The Case For Ghost Writers In Politics
The piece argues that political figures like Nixon and Kennedy rely on ghost writers due to time pressure and the need for precise clear speech. Ghost writers provide expert guidance, but the final responsibility rests with the speaker who must own and defend the ideas and wording as their own to avoid misinterpretation by voters and nations.
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Nixon
Kennedy
Abby
William McCrea
London University
Herbert Hoover
Barry Goldwater
Walter Judd
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
Judd
Thomas E. Dewey
Hoover
Dewey
Harry Truman
The Big Backdown on the U2 and RB47 Incidents
The article claims the Soviet Union backed down after U2 coverup exposure and cites its veto of an impartial RB47 inquiry. It asserts the Kremlin misrepresented events and calls for world scrutiny of Moscow’s stance and motives regarding prisoner contact and UN resolutions.
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United States
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U.S
International Red Cross
Russia
Lodge
Moscow
Devil's Island may become a tourist resort
The French Guiana penal colony Devil's Island, long famed as a brutal prison camp until 1946, could be sold for tourism. Plans include bungalows and an international hotel to exploit beaches, arguing harsh punishment fails to deter crime and that reclamation matters.
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Devil’s Island
French Guiana
Dear Abby Dear Threatened and Ruby Troup
Abigail Van Buren offers practical answers to readers with personal dilemmas. Advice covers suitor’s marriage, handling unwanted romance, neighbor concerns about dangerous behavior, and a response from readers seeking Abby’s guidance.
Dr Crane’s sex education appeal and moral crisis tale
A Chicago attorney recounts a shocking interview with Dr George W Crane about teen sexuality. He cites 88 local youths admitting sexual relations with a girl and urges parents to teach factual sex education to prevent illness, pregnancy, and legal harm. The column also notes Crane’s nationwide bulletin offer and a series of brief world and U S items.
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George W. Crane
Fred L
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America
China
India
New York City
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Podunk
Shakespeare Afresh and the Road to Enjoying His Plays
Adults with painful memories of piecemeal high school Shakespeare can rediscover the bard by approaching his works with a fresh mind. Shakespeare entertains when read openly, not as tedious hieroglyphics, and Izvestia quotes a defected U.S. sergeant urging vigilance despite a peacemaker stance.
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Shakespeare
Izvestia
U.S
Kremlin
The World of Science Faith and Evolution
Jim Bishop reflects on age debates from Scopes to modern science. He cites the Scopes trial, Inherit The Wind, and evolving views from Darwin to uranium and cosmic time. He argues science and belief can align, noting the universe’s vast mystery and time scales.
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Adam
Dayton Tenn
Scopes
Darwin
United States
Clarence Darrow
William Jennings Bryan
Adlai Stevenson
Felix Frankfurter
Ernest Hemingway
Stanley Kramer
Hollywood
al Horwits
Bryan
Darrow
Try and Stop Me Art and Public Banquet Notes
A long winded banquet ends with M C Jack Leonard thanking speakers. Low Tinkle reports a Dallas antique auto club for Texans with Cadillacs older than six months. H Kendrick notes a single famous female driver in history. Sue Carson contests sex education in high school. Hank Grant coins a gossip column Letting the Chat Out of the Bag. 1960 by Bennett Cerf distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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Low Tinkle
Dallas
Hank Grant
Hollywood
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Television and the 1964 conventions from a rural farm
A writer on a New England farm compares Democratic and Republican conventions via teletype and TV. He notes signals from Hartford, Cronkite and Murrow, praising television’s maturation and its clearer reporting while contrasting candidate impressions and the governors’ looks.
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New England
Hartford, Conn
CBS
ABC
NBC
Walter Cronkite
Edward R. Murrow
Murrow
Public Forum Condemns UMWA Health Fund Ruling
The United Mine Workers members denounce the July 1 1960 board ruling denying health and welfare benefits to disabled and active miners. They allege breach of the original contract signed by John L. Lewis and union officers, call discrimination against covered miners, and urge reinstatement and court action if needed. Committee for Union Rights. Geo. Tolliver Nelsonville August 1.
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Board of Trustees
UMW
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Rank and
Umworkers
International Union
Health and Welfare Fund
United Mine Workers Union
Studio Warned Over Phony Contests and Sales Tactics
The government ordered Arthur Murray Studios to stop using phony contests and high pressure tactics to sell their dance instruction courses.
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Washington
Arthur Murray Studios
Classified Public Notices and Subscription Rates
Entered at Athens Ohio Post Office as Second Class matter under Act four members of the press. Subscription rates shown include daily and Sunday options for one week four weeks and three months.
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Athens
Ohio
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