Arctic expeditions seek clues to oil and life in Canadian region
The article notes three summer expeditions to the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, with American involvement, aiming to map undersea channels for possible submarine routes, explain regional life variation, study past climates, and improve weather forecasts. It highlights vast ice cover and joint Russian and Canadian interests, while remarking that concise speakers rarely seek office.
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New York State
Unmarked Patrol Cars Stir Debate on Highway Safety
A Midwestern state allows 10 percent of highway patrol cars to operate with minimal markings after a lengthy legislative fight. Supporters argue unobtrusive vehicles deter speeders and reduce accidents, while opponents fear reduced visibility and accountability.
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Highway Patrol
First Humans Lived 1.75 Million Years Ago Claim
A new discovery in East Africa suggests humans inhabited Earth up to 1.75 million years ago based on a skull and sediment dating. The National Geographic Society provides the dating, inviting wide speculation on ancient civilizations and cultural peaks across vast time.
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Africa
National Geographic Society
Calmer Times Recalled In Nostalgic Reflections
A nostalgic musing recalls simpler eras with memories of low incomes, no payroll deductions, and modest luxuries. It contrasts $10,000 houses, $50 weekly pay, and humble comforts like raw potatoes on coal oil cans and aspirin as a universal remedy.
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Babe Ruth
Doug Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Kennedy Faces Toughntests with Congress In 1961
President Kennedy enters a critical period with Congress as foreign aid and education and aged care programs face pressure. He has relied on Ike style restraint and White House talks to win passage on noncontroversial bills, while avoiding a Civil Rights push and weighing a last stand for foreign aid amid tough political headwinds.
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Dear Abby column on love clashes and pigeons
Abigail Van Buren offers guidance on a 17 year old in love with a 28 year old drummer facing parental disapproval, a lipstick kiss request, and a pigeon problem. Advice covers honesty about age, drummer as musician, and handling noisy pigeons with health authorities.
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Joe
Sales & Advertising Psychology How to Close a Marriage
Dr George Crane edits a gender age dated sales primer arguing that single women can induce marriage by the minor decision tactic. It compares husbands to sales deals and urges sending for a sales booklet with a stamped envelope for 20 cents.
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George W. Crane
Stop That Chicken Coop At Grigsby Junction
A millionaire buys a prefabricated chicken coop from a mail order house and is stopped by a station master at Grigsby Junction on a neglected branch line. The gag features the miscommunication about the coop and the station master’s complaint.
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Tom Moody
Grigsby Junction
DiSalle veto blocks 11 new municipal courts statewide
Governor Michael V. DiSalle vetoed a bill to create 11 new municipal courts and alter jurisdiction for about 24 others. The move halted plans for new courts in Fremont Bowling Green Chardon Girard Mason Maumee Napoleon Newton Falls Oregon Sylvania and Toledo suburb Trotwood as he left for Portsmouth and Athens on a statewide tour criticizing the legislature.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Portsmouth
Athens
Fremont
Bowles In India For Far East Policy Talks
In New Delhi US ambassadors from eight South Asian nations begin a three day meeting on coordinating Far East policy. Undersecretary of State Chester Bowles leads the talks after arriving from Africa and the Middle East meetings.
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India
New Delhi
Chester Bowles
Africa
Middle East
Dodd Attacks UNESCO as Communist Propaganda Tool
Senator Thomas Dodd denounces UNESCO in a major speech urging U.S. withdrawal unless policies change. He cites a UNESCO Courier study on persecution, accuses the agency of parroting Communist lines while ignoring Soviet antisemitism, and notes Soviet-backed anti Jewish campaigns and discrimination within the USSR.
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UN Commission On Human Rights
Health And Happiness In Child Rearing For seven year olds
A California mother seeks advice on reducing power struggles with her seven year old son. The guidance emphasizes treating requests as choices, avoiding explanations, setting fixed times for routines, and using calm firmness with occasional timeouts and decisive discipline. The piece also notes school- used consistency in behavior.
Hollister Residents Attend Weekend Visits and Vaca
William Campbell of Norfolk Virginia and his wife spent the weekend with James Campbell and family in Murray City. They also visited Donald Cook and Mae Daugherty in Murray City. The Cavey family hosted relatives from Newark and Dayton after a Dayton vacation. Loretta Campbell visits Zanesville for the week. Pfc Danny Carson of Fort Devens Mass visits his wife and meets Carson and Townley families in Gore Route.
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Gore Route
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