Had I Been President Senator Smith outlines 1948 policy stance
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine presents a bold bid for the Republican nomination, arguing she would challenge Khrushchev and would have opposed air support for the Bay of Pigs, the Cuba blockade, and Red China. She criticizes the test ban treaty and calls for greater insistence on peaceful aims.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
New Hampshire
Khrushchev
Bay of Pigs
Cuba
Red China
United
Soviet Union
Mexico
Bulkley Severs Cuban Water Lines At Gitmo In Defiant Stance
Rear Admiral John Bulkley publicly cut off two Cuban water pipes at the Guantanamo Bay base to refute Fidel Castro's claim. He kept a brief one hour daily flow for women and children while the U S arranged independent water supply and desalination. Bulkley’s action mirrored wartime resolve as he said Castro called him a liar. The move left Gitmo free of Cuban water, with own systems under construction.
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John D. Bulkley
Fidel Castro
U. S
Guantanamo
Anthony C. McAuliffe
Bastogne
Belgium
McAuliffe
Bulkley
Douglas MacArthur
Corregidor
Castro
United States
Gitmo
Shortage of 124 300 Classrooms Halts School Openings
The U S Office of Education reports about 5 million students lack classroom space as of the new school year due to a shortage of 124 300 public school rooms. The article notes crowded rooms, overfilled schedules, and urges citizen funding and local action to build needed classrooms.
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U. S. Office of Education
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Johnson and Lopez Mateos meet in Palm Springs
The weekend talks between President Lyndon Johnson and Mexico's outgoing Adolfo Lopez Mateos touch on Mexico's ejido system and the Partido Revolucionario Institucional. The piece notes the PRI's dominance through land policy and voting blocs, while Diaz Ordaz emerges as a pro business, US-friendly potential standard bearer.
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Lyndon Johnson
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Palm Springs
California
U. S
Party of Revolutionary Institutions
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Johnson
Lopez Mateos
Lyndon
Max Eastman
Zapata
Villa
Carranza
Revolutionary Institutions
Pemex
Partido Revolucionario Institucional
Khrushchev
Castro
Mao Tse- Tung
Eisenhower
Gustavo Diaz Ordas
Diaz Ordaz
United States
Communist Party
National Action Party
National Party of Mexico
National Party
Sitl
Dear Abby Advice On Abstaining
A reader asks Abby to revisit quitting smoking guidance. Several letters share methods to quit, including pride, prayer, personal resolve, and substitution aids. The column notes a private reply option via ABBY Box 3365 Beverly Hills, with SASE.
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Abby
Beverly Hills
Calif
Expressive Parenting Reduces Rebellion In College Bound Youth
Mary G a PTA president shares a child psychology talk by Dr Crane advocating two choice methods over punitive control. Parents should offer sons or daughters two options such as chores or responsibilities to curb hostility and prevent covert campus rule breaking.
Elderly Couple Denied Welfare Help Amid Freezing Hardship
Reader reports an elderly couple near the freeze starving as welfare offices refuse assistance. The man 58 years old with illness is asked to walk nine miles daily to work, an impossible demand. they lack coal and food and contact multiple agencies with little aid. The Salvation Army provides some help. Harry D. Bobo Millfield Route 1.
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Welfare Office
Porter Family Visitors Mentioned in Local Notices
Porter Thurman Denney Linda Porter Rick ey Tommie and Miss Thelma Denney visited with Mr and Mrs Kerr Denney and Simmit. Mrs Joe Vance and children visited with Mr and Mrs Charles Russell and Cathy. Mrs Maude Martin and son George visited Sherman Kemper last week. Mr and Mrs Charles Russell and Cathy were dinner guests of Mrs Garnet Russell and Betty.
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Garnet Russell Porter
Life Begins At 40 Leverone Pioneers Automatic Merchandising
Nathanie Leverone, at 44, shifted from real estate to found the Automatic Canteen Company of America. He built the vending industry from near bankruptcy in 1929 to $258 million in sales by 1963, expanding from candy to coffee and hot foods. He stresses a clear objective, leveraging assets, training, hard work, and persistence.
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Chicago
Ill
Nathanie L Everone
Lake Michigan
Leverone
Automatic Canteen Company of America
Utable
New York Stock Exchange
Windy City
Avoid Saying These Things About Middle Aged Life
A collection of humorous lines about aging and remarks people hear as they grow older. The passages poke fun at age related jokes and the chatter surrounding middle age, highlighting stereotypes and common gibes in social settings.
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Joe
Local families share visits across Columbus and area
Recent guests include Hazel Clark and Keith Clark from Columbus visiting Mr and Mrs James Clark. Byron Gilmore and Lucille Dilcher, James Dilcher, Lonnie Hudson and families from Columbus also visited the Clarks. The Garraways welcomed a son Mark David born Feb 10 with James Clark as a relative grandparent. Reverend Ray Rouse and family spent a weekend at their home.
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Paul Moore
Jennie
Lancaster
Douglas Clay
Harrisonville
Ray Rouse
James Clark
John Garraway
Mark David
Weltha Clark
Roy H. Gold
Fisher Road
C. A. Bolen
Clarence Alderman
Athens
Arlis Robinson
Martha Robinson
Mary Howell
Larry Dilcher
Columbus
Laurence Dilcher
Lon Perry
West Virginia
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