Goldwater Links Poverty to Relative Wealth and Work Policy
Goldwater argues poverty is relative and urges a job oriented approach. He supports education and work while proposing welfare recipients work on community projects if able, calling for state conferences to study poverty and jobs. He warns against permanent taxpayer subsidies for those with little money.
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Barry Goldwater
New York
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lyndon B. Johnson
Goldwater
Speculation Sparks Broad Senate House Races Across Nation
The piece notes Lt. Col. John Glenn resigning to run for Ohio Senate and mentions Bud Wilkinson in Oklahoma, Ross Barnett in Mississippi, LeRoy Collins in Florida, Frank Clement in Tennessee, and James Roosevelt in California. It highlights 24 primaries, 35 Senate contests and 255 Democrat plus 177 Republican House seats open, forecasting a heated campaign season through November 3.
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Senate
House
John Glenn
Marine Corps
Ohio
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma Sooners
Oklahoma
Robert Kerr
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Ole Miss
John Stennis
LeRoy Collins
Florida
Spessard Holland
Bobby Baker
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Kicking the Habit At Hunter College Class
A five day course at Hunter College New York City helped 1500 participants quit smoking. Three hundred reported being wholly rid of the habit while two hundred still fought it and expected to quit soon. One thousand reduced their intake to about six cigarettes daily from two to three packs.
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Hunter College
New York City
Abby
Athens
Weer Anne Ennee
Ohio
ESS
All Male Messenger Publishing Co
Rockefeller Criticized for Bringing Hiss Case to Light in New Hampshire
In a New Hampshire stump speech Governor Nelson Rockefeller faced questions about reopening the Alger Hiss affair. The piece notes Nixon’s deep ties to the case and warns Rockefeller risked political backlash from anti McCarthyite critics.
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Alger Hiss
New Hampshire
Nelson Rockefeller
Hiss
Richard Nixon
New York
U.S
Truman
State Department
San Francisco
United Nations
Rockefeller
FBI
Isaac Don Levine
Whittaker Chambers
Time Magazine
Adolf Berle
Washington
Chambers
Berle
Rocky
Nixon
California
Khrushchev
South America
Walter Reuther
Robert Kennedy
Reuther
Dear Abby Guidance on restaurant manners and wedding boundaries
Dear Abby offers etiquette tips advising against using knives or snapping fingers to attract waiters. She also counsels a 21 year old to discuss sobriety with her father before a church wedding and suggests letting family support roles reinforce the plan. A teen writer shares parental communication gaps and personal remorse seeking guidance.
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Abby
Will To Live Case Seeks Mind Power Near Death
Case R-468 follows Kathy M 47 dying of extensive abdominal cancer yet she resists death through a will to live. Her final hours unfold as she urges her husband to contact friends while she clings to cheerfulness and a memory of a childhood vow.
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Kathy
Kathy M
Journal Gazette
Dr. Crane
Petition Circulation Reform Urged in Ohio
Reader Views Editor questions petition practices and proposes that circulators face county clerk review with a fact delivering opponent present and a nominal fee. The piece cites political petitions excepted and notes a personal story on end of life and will to live.
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the Messenger
Ohio
Chair Sitting Punishment Advocated for Young Children
A midcentury parenting guide endorses timed chair sitting as a humane effective punishment for children from age two to eight. It recommends definite durations 15 to 30 minutes, timed by a clock, with calm response to cries and no reminders of misdeeds.
Senators face ethics gaps amid Baker case scrutiny
The piece argues the U S Senate applies double standards to ethics rules, comparing executive branch safeguards to waivers for lawmakers. It details Baker’s financial ties, the Rules Committee probe, and whether Smathers should testify, raising questions about a full, impartial investigation.
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U. S. Senate
Bobby Baker
Senate
House
Kenneth B. Keating
New York Republican
Congress
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Congressional
Robert G. Baker
Baker
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Neverthless
Sen
B. Everett Jordan
North Carolina
Rules Committee
George Smathers
Florida
Smathers
Jordan
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James Roosevelt
Clair Engle
South
Joshua
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Don
Dora
Dad
Luke
Beverly Hills
Calif
Will To
George W. Crane
G. C. Sutton
Athens R. D
Garry C. Myers
Senator
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