Commies Start Trouble Again in 1960 Campaign Angst
The piece argues that Communist campaigns aimed to undermine the Eisenhower administration and the Republican Party, citing Paris summit insults, Castro Cuba tensions, UN criticisms, and growing threats in Asia. It warns of renewed activity post election and looming actions toward Kennedy.
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Quemoy-Matsu
Chou En Lai
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Landis urges tighter federal regulatory oversight after Kennedy win
James M. Landis presents a scathing critique of U S regulatory agencies in his report to the president elect. He calls for stronger executive supervision and suggests a White House czar to ride herd on agencies while urging Congress to reform watchdogs over commerce and communications.
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No Jobs For Ex Presidents In The Kennedy Era
The piece explores what roles ex presidents Eisenhower Truman and Hoover and ex vicepresidents Nixon Wallace and Garner might play after Eisenhower leaves office. It discusses possible goodwill missions, opposition to broad influence, and the debate over using former leaders as senators or advisers.
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Dwight D.eisenhower
White House
Eisenhower
Truman
Hoover
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Wallace
John Nance Garner
Night Workers Share Kinship In The Dark Shift
Night workers form a close bond as they labor after sunset earning paychecks in the dark. They perform essential tasks from guarding streets to delivering services while most sleep, describing a unique freedom and camaraderie of night life.
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America
Dear Abby Advice Column Clipped Letters on Family Strains
A collection of Dear Abby reader letters tackles in law mother issues, weight loss urgings, teen restrictions, and urging medical care. The responses advise practical help, supportive measures, and parental boundaries while preserving the column's practical tone.
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Abby
Betsy B Delivers Hatred of Men Case From Dr Crane
Betsy B a 19 year old coed is profiled as a campus disruption case blamed on an early paternal injury. Dr George W Crane outlines a long hostility to men dating to age eight after her governess upbringing and a cat tragedy. A booklet offer follows.
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Betsy
Betsy B
Sigmund Freud
Luxurious Whiskers and Busy Lectures Stir Milwaukees Parlor Car
The piece notes author Robert St John joked about airport and railway welcome committees as he toured Milwauke e. He rode a parlor car with fifty bewhiskered rabbis but the reception was delayed until the last rabbi vanished. In Budapest a Hungarian told a friend about a supposed Russian lunar device. This piece is from 1980 by Bennett Cerf.
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Robert St. John
Budapest
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Perry County Marriage Licenses and Theater Survey
Perry County records list marriage licenses for Virgil Gutridge and Marilyn Yost, Harold Deerfield and Betty Stiles, Wilford Abram and Kimi Tanaka. New York off Broadway audience study finds male dominance ages 35 to 49, college educated, incomes $6500 to $10000, with Three Penny Opera as a favorite and A Country Scandal staged.
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Virgil Gutridge
Glenford
Marilyn Yost
Thornville
Harold Edward Deerfield
Carter County
Betty Lou Stiles
New Lexington
Wilford Abram
Kimiko Tanaka
New York
Communications and Media Research Services
The Needless War Part Two by Bruce Catton
Bruce Catton argues that after Lincolns 1860 election secession grew from political maneuver to a Union question. He notes Congress failed to compromise and power shifted to obscure officers at Fort Sumter, foreshadowing a costly civil war and warning of modern parallels.
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Conventions
Bruce Catton
Associated Prses
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
South Carolina
Charles
Maj. Anderson
Charleston
Ft. Sumter
Conant Recommendations for Junior High Years
Dr. James B. Conant emphasizes core reading writing and math in grades 7 and 8 with 60 to 70 percent of class time. He advises delaying foreign language until grade 7 or later and questions the value of marching bands sports and junior high diplomas. He favors grade 12 college work for top students to graduate in three years.
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Princeton
New Jersey
Harvard University
Conant
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