The Vice Presidency: A Waiting Job With Limited Power
John Nance Garner recalls the vice presidency as nearly empty of responsibility on his 92nd birthday. He notes the office offers two constitutional duties, while presidents seek to expand it. despite limits, the role remains a possible springboard to the presidency.
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John Nance Garner
United States
Garner
Eisenhower
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Armor of Optimism Amid Global Perils and Progress
The piece argues for tempered optimism despite threats of disaster. It notes humanity faces risks of self destruction but also increased control of resources and growing self understanding. It urges continued hope and intelligent optimism as essential armor for progress.
Dwindling West Indian Flamingos Rally Conservation Efforts
A National Audubon Society survey finds West Indian flamingos plummeting from about 90 000 in 1950 to 20 000 today. Populations on Yucatan Inagua and Bonaire face habitat loss from overpopulation and development. Bahamas, Netherlands Antilles, and Audubon push protections including wardens patrols and aviation rules to prevent extinction.
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National Audubon Society
Caribbean
Yucatan
Mexico
Inagua
Bonaire
Dutch Leewards
West Indies
Bahamas National Trust
Netherlands Antilles
Audubon Society
Cheating by Students Spurs Citywide Concern
A large city reports high school pupils cheat in studies with many communities showing similar trends. Students say cheating is acceptable if not caught, while the few who are disciplined gain from honest study. The pattern, though debated, reflects a common belief among cheaters.
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O.K
Story-Teller Jim Bishop Paints a Miami Family Tale
In a sunlit back yard in South Miami a bustling family acts out a drama around Willie Falcon a mongoloid child. Rube Falcon executive secretary and part time press agent recalls doctors revealing the diagnosis and the family’s struggle to accept and love him.
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Kathy
Kelly
Trudy
Jean
Willie
Rube Falcon
S. W. 68Th Street
Miami
Florida
Rotary Club of Miami
Jack Tar Hotels
James Lancaster
Rube
Falcons
Sunland Training Center
Gainesville
KeHy
Peter
Sunland
Dear Abby Answers Card Reader and Marriage Dilemmas
Dear Abby responds to a reader who trusted a card reader about three loves and a path to happiness. She also revises advice on a hunting partner and urges compassion and honesty, urging a husband to confront a friend’s behavior and forgiveness.
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Abby
Louie
Personal advertising wisdom from Dr Crane in Chicago
Sam B a Chicago advertising rep recalls breakfast meetings with a department store head that led to ongoing patronage. Dr Crane argues success hinges on personal charm, courtesy and small favors, not just advertising. He notes modern buyers value store convenience, packaging, location and even wrap color. Send 20c for his booklet.
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Dr. Crane
Palmer House
Chicago
Quips and Quirks in Dictionaries and Reviews
Bennett Cerf 11960 catalogs playful mischief in language. The piece highlights first editions misdefining skirts as outer reaches and jokes from editors and critics including Louis Untermeyer’s blunt putdowns and witty review titles. A light literary survey of humor and slang tossed through print.
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Harles Rice
Injuries From Falls and Needle Incident Reported
Mrs. Gomer Schuster suffered serious injuries after a fall and underwent hip surgery at University Hospital Columbus following X rays at Ball Clinic New Lexington. Mrs. Ernestine Cox, treated at Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville, had surgery to remove a needle lodged in her left wrist after an accident at home.
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New Lexington
University
Columbus
Nelsonville
Early childhood learning debate in a rural Ohio town
A Michigan mother describes her two boys reading, counting, building models, and playing with toys, while kindergarten teachers warn against overloading preschoolers. The editor urges balanced stimulation through poetry, folklore, and gradual reading, plus time with peers. Community notices from Athens include visits and holiday gatherings.
Kennedy must reform farm surpluses and urban costs
The piece argues the United States held about 1.3 billion bushels of wheat and faced $4 billion yearly surplus costs. It warns that farm price support and food stockpiling burden taxes, raises food prices, and harms urban life. It calls for a broad, coordinated reform across Agriculture, State, Commerce, and Treasury under Kennedy.
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United States
Kennedy
Canada
Denmark
Asia
Africa
Department of Commerce
Treasury
Joseph
Hoover
Robert
Jack
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
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