Goldwater Out Front The Editor's Note on His Popularity
The Wall Street Journal commentary previews Barry Goldwater as a national figure from Arizona. It notes his sudden appeal among disenchanted voters, his forthright style, and the appeal of a political outsider who questions old ideas while resisting partisan manipulation. The piece weighs whether this fad signals a presidential run or a broader political phenomenon.
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Kennedys in Ireland Outnumber Washington Followers
The article notes 18 000 Kennedys in Ireland today vs Washington crowds during John F Kennedy’s visit. It mentions the Kennedy homestead in Duganstown where Patrick Kennedy emigrated about 115 years ago and that President Kennedy’s party faced crowded grounds around the homestead. It ends with a quotation attributed to Abraham Lucoln questioning leak control and quieting protests.
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Dignidad and U S policy toward Castro from Latin America
A discussion of Latin American notions of dignidad and honor in relation to U S policy toward Castro. Hugo Salinas Price argues that Mexico values dignity and pride over diplomacy, seeing Castro’s strength as an argument for supporting his stance while the U S is viewed as humiliated. Senator Allott proposes a Cuba government in exile to strike back at Castro.
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Mitch Miller and the two syllable truth in music
Dr. George W. Crane discusses Mitch Miller and the value of simple language in music and writing. He argues against snobbery that equates complexity with quality, citing Tyrtaeus and common words as powerful and effective.
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Dear Abby Columns on Flags and Fidelity
Dear Abby answers readers about why Americans show fewer flags on holidays and contrasts with English habits. She notes patriotism can exist without overt flag-waving and references provocative critics. The columnist also recounts a personal betrayal story about a husband and another woman and how she faced the confrontation.
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Dear Abby Advice Column Snippet
Abigail Van Buren addresses readers with relationship and etiquette questions. A broken heart forgives and sharing a bedroom is discussed, followed by a note on handling small meals and waitress questions. The column offers practical tips and ends with information on how to submit personal questions.
Editor Karl Bone Pauly Dies at 63 in Columbus
Karl Bone Pauly, 63, longtime editor of the Columbus Dispatch editorial page since 1959, died Sunday after a two year battle with leukemia.
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Jefferson the scholar warrior of liberty and paradox
The sketch reviews Thomas Jefferson as a paradoxical founder who opposed tyranny yet owned slaves. It highlights his roles as author of the Declaration of Independence, diplomat, and educator creator of the University of Virginia, and notes his enduring conflict over slavery and his death on July 4, 1826, fifty years after 1776.
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Ohio retail sales rise and jobless figures midyear
Ohio economic picture shows May retail sales about 3 percent higher than a year earlier. Unemployed in May reached 164000, with 8893 new claims weekly in June. Manufacturing gains modest, nonmanufacturing leading employment growth. Ohio efforts focus on attracting industry and defense work, amid debates over brain power and research funding.
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Happy Hustlers and Booster Classes Hold Church Dinner
Fourteen members of the Happy Hustlers Sunday School Class met at the Methodist Church for dinner followed by a program and business session chaired by Mrs. Lillian Jividen. Plans discussed include a Country Store set to open July 12 in the Simpson building beside Home Bank.
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