Weight of Decision on Eisenhower Faces Final Hour
President Eisenhower awaits his final decision on a potential bid for a second term. Doctors report strong heart health and recovery, but the choice hinges on his own sense of possible endurance and duty. Public opinion shows majority temping him to run, while the world faces ongoing tensions. The article also notes Khrushchev's post Stalin critique and the move toward collective leadership in the Soviet Union.
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Eisenhower
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Remembering Harold Came Home to Mrs Tydings at Columbia
Harold revisits a white frame house near the University of Missouri where Mrs. E. E. Tydings, his foster mother, welcomed him like a long‑ago student. He recalls college life, haunting roommates in his old room, and the impact of the motherly figure who sheltered dozens of boys, while Mrs. Tydings notes today’s students are better behaved and churchgoing.
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Economic action keeps pace with mixed signals from President
Reports from Commerce and industry show a robust overall economy with record output and rising 1985 dollar value, despite auto production cutbacks and rising unemployment in the auto sector. Steel mills run at strong tempos, households and building materials rise, but chain stores see postholiday softness.
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Case History of a Psychiatrist on Stuttering Aid
The article discusses stuttering as a habit with cousins like blushing and nausea. It outlines the Stutter Triangle, ways to alter the onset pattern, and quick reliefs such as voice changes or language shifts. It cautions that early painful memories reinforce habits.
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Dr Jordan Answers Reader Medical Questions
Dr Jordan answers reader inquiries on jaw dislocation, facial swelling, tumors, diabetes and smoking, larynx visibility, and Friedreich ataxia. The column notes limits on responding to teachers and explains the weekly Q A format.
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Teadhers
Bashan Social Notes Highlights Week of Visits and Guests
Mrs Ralph Lee hosted a valentine party for the Sunday school class. Several families and friends from nearby towns shared visits, birthdays, and weekend trips. Recurring names include Mr and Mrs Orville Holter, Ralph Ballard, Grover White, Clayton Jones, Thelma Circle, Joe Spencer, Clint Orr, Dana Karr, Billy Orr, Bill Wolf, Zana Gainer, Mary Holzer, Warden Ours, MM H Allen, Herman Carson, Thelma Walton, Tate, Paul Baker, Kilbuck, Leo Eddy, Charles Circle, Bennie Gainer, Arthur Orr, Mary McKay.
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Wisconsin
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Dana Karr
Columbus
Billy Orr
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Bill Wolf
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Audell Roberts
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Zana Gainer
Mary Holzer
Chester
Warden Ours
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Athens
Herman Carson
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Leo Eddy
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Salem
Ohio
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Ane
To Be Or Not To Be A Town Mystery Autopsy Test
A narrator meets Sheriff Abner Cornwallis as they discuss an upcoming autopsy for Alice Osborn and the possibility of further investigation into Frank Osborn's death. The sheriff reveals plans to question all connected to the case, while the narrator hints at hidden motives and potential suspects including the sheriff himself. The scene blends tension over evidence, readiness for confrontation, and a looming confrontation with local officials.
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O'Conner
Allegheny Tool
Winchester Inn
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Maude Dorn
Lew
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Wilbur Tweed
Doc Jarret
James Bennett
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Doc Jarrett
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Nellie
Tomorrow holds surprises for cautious romantics and patient readers
The horoscope for tomorrow urges careful judgment and waiting for signs before acting. It predicts potential romance from an unexpected direction, warns against rash decisions, and encourages staying calm despite delays. A birthday message promises a bright year if events run their course naturally. A child born today will be unselfish and intuitive, with rewards for self-control. Mrs. Kenneth Frazier has returned home to Continental, Ohio from Lancaster Route 2.
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Chesterhill
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Continental
Ohio
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Radio Programs Friday Feb V7 Schedule Overview
The station lists Friday programming with brief entries including news summaries, sports updates, daily commentary, and various shows. Notable items include a news and commentary segment, a Drake News item, an Army Band feature, and a football roundup, reflecting a typical mid-century radio lineup.
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