Why Covington Won IRS Plant Site Credit
Washington reports show the choice of Covington for the IRS data processing plant amid bids from several cities. The Messenger notes Civil Service objections that 400 Cincinnati workers would lose their jobs, suggesting Covington was picked to accommodate displaced staff.
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Internal Revenue Data-Processing
Covington
Portsmouth
DiSalle
Ohio
Athens County
Moeller
Messenger
Civil Service
Cincinnati
United States plans global defense against communism
Defense Secretary McNamara outlined a multi force system to deter Soviet and Chinese aggression. He described Strategic Retaliatory Forces with 630 B 52 bombers and 1034 ICBMs, plus 41 Polaris submarines, costing 9.4 billion dollars this year.
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United States
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
Soviet Union
McNamara
Army
Beansprouts To Success From Humble Beginnings To Empire
Jeno F Pau lucci rose from a Minnesota iron range to head the Chun King Corp based in Duluth. From a borrowed 2500 to a 40 million food empire with six plants 1600 employees and 700 000 acres of crops he built a nationwide drive in restaurant network and a line of Italian delicacies. He credits hard work plowing back into the soil and turning handicaps into advantages.
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Jeno F. Paulucci
Jeno
Minnesota
Mesabi
America
Chun King Corp
Duluth
Minn
Florida
Paulucci
Shall The Military Man Talk A Senate hearing on military speech limits
Defense secretary Robert A. Lovett warned that government talk can seem unbuttoned as Senate hearings probe how much military officers may speak. The inquiry, spurred by Sen. Strom Thurmond, centers on censorship of officer speeches, education on communism, and military participation in public meetings, weighing civilian authority against free expression.
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Robert A. Lovett
Defense
Truman
Senate
Kennedy
Eisenhower
White House
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Army Reserve
South Carolina
Pentagon
Moscow
Burke
Army
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Walker
Thurmond
Dear Abby Sweet And Gentle Advice Column Snippets
A collage of Dear Abby excerpts covers household mornings with a sleepy partner, wedding cost concerns, gossip about a teen sister’s child, and insurance inquiries. Advice ranges from tender wake ups to budgeting for weddings and ignoring unfounded rumors.
Doctor Crane's Thumb Sucking Remedies for Donnie Case
Dr. Crane discusses thumb sucking in infants and teens it starts from irritation or fatigue and offers two home devices. A cardboard tube to block reach and a rubber strap to fatigue arm muscles until the habit ends. He also advises careful feeding and offers a booklet for further behavior guidance.
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Donnie
O.K
Santa Claus Is Coming to Town Origin Story
Irving Caesar wrote a 1930 lyric titled Louisville that failed to gain fame. J Fred Cootes set the words to music and four years later a new lyric by Gillespie paired with that melody. The result became the 1934 holiday favorite Santa Claus Is Coming to Town, selling millions of records and enduring. Herb Stein notes the old wall telephone kept kids from reaching it.
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Irving Caesar
Louisville
Caesar
J. Fred Cootes
Cootes
Gillespie
Santa Claus
Local Notes From Toneesville and Langsville
Miss Shirley Leddie convalesces at home after Holzer Hospital discharge. Several visitors arrive including Mrs. Robert Pierce and son Jeffrey and Mrs. Robert Johnson of Columbus. Wilcox family guests join F. W. Wilcox and Tim. Visits from Mrs. Chester Ervin and Lola Ward. Evelyn Montgomery sees aunt Lola Ward. Charlestonians Boho family visit Flavy Sigman household. Michael Barris ill with a virus.
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Langsville
Shirley Leddie
Holzer Hospital
Robert Pierce
Jeffrey
Robert Johnson
Columbus
Carol Pierce Sr
Rustie’’ Pierce
Salem Center
Robert Wilcox
Sherry
Chillicothe
Wilcox
F. W. Wilcox
Tim
Chester Ervin
Mid Report
C. C. Bolin
Evelyn Montagomery
Lola Ward
Pomeroy
Robert Boho
Charleston
W. Va
Flavy Sigman
Michael Barris
Pro-Albanians and Soviet blocs in the Cold War lens
George Sokolsky discusses how Communist rhetoric masks real ideas, analyzing Pro-Albanians and rival Soviet factions. He contrasts Stalin, Khrushchev, Mao, and Tito, warns of a possible wider war, and notes how underground American Communists pivot to defense of Khrushchev while Mao uses Communism as a dogma.
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Communist Party
Stalin
Karl Marx
Khrushchev
Soviet Russia
Russian Empire
Yalta
Mao
Tze-tung
Siberia
Turkestan
United States
Roosevelt
Tito
Russia
Chiang Kai-shek
Confucius
I am a teacher a guardian of young minds
A reflective piece portrays the teacher as an angel of education guiding children with factual rigor and nurturing. It emphasizes evaluating knowledge over mood, encouraging equal chances to think, and embracing every learner. The passage then shifts to a brief, unrelated ad for a snack bar and newspaper publication details.
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Remon
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Jonathan Swift
William Shakespeare
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Hal Boyle
James Marlow
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West Ger
Barents Sea
LusHweLl
Hatlo Hatlo Comerford, Mt
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Dear Abby
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Abby
Adelle
Doctor Crane
George W. Crane
CASE
Donnie D
Dr. Crane
By Bennett Cerf
Herb Stein
Toneesville
George Sokolsky
the Public Forum
Athens Messenger
Athens
Theeee Publishing Co
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