Setting Higher Standards in Washington Reform Efforts
The Christian Science Monitor argues for focused reform as public anger over influence peddling grows. It urges tighter ethics, written intercession records, stronger conflict of interest laws, and independent policing of Congress and regulatory agencies to curb corrupting gifts and campaigns.
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Washington
White House
Congress
John Fox
Adams
Harris Committee
House
Nixon
Boston
Sherman Adams
Neuberger
Business
Christian Science Monitor
Self-Improvement on Vacation Aims to Reform
The piece argues vacation time is ideal for gradual self reform avoiding winter slump. It recommends delaying excesses by staged abstinence, starting at one minute and increasing to 14 minutes then 9 hours 20 minutes over decades, and ends noting friends’ relief from watching reform efforts.
Censorship in the Soviet Union and its Information Control
An Andrew H. Berding talk outlines pervasive Soviet censorship across crime statistics, trials, disasters, party deliberations, and leadership changes. It notes limited data on population, military strength, economy, and Western affairs, with widespread suppression of foreign reporting and dissent.
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Kremlin
Andrew H. Berding
Berding
Communist Party Presidium
Central Committee
Communist Party
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Eeenais
Vorkuta
Norisilk
Tiflis
Debra Crane on Safe Child Swimming Method
Dr. George W Crane argues that gentle early immersion builds a lifelong love of water. He cites Deborah J 11 from Kentucky visiting Chicago, who developed fear after a rough pier toss. The piece outlines progressive washbasin to pond lessons ending in confident swimming and social poise before first grade.
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Deborah
George W. Crane Case
Deborah J
Chicago
Kentucky
Indiana
Daniel
David
June Is Tricky Month and Economic Reports
The piece warns July statistics may mislead as steel output falls and plant vacations distort orders. It notes auto factory changes and wage boosts for August, with allied metals prices unstable. UnemploymentJune figures may rise due to new graduates. personal income appears up from government pay scales. Readers should view July data with context.
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Congress
Tor
Try and Stop Me at the Amusement Park
A college student on a vacation job notices a sickly old man who rides the scenic railway repeatedly without paying. The man reveals he owes $10 to the concession owner and plans to extract vengeance by riding again and again.
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Scenic Railway
Public Forum Birthday Remembrance for Grandad
Public notice expresses condolences for a grandfather who died on July 1 a year ago. The writer Eugene Brundige of The Plains shares grief and faith while offering sympathy to others who have lost loved ones.
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Eugene Brundige
the Plains
Gold standard questions loom over US gold holdings
Testimony before the Byrd Committee reveals US gold reserves and earmarked amounts. lawmakers debate how much gold Americans truly own and how it relates to inflation, wages, and the dollar’s value since 1933.
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United States
Soviet Russia
Byrd Committee
Senate
International Monetary Fund
Randolph Burgess
Monetary Fund
Maynard Keynes
Harry White
John Maynard Keynes
Harry Dexter White
Fort Knox
International Bank
George Malone
Treasury Department
Malone
Burgess
Mr. Burgess
Senator Malone
Senator Matone
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Health Museum at Lankenau Hospital Frames Patient Education
In Philadelphia the Lankenau Hospital expands into a health museum integrated with the facility. The museum promotes health learning for patients and visitors and publishes a bulletin with quick health tips and cautions on grievances and lifestyle.
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Philadelphia
Lankenau Hospital
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger announces daily and Sunday editions with varying prices and home delivery options. It lists mailing rates for Ohio and West Virginia, including weekly and monthly terms, and notes postal class status and Associated Press membership.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Associated Press
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King Features
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Norman Sinning
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American Medical Association
Industrial First Aid Attendants’ Association of
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Earl S. Patterson
Connecticut State Hospital
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Kansas
R. Passmore
University of Edinburgh
Wayne State University
Milwaukee
Whitefish Bay
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