AFL-CIO Delays Endorsement Amid Labor Reform Fallout
The AFL-CIO refrains from backing a presidential candidate citing political betrayal by Democrats in Congress. The group may still influence electing friendly legislators and could shift if internal support for non-endorsement weakens. Nixon’s prospects could improve if no endorsement occurs.
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Afl-Cio
Congress
Nixon
Labor
Afl-Cio Executive Council
White House
Dear Abby advice column excerpt from 1970s era notice
Dear Abby answers letters on teenage relationships and alcohol use. A 15 year old seeks respectability after an impulsive night with a boy who refuses to meet her parents. Abby warns against continuing with sly meetings and urges honesty.
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Abby
Algerian Algerian problem stalls as France debates future
The article notes a global puzzlement over the Algerian crisis as nationalist factions seek independence with no strings. It highlights Charles de Gaulle's fragile position amid army influence and Western hopes for a liberal settlement, warning that military action could destabilize France and the Western world.
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Africa
Algeria
India
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Explorer Vindicated In Vindicated In 120 Years Antarctica Claim
Charles Wilkes, an American explorer, is recognized as the first to sight and name parts of Antarctica south of Australia. After years of doubt and a court martial accusation, his Wilkes Land region was rediscovered by Australian expeditions following his original route.
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Charles Wilkes
Antarctic
Australia
Wilkes Land
James C. Ross
Great Britain
Wilkes
Antarctica
Royal wedding cold shores social glamour and a royal debut
The Romsey Abbey wedding of Lady Pamela Mountbatten chilled guests despite four sextons stoking furnaces, forcing Princess Anne to arrive in a flannel lined brides maid gown. Meantime TV host Kookie Byrnes becomes a Las Vegas hotel greeter managing crowds between grooming moments.
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Pamela Mountbatten
Romsey Abbey
Anne
Kookie” Byrnes
Las Vegas
The Mary Celeste Mystery Resurrected by Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop recounts the Mary Celeste case from 1872 focusing on the voyage from New York to Gibraltar. The brig Del Gratia encountered the derelict Mary Celeste with no signs of life, missing crew, and a hastily abandoned ship.
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Atlantic Companies
Charles Edey Fay
Hoffman Island
New York Bay
Pier 50
East River
Sandy Hook
Coney Island
Genoa
Benjamin S. Briggs
Sarah Cobb Briggs
Sophia Matilda
Des Gratia
Venango Yard
Weehawken
Gibraltar
David Reed Morehouse
Azores
Nantucket
del Gratia
Morehouse
Oliver Deveau
Mary Celeste
Deveau
Wright
Johnson
St. Mary's
Six Opera Quiz Questions From Brain Game
Tulsa reports Gene Kinney and a neighbor built a duck blind camouflaged with willow branches. They found the camouflage gone after a day. A bull nearby chewed his cud at the shooting site.
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Tulsa
Okla
Gene Kinney
U S Seeks 20 Nation Trade Referee To Avert Europe Clash
The United States plans a 20 nation economic organization to head off a Western European dispute between the Inner Six and Outer Seven and restore amity while protecting American business. Washington weighs inviting Japan later as it monitors Latin American trade sentiment and possible shifts in the global market. The move aims to close the gap in European blocs amid fears of a wider trade war with the Soviet Union and Red China.
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United States
Soviet Union
China
Europe
U. S
U.S
America
Canada
Fire
Greece
Iceland
Spain
Turkey
Washington
Japan
Germany
France
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Britain
Switzerland
Austria
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Portugal
Try and Stop Me full of studio mischief and blunders
Ohn Fuller recounts a chaotic Makemquick Pictures lot day where an oil fire on a mansion set reveals the entire film negative burned as the finale. A toreador serenades with a flower dropped in a pot, and Bennett Cerf notes the scene as an affectionate, farcical 1960 syndicated piece.
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Ohn Fuller
Makemquick Pictures
Toreador
Senorita
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Perry County Court Notes Ledger Highlights Local Suits and Pay
State of Minnesota and Florence Reed sue Ned Allen Reed for support of Reed and two children after a 1953 divorce. R. E. Heimberger sues A. R. Walters for 127.80 for four auto tires in 1956. Judge McGonagle sets 3700 for prosecuting office staff for 1960, plus 180 for clerk janitor. Miriam Selby Clark gets 235 monthly. Ruth Williams 15. M. E. Hynus bailiff 2500 yearly.
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State of Minnesota
Florence Reed
Ned Allen Reed
Crooksville
R. E. Heimberger
Lancaster
A. R. Walters
New Lexington
Common Pleas
U. S. McGonagle
Miriam Selby Clark
Ruth Williams
M. E. Hynus
Dieting and marriage aid by Dr Crane
Dr George W Crane counsels Mavis M and her husband on dieting to revive romance. Mavis lowers to 800 calories and her husband to 1200 while quitting smoking. tips include protein intake, at-home distractions, gum for cravings, and using church support to fund weight loss. Follow-up promised tomorrow.
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Mavis
Mavis M
Bayer
Church Women's Society
Crane
Sterilizing Infant Formula Questioned by Doctors
Health note reports a Texas survey where 49 of 185 new mothers used nonsterilized formula. Dr. Gibson notes urban water safety and milk heat treatment may reduce risks, sparking discussion on whether formula sterilization is outdated while many doctors still advise it. A Q A on child finger sucking follows.
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John P. Gibson
Journal of Pediatrics
Texas
Gibson
Stars Say Tomorrow for Personal Entanglements and Careers
The forecast urges attentiveness in personal relationships and tact in business dealings. A birthday note warns of harder work and extra responsibilities ahead, with new opportunities but the need to seize them. Conservatism in finances. travel chances late July to September and strong domestic ties. October may bring stress. A child born today is thrifty and practical but potentially eccentric.
Portland Social News Roundup of Local Visits
Mrs Earl Wells and Wilma are in Gallipolis for a day with Mrs Charles Hilton and Mrs Dora Blosser. Mr and Mrs Roy Gillilan with children from Chester visited Mr and Mrs C E Johnson. Darrell Perry and children from Parkersburg called on her parents Mr and Mrs Hyatt Parsons. Alice Adams Coolville visited her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Jewett. Myr ate Mrs Homer Icenhower of Pomeroy visited Mrs Elsie Roush and sons.
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Wilma Wells
Portland
Earl Wells
Wilma
Charles Hilton
Dora Blosser
Gallipolis
Roy Gillilan
Chester
C. E. Johnson
Darrell Perry
Parkersburg
Hyatt Parsons
Alice Adams
Coolville
Carl Jewett Myr
Homer Icenhower
Pomeroy
Elsie Roush
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Perry County
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