Professors urge democratic defense against deficits in GOP path
The National Observer quotes professors Saulnier McCracken and Niemeyer arguing deficits threaten democracy and that free competitive economies lift living standards. They urge limiting public expenditures while backing private growth and cautious policy toward Castro and communism.
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Republican Party
GOP
Raymond J. Saulnier
Columbia University
Saulnier
Paul McCracken
Ike
Council of Economic Advisors
University of Michigan
Castro
Gerhart Niemeyer
University of Notre Dame
Newspapers Hold Their Own In Face Of Television Growth
Editor & Publisher notes American newspaper circulation rose from 49.15 percent of adults in 1945 to 51.14 percent in 1960. It argues papers meet a need that other media cannot, and expect continued growth as the baby boom matures into readers.
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U.S
Castros' dark family tale mirrors ancient legends in Mexico
Fidel Castro's family saga unfolds through Juanita Castro's revelations of legitimacy quarrels and harsh words from Alma Ruiz Gonzales. The piece links internal strife to Castroism, cites Raul's marriage tragedy, and notes Soviet military buildup in Cuba with missiles, tanks, and 57 underground bases.
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Mexico
Juanita Castro
Fidel
Cuba
Greece
Fidel Castro
Alma Ruz Gonzalez
Juanita
Emma
Alma Ruiz -Gonzales
Raul
Batista
Vilma
Raul Castro
Che Guevara
Citizens Committee For A Free
Washington, D. C
U.S
Castro
Canada
Russia
Manuela
Fide' Castro
Samuel Roailes
Manuel Ray
Rodiles
Wallace Wallace Wallace Wallace and Goldwater Ballot Battle
Inside Report shows Wallace may place his name on every Southern presidential ballot where legal. Polls hint Wallace could drain Goldwater support, aiding Johnson, while some South officials dispute the impact. A state by state look covers North Carolina Georgia Alabama Louisiana Mississippi and potential electoral effects.
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George
Barry Goldwater
Alabama
George Wallace
South
Wallace
Johnson
Goldwater
North Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Mr. Johnson
Deep South
Arkansas
Texas
Supreme Court Faces Pay Rows and One Vote Fights
The piece notes long simmering clashes between Congress and the Supreme Court since 1954. It highlights a landmark districting decision under the principle one voter one vote and describes the Senate clash over pay raises for justices. Both chambers gave themselves a $7500 boost while differing on the justices.
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Supreme Court
Senate
Earl Warren
Congress
House of Representatives
House
Johnson
Cities Not Liable in Public Park Baseball Injuries
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that municipalities are not liable for injuries to baseball players sustained on diamonds in public parks. The decision was handed down in Columbus on Wednesday.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
DEAR ABBY Tips on tipping and love woes
Dear Abby explains tipping as bread and butter for service workers and suggests tipping remains necessary. A mid age man pursues a younger woman who says she likes him but not loves him and Abby advises accepting her stance.
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Abby
Life Begins at Forty The Widow Who Keeps Moving On
A widow living in a one room tenement with $80 a month and multiple illnesses shares how she stays active. She finds joy in poetry, plant care, making decorative card statuettes, and sending gifts to seven pen-pals, demonstrating resilience and positive aging.
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Robert Peterson
Bible tale used to warn teens about love and deception
The piece contrasts a teen romance with biblical Amnon and Tamar, showing how infatuation can mislead. It warns youngsters to think with their heads, citing Amnon's move from supposed love to violence and hatred after pressuring Tamar. It cites II Samuel 13 for context.
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Eileen G
Eileen
Bill
David
Amnon
Tamar
The Messenger Publishing Co. Notice
The fragment announces The Messenger Publishing Co. and lists service options for home delivery in Athens Ohio. It notes daily and Sunday editions, carrier delivery, and subscription rates for various periods. The item is a historical newspaper masthead snippet with publication details and postal classification.
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Daneuces Gee
Athens
Ohio
Associated Press
Ali Mati
the Messenger Publishing Co
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Niest
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James Marlow
Dear Abby
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Atuens
Mal
Ohio & Dail
Wosaseninas Eee
Cer
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