Broad effort to broaden party money base in 1964 campaigns
The piece surveys fundraising plans for Republicans and Democrats touching Lincoln Day and Jackson Jefferson dinners. It notes New York Democrats will run a door to door fund drive with county quotas while Rockland County backs a million dollar promissory note plan for Goldwater funds. It mentions Sen Margaret Chase Smith and fundraising tests in New Hampshire.
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Afl-Cio
Democrat State Committee
New York State
Rockland County
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Margaret Chase Smith
New Hampshire
Eisenhower presses tolerance on gifts in high office
Former president urges prudence over gifts in government service. He notes officials should avoid becoming influenced or seen as kept by others and advises accepting nothing from strangers while upholding self restraint and integrity. He cites judgment and public image as guiding principles.
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Eisenhower
Robert G. Baker
Senate
Johnson
Sherman Adams
Slaughter Of Albatross On Midway Island Reported
About 20 000 albatross have been destroyed on Midway Island in the past two weeks to protect Navy distant early warning radar aircraft crews. Many planes were damaged in collisions with the tame seabirds on runways and in flight, forcing a choice between conserving the birds and protecting the men and planes.
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Midway Island
Navy
Wanted Polish Peasant To Lead State Department Policy
In a sharp critique of the U S State Department the piece argues Polish peasants show practical political savvy by hanging onto horses free from Communist control It mocks Walt Rostow for a mechanistic view of development and foreign policy urging a Polish peasant to head the policy planning council while condemning soft approaches to Soviet influenced regimes and Quemoy Matsu language
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State Department
Foreign Office
de Gaulle
China
Walt Rostow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu
Freud, Jung
William James
Dr. Rostow
Rostow
Soviet
Russia
Kadar
Hungary
Ulbricht
East Germany
Kremlin
Zanzibar
Panama
Cambodia
Cuba
Free World
U. S
Lyndon Johnson
Dear Abby Parakeet Talk and Office Sales Etiquette
Dear Abby responds to a parakeet that spoke phrases and debunks a claim about male birds. she also advises on salespeople interrupting work and suggests handling rudeness. Separate letters offer guidance on a withdrawn friend and practical dental advice.
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Abby
Charleston
Marcia D seeks rough discipline in romance
Dr George W Crane reviews Marcia D a 20 year old coed who turn s mean to her fiancé Robert hoping for rough punishment. The column links her behavior to childhood bat tings by brothers and argues against feminine defeminization and sissy partners.
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Marcia
Sissy
Marcia D
Dr. Crane
Robert
Vinton Notes Include Hospital Visit and Club Meeting
Eleanor White reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Baines and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Metcalf to Ed Baines in Veterans Hospital Huntington. Vinton Fellowship Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Max Baines with 12 members present. The Feb 18 meeting will be at Mrs. Ralph George. Also listed are social calls among residents of Prospect Wilkesville and Columbus.
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Vinton
A. G. Baines
Lester Metcalf
Ed Baines
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
Vinton Fellowship Garden Club
Max Baines
Ralph George
Orville Barnette
Prospect
Homer Casto
Thelma Campbell
Elva Gray
Wilkesville
Life Begins At 40 Key figure links cholesterol to heart disease
Dr Ancel Keys of the University of Minnesota leads a global study on 13 000 men ages 40 to 59 to determine factors leading to coronary heart disease The research tracks physical data diet habits tobacco use and family history and analyzes annual reports and five year re examinations to uncover relationships with cholesterol and other factors The project relies on about 100 000 a year in U S public funds and international grants to pursue insights into a leading health killer
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Ancel Keys
University of Minnesota
Italy
Finland
Netherlands
Yugoslavia
Greece
Japan
England
Belgium
Dr. Keys
Tory
IBM
U.S
Public Health Service
The Mormon Church and Its People in Our Time
Jim Bishop offers a portrait of Utah's Mormons, describing temple devotion, social rules, and daily life. He notes their economic influence, mission work, and distinct practices including tithe and welfare giving, while contrasting beliefs with outsiders and highlighting temple privacy. He cites Ezra Benson, George Romney, and David O. McKay as leaders.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Mormon Temple
Wasatch Mountains
Great Salt Lake
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Joseph Smith
United States
Brigham Young
Ezra Benson
Dwight Eisenhower
Gov
George Romney
Michigan
David
McKay
Church
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