Wholesale Welfare Cheating Exposed in Capital Scandal
Senate probes in DC reveal widespread welfare fraud with estimates of at least 18 million in ineligible relief over five years. If nationwide ratios hold, 30 million a year could be wasted, while advocates urge stopping wholesale cheating without harming the truly needy.
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Senate Appropriations
District of Columbia
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Byrd
Dear Abby Readers Seek Reality On Phrenology And Hearts
Dear Abby column discusses a co worker who believes phrenology readings justify spending five dollars weekly. The reply jokes the bumps come from rocks in the head and suggests the coworker is not keeping up with reality.
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Abby
Foreman
Desk Cleaning Time Again for a Writer's Curio Hoard
A long note on salvaging odds and ends in Jim Bishop's desk reveals a pile of personal papers, letters, photos, tokens, and a royalty check worth 21 dollars before deductions. The fragment ends with a search for the missing royalty check amid stamps, maps, ties, cigars, and keepsakes.
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TVA
Madrid
Outlook
Jack Philbin
Jackie Gleason
Virginia Lee
A.P
San Francisco
Tokyo
CBS
Margaret Mehan
Mechanicville
N.Y
India
Alfred Kay
Hong Kong
Monmouth Medical Center
Gayle
Dad
V. Lee
Mother
Nan
Scamper
P.S
Sandy Hook
Monmouth County
N.J
Hamilton Wright
Formosa
Saint Patrick’s Rectory
Jersey City
N. J
James Bishop
George N. Murphy
Doubleday
Krudsky
Beirut
Elinor
Versailles
George Norris
Lester Buck
Batista
Havana
Jayne Mansfield
Mickey Hargitay
Beverly Hills
Gladys Glad
Mark Hellinger
Burris Jenkins
Japan
FDA Warns 10 Million Americans On Ineffective Quack Remedies
The Federal Food and Drug Administration says about 10 million Americans waste over a billion dollars yearly on useless remedies, with cancer fears and obesity driving most purchases. FDA inspectors and scientists test consumer products, but many ignore approvals. Rely on doctors for diagnosis and treatment.
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Federal Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Hippo Meat Potential as Low-Cost Protein Highlighted
Dr. Igor Mann of Kenya argues hippo meat offers inexpensive protein with high nutrition, cooking well with curry and rice. He notes hippos are not at risk of extinction and mentions drying methods, alongside his work drying 16,000 camels for storage in arid regions.
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Igor Mann
Kenya
Veterinary Department
Dr. Mann
Africa
New York Greens and Dems Clash Over 1964 Gubernatorial Quest
The piece notes Democrats struggle to find a viable New York candidate to face Nelson Rockefeller in 1964, with names like Morgenthau and Farley floated while Kennedy’s influence looms. It critiques Democratic leadership, cites Rockefeller’s resilience after divorce, and ponders whether James Farley or Robert Wagner could defeat Rockefeller.
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California
New York State
Kennedy
Brown
Joe Doakes
Elmer Zilch
Nelson Rockefeller
Jacob Javits
James Farley
Rockefeller
John Doe
U. S
Robert Morgenthau
Treasury
Frank
Lin D. Roosevelt
Harry Dexter White
Turkey
Kennedys
New York
Massachusetts
Zilch
Doakes
Jones
Smith
Robert F. Wagner
Jim Farley
United States
Personal Cases Salesmen as the spark plugs of civilization
The piece extols salesmen as essential to civilization and offers career guidance to Harry B. a college student. It argues sales work offers job security through a growing clientele, notes the risk of merger or replacement, and emphasizes customer-focused selling backed by data on calls and conversion. A booklet offer concludes.
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Harry B
Healthful School Prep For Your Young Child
Parents are advised to build a hopeful, gentle mindset for children entering school whether in kindergarten or higher grades. Emphasize daily reading, foster independence, and reduce frightening warnings. Encourage comfort away from parental sight and early social familiarity to support emotional readiness.
Columbia 4 H Group Hosts Lake Hope Swimming Party
The Colum bia Make It 4H Girls Club held a picnic and swimming party at Lake Hope with members and family in attendance. Named attendees include Mrs. Carl Greenlees and Carolyn, Mrs. Rose Rhoades and Billa, Mrs. Nora Atkinson, Mrs. Lavern Jordan, Mrs. Beulah Cox and Sharon, Mrs. Bonnie Cheadle and Kathy, Mrs. Harry Pettit and Brenda and Toni, Carolyn Rupe, Mary and Patty Hanning, Alberta White, Mrs. Joan Stout and Debbie, Mrs. Ronald Whittington and Jenny Rhoda and Karen Myers. Address for mail is The Messenger Publishing Co. 43 W Union St Athens Ohio.
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Carpenter
Columbia Make-It 4H Girls
Lake Hope
Carl Greenlees
Carolyn
Rose Rhoades
Billa
Nora Atkinson
Lavern Jordan
Beulah Cox
Sharon
Bonnie Cheadle
Kathy
Harry Pettit
Brenda
Toni
Carolyn Rupe
Mary
Patty Hanning
Alberta White
Joan Stout
Debbie
Ronald Whittington
Jenny and
Rhoda
Karen Myers
Cheshire Notes Relatives Visitors And A Fall
Mrs Myrtle Alshire visits in Pitts burgh for three weeks as she visits her son Don and family. Mrs Raymond Clark falls and fractures her leg and plans to return home late this week. Charlene and Eileen Rigohar return from Charleston. Mrs Eva Kilgohr goes to Charleston to fetch her son Randy. Mr and Mrs Otto Hoffman visit Bert Hern with Hoffman taking nephew Bill Sayre home for a visit.
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Cheshire
Myrtle Alshire
Pittsburgh
Don
Raymond Clark
Charlene
Eileen Rigohr
Charleston
Eva Kilgohr
Randy
Otto Hoffman
Jackson
Bert Hern
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