklet on retirement travel.
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Madame Alexander
New York
Europe
Alexander
the Messenger
Buddy Hackett recalls Hungary trip and Saint Lazlo film
Jim Bishop profiles Buddy Hackett in Budapest as he recalls his Hungary visit with family and Tina the maid. The piece notes currency quirks, government control, and police passport seizures, and captures Hackett’s nostalgia and emotional moment at the American Embassy in Vienna.
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Buddy Hackett
Irving Cowan
la Petite
Hackett
Hungary
Diplomat Hotel
Cowan
Buddy
Saint Lazlo
Cinerama
Budapest
Tina
Legation
Irving
Gelbert
Isson Oktato
Vienna
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