Glenns Candidacy Signals Ohio Senate Primary Clash
Col. John Glenn announces a bid for the Democratic nomination for Ohio senator, pitting a popular space hero against incumbent Sen. Young and possible Republican nominee Taft. The move highlights party strife and questions about Glenns qualifications to represent Ohio in the U.S. Senate.
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John Glenn
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Ohio Democrats
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Robert Taft, Jr
Senate
Minnesota Voters Back Presidents In Tribune Poll
The Minneapolis Tribune poll shows 90 percent approval of President Johnson among voting age adults with 54 percent strongly and 34 percent mildly favorable. Eisenhower carried Minnesota twice with large margins while Kennedy won narrowly. Johnson has yet to be tested.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Minnesota
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Kennedy
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Democrat-Farmer-Labor Coalition
Free Speech on Radio Under COPE Critique
A columnist defends right wing radio against COPE's “Menace List” of extremist stations. They argue Hunt and Kershner show positive anti- prejudice efforts and defend Manion Forum and Rickenbacker against blanket bans. The piece urges continued free critique of Warren’s court and rejects COPE’s censorship.
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Afl-Cio
United States
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Carl McIntire
H. L. Hunt
Life Lines
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Manion Forum
Billy James Hargis
Howard Kershner
Dan Smoot
Hunt
Soviet Russia
Sniffish
Eddie Rickenbacker
AFL
George Meany
Walter Reuther
United Automobile Workers
CIO
Western Hemisphere
Dr. Kershner
Kershner
Earl Warren
Warren Court
Voltaire
Dear Abby Brocade Not For Groom
Dear Abby advises a son and his fiancée on wedding attire noting brocade jackets are inappropriate for a bride and groom. The mother asks about matching outfits and a ready-made suit. Abby confirms brocade dinner jackets are acceptable for men but not for brother-sister outfits.
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Hovde Calls for Better Economic Education in Schools
Dr Frederick L Hovde president of Purdue University urges improved economic literacy in America to sustain a free society He warns graduates and workers alike lack basic business costs and that ignorance fuels labor management friction The Detroit convention spotlighted free enterprise and better business communications sponsored by Walker Cisler of Detroit Edison Co
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Frederick L. Hovde
Purdue University
Detroit
Astute Walker Cisler
Detroit Edison Co
Republic
Henry Ford
England
Dr George W Crane on Communistic Russia and business costs
The essay argues private business and professionals supply most jobs and tax revenue, urging schools to teach the reality of business costs. It cites Dartnell Corp analysis showing a dictated letter costs $1.98 to produce, far above reader guesses, and notes readers accuse Crane of profiting from sales. A final anecdote mentions divers using underwater oral comms within 100 yards.
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Leaders age and power shift as world figures retire
The article notes LBJ at 55 among a group of long-serving leaders facing turnover. Adenauer Macmillan Nehru Franco Tito Khrushchev Mao de Gaulle Sukarno remain in power, while Nehru may step down due to health. Sukarno, 62, is poised as a life president with Indonesia’s population near 100 million.
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Konrad Adenauer
Britain
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Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Alec Douglas-Home
Macmillan
India
Nehru
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Formosa
Antonio Salazar
Portugal
Francisco Franco
Spain
Khrushchev
Russia
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Yugoslavia
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Sukarno
Indonesia
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Regulating a Picky Two Year Old’s Feeding Habits
A Michigan mother seeks guidance for her son who rapidly eats and then wants more, showing signs of constant hunger. The advice emphasizes consistent meals, avoiding coaxing, creating a calm home mealtime routine, limiting between meals to fruit juice, and gradually moving to three regular meals with self-restraint.
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Local Residents Share Visits Across Nearby Towns
Jenna JOPPA Mr. and Mrs. George Reed visited Long Bottom friends Mr. and Mrs. George Sellers. Meigs Benedum and families called on relatives in Williamstown and Parkersburg. Watkins and daughter from Columbus visited A. E. Wyers. Westfall saw the Reeds. A. E. Wyers visited the Kibble home.
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