Eisenhower moves to curb Cuba sugar trade
The Administration has authorized a halt to Cuban sugar imports and signaled economic war on Cuba amid seizures of American property. The policy shift aims to pressure Castro as Republicans frame a tough anti communism stance in the election year.
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Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
Cuba
Agriculture Department
Washington
G.o.p.s
Castro
Democratic Congress
The
Wall Street Journal
Financial improvement for the aged argues against universal health insurance
G Warfield Hobbs of the National Committee on Aging argues the elderly are financially better off than widely claimed. He cites rising social security coverage, expanding private pension plans, and high home ownership rates among those 65 and over, warning that compulsory national insurance would push toward socialized medicine.
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G. Warfield Hobbs
National Committee On Aging
Dear Abby Advice on Marriage and Etiquette Clues
Dear Abby dispenses blunt guidance on spousal ambition and fairness. She rebukes a wife for resenting her husband’s first job, clarifies etiquette on glove use during handshakes, and advises a single woman to pursue measured dieting to avoid wrinkles.
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Abby
Dr Crane's Case Rules for Good Fathers in Marriage
A reader describes Howard J who ignores his children to drink and club. The columnist compares marriage to baseball, urging fathers to honor duties, avoid drunken behavior, and set a moral example for kids before offering more guidance via a booklet.
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Howard
Depth of guilt and Eichmann case in German reaction
A German newspaper acknowledges Germany cannot lecture on legality as it faces Eichmann's return to Israel for trial. The piece notes Germany must atone for Nazi crimes and recalls Germans’ enduring memory of the Jews' suffering. Also mentioned are a NASA official predicting a moon landing after 1970 and the U.S.-Japan pact taking effect amid rioting mourning.
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Hitler
Eichmann
Israel
Germany
Story-Teller and Meyner Keep Cold Coffee and Warm Politics
Jim Bishop recalls late night in which Helen Meyner and Governor Robert Meyner share memories of Morven and New Jersey politics. He notes Meyner’s stature and potential for President or Vice President, while reflecting on past campaigns and precedents. The piece blends personal vignette with political commentary on ambition and loyalty.
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Bob
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Delaware Valley
Supreme Court
Morven
Richard
Helen
Diquor Dealers
Atlantic City
Try and Stop Me T
A 1960 Bennett Cerf piece notes a spoof theater scene during a writers strike with a rogue microphone gab, a London client’s apple joke, and a Wall Street broker scolding a decorator for omitting a couch. The brisk jokes mirror a lively salon style.
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Wall Street
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Sheets Clan Has Reunion at Burr Oak Park
The P D Sheets family reunion was held July 3 at Burr Oak State Park. Attendees included Mr and Mrs P D Sheets Waterford their four children 15 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren plus many relatives from Waterford Sherrill and Karen Holmes Aiken Sheets and many others from Nel sonville Parkersburg The Plains New Plymouth Columbus Delaware Akron and surrounding areas.
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P. D. Sheets
Burr Oak State Park
Waterford
Lawrence Holter
Sherrill
Karen
John Aiken
Coolville
John Sheets
Jerry
Vicki
Nelsonville
Ann Sheets
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
Richard Sheets
Ricky
Tammie
the Plains
Wilfred Sheets
Danny
Judy
Charles Woolf
Charla
Jimmy
Cathy
New Plymouth
Johnny Sheets
John
Roy
Bobby
Timmy
Gary
Michael
James Troyan
Cynthia
Susan
Mary
Terry Strawn
Dennis
Columbus
Paul Sheets
Sandy
Patty
David Sheets
Delaware
James Leway
Akron
Truman’s Moral Stand Shapes 1960 Campaign
The essay argues Harry Truman frames corruption by “special interests” and primaries as a Jeffersonian equality before law, praising his 1948 moral victory over the “bought” convention. It notes his opposition to Kennedy and the convention process, predicting impact on Election Day and a potential shift in party dynamics.
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Harry Truman
Missouri-Kansas
Truman
John Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
People
Sidney Hillman
Lauren Bacall
Tom Dewey
Kennedy
Protecting Yourself From Ticks and Rocky Mountain Fever
Practical tips on tick exposure risks in the woods, prevention through vaccination or clothing, and safe tick removal methods. Symptoms and progression of Rocky Mountain spotted fever are outlined, plus a brief medical Q and A about safe alcohol use with low blood pressure.
Visit News Recaps Local Family Guests in Portland Area
Portland the Wells family of Dearborn Michigan hosted Gene Wells parents Earl and Mrs. Wells. Ralph Murray from Charleston visited his mother Mrs. Ed Deem while Henry Deem of Belpre visited his father A M Deem. Hyatt Parsons visited their son in Clinton and Leona Shaeffer of Vienna visited her brother in Portland.
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Portland
Gene Wells
Dearborn
Mich
Mr. Well
Earl Wells
Ralph Murray
Charleston
Henry Deem
Belpre
A. M. Deem
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State Senate
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