Nixon taps Lodge as running mate shapes tough foreign stance
Henry Cabot Lodge, the UN Ambassador and veteran senator, would join Richard Nixon on the ticket as a liberal anti-Communist crusader. Lodge’s influence could push a hard line against the Soviets and guide Nixon’s foreign policy, as insiders say he has already advised on Moscow strategy.
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Richard Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S. Senate
Army Reserve
Nikita Khrushchev
Lodge
Cru
Nixon
Ambassador Lodge
Moscow
Khrushchev
Philip Gegelin
The
Wall Street Journal
Omitted Business Leaderial Insight At Conventions
A columnist criticizes presidential and vice presidential candidates for ignoring American business. The piece argues business sustains the economy and taxes, citing a Citizens Public Expenditure Survey figure of 18,073.33 dollars in interest per minute and 1,084,400 per hour, noting interest as a major federal tax cost.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Eisenhower
Citizens Public Expenditure Survey, Inc
Books For Children Readings Beyond Simple Tales
An essay discusses how children can engage with adult literature under guidance and the mixed opinions on when to advance beyond children's books. It cites a New Jersey eighth grade experiment with Orwell Animal Farm Plato Crito and Thucydides passages showing strong understanding.
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Mark Twain
Melville
New Jersey
George Orwell
Thucydides
Tessie Pruneblossom
Dick Staunchfellow
Flight 2: A poet's view of American Airlines jet travel
Jim Bishop chronicles a cross country trip aboard American Airlines Flight 2 from Idlewild to Los Angeles. He contrasts the plane’s mechanical precision and vast fuel calculations with the adrift poetry of the journey while noting the crew’s focus and the stark physics of flight.
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Los Angeles
Winslow
Arizona
New York
Scott Brady
Senator Kennedy
American Airlines
Howard Morton
Michael Barna
George Weiderhold
Stanley Klimecka
Morton
Idlewild
Flight 2
L. A
Dear Abby Advice Columns From a Classic Newspaper Page
A reader asks about cutting a three year old’s curls and a mother’s urge for a daughter. Abby advises separating the boy from the hair and separately addressing the wife’s beliefs. A second letter requests guidance on a neighbor girl visiting during supper, with a polite family-time solution. The final note celebrates a long marriage while complaining about a shoe habit, urging cheerful tidying and restraint in writing.
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Abby
Teeth grinding in sleep common in children and adults
Dr Crane explains nocturnal teeth grinding as a normal metabolic gum activity and urges observation for epilepsy signs if bleeding occurs. He advises chewing gum eveningly and outdoor activity to drain excess energy, plus distraction for thumb sucking. Separate note: Major league players not selected as All-Stars get four days off before All-Star games in Kansas City and New York.
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Sally L
Judy
New York
Kansas City
Yankee Stadium
Reading Help For a School Lagging Child During Vacation
Practical advice to boost a child’s reading and study skills during vacation. Includes hiring a tutor, selecting a suitable venue, and using engaging reading material. Encourages nonpunitive, cooperative approaches and emphasizes developing responsibility through activities like gardening.
Try and Stop Me He Friars Dinner Tribute in New York
The Friars Club in New York hosts testimonial dinners where guests are roasted by experts with biting wit. A Benny tribute featured George Jessel and Bernard Baruch, sparking crowd reactions as Benny played Love in Bloom on his fiddle.
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HE Friars
New York
Jack Benny
George Jessel
Benny
Bernard Baruch
Jessel
Baruch
Fred Allen
The Rules and Masters of Politics in History
The essay argues that politics is a science and a way of life governed by strict proprieties. It highlights the inviolable “finger” contract, memory of promises, and the need to avoid breaking faith as key to successful political conduct.
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James A. Farley
Joe Martin
Sam Rayburn
Eisenhower
Truman
Harry Truman
Hoover
Nelson Rockefeller
John Kennedy
Mark Hanna
Richard Nixon
Wendell Willkie
Thomas E. Dewey
Peole
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Stalin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Perry County Man Killed In Accident
Maurice L. Starkey 46 of Thornville Perry County died Saturday in an Ohio 603 wreck. He operated a paving roller that went through a guard rail fell 25 feet to railroad tracks and was crushed by the roller.
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Perry County
Mansfield
Maurice L. Starkey
Thornville
Ohio
Here
State Highway Patrol
Starkey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Macmillan to Visit Bonn for Talks with Adenauer
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will travel to Bonn on August 10 for talks with West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, an official announcement said.
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Bonn
Germany
Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
The Athens Messinger Publication Details
The Athens Messinger and The Sunday Messenger publish daily and Sunday editions with carriage and mail delivery options. Rates show seven cents per copy for daily papers, fifteen cents for Sundays, and weekly or monthly mail rates for various regions, including Ohio.
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Athens
Sunday Messenger
Ohwé
Eeseisse Ban Bopro Rioans
U. S and Roe
Han Eeers
Ohio
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Obio
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Bipome
Burt
Dear Abby
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Doctor Crane
George W. Crane
Sally
Garry C. Myers
Bennett Cerf
Herb Shriner
King Features Syndicate
Macmillan
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