1964 Senate races loom over Kennedy Goldwater clash
The piece argues the Kennedy Goldwater contest could reshape 1964 Senate contests with nine GOP incumbents facing reelection and Democrats confronting regional shifts. It notes liberal Republicans fear coattail effects, while some Republicans praise Goldwater's appeal. Magnuson warns 25 Democratic seats are in play, and the DNC criticizes right wing tactics in a guide titled Inside the Far Right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Senate
Jacob Javits
New York
Kenneth B. Keating
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Southwest
Congress
Warren Magnuson
Washington
Democrat National Committee
South
Mike Mansfield
End Of A Dictator In Argentina Elections
The Argentina national elections show likely end for Juan Peron after a failed bid to influence the vote from his Spain retreat. Peron received only 19 percent of blank ballots, with the Popular Radical party at 30 percent and 171 electoral votes, paving the way for Arturo Illia and Oscar Alende if rivals unite. The army backed the holding of the election to stabilize the country after Peron’s fall.
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Juan Peron
Peron
Spain
Army High Command
Popular
Radical Party
Arturo Illia
Popular Radicals
Oscar Alende
Ohio River cleanup shows broad regional progress in 15 years
Edward J. Clearly, executive secretary of the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitary Commission, told a House Government Operations subcommittee that eight bordering states have spent nearly a billion dollars to provide sewage treatment for 97 percent of valley residents and private firms added about half a billion for pollution control. The effort offers a model for national water pollution control.
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Ohio River Valley Water Sanitary Commission
Cilities
House
Edward J. Clearly
Commission
Rockefeller's 1964 Bid Becomes Political See-saw
The piece analyzes shifting Republican prospects for Nelson Rockefeller as 1964 approaches. It notes early doubts about his candidacy, then renewed momentum from civil rights stance, while considering risks if civil rights progress falters or new international issues emerge.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Cuba
Rockefeller
Bush
Eisenhower
Romney
Michigan
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Lucius Clay
al Gruenther
Sen
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Venezuela
Kennedy
Kennedys
Miami
Goldwater
Phoenix
Aziz
Congress
Dirksen
Illinois
Brazil
Dear Abby Rain and Life Lessons
Dear Abby responds to a nine year old who questions why it rained on a picnic date and to a reader about age misrepresentation and unpaid babysitting. The column offers reassurance about prayers, marriage honesty, and practical advice for teen caregiving.
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Abby
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Illinois
P.S
Young Applicant Blames Eagerness For Job Rejection
Personal Cases recounts Mark T 22 blaming eagerness for being passed over despite appearing older. He cites salary surprise and perceived inexperience. The piece links such bias to early Edison grind a stock ticker repair tale suggesting resilience can lead to later success.
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Mark T
Dr. Crane
Mark
Thomas A. Edison
New York City
Edison
Edison’s Stock Ticker Price Lesson From a Big Offer
Edison weighed selling a patent and rejected a lowball offer before the stock exchange chairman offered $50,000. He learned to let the other party name the first price, then negotiate higher and celebrate after sealing the deal. The tale encourages careful bargaining and patience in accepting offers.
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Edison
The
Stock Exchange
Tom Edison
TUPPERS PLAINS Miss Torrence Accepts Bell Tele Co Job
Miss Darlene Torrence has accepted employment with the Bell Telephone Co in Columbus. Mrs Freda Bean and Mrs Carol Matlack visited her parents Mr and Mrs Dana Hoffman. Mr and Mrs Gerald Violet visited Rutland relatives Mr and Mrs Don Anderson and Mrs Denzil Geoglein in Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
Darlene Torrence
Bell Telephone Co
Columbus
Freda Bean
Carol Matlack
Dana Hoffman
Gerald Violet
Don Anderson
Rutland
Denzil Geoglein
Pomeroy
Forty Plus Club Aids Mature Executives In Job Search
A column advocates forming Forty Plus Clubs in major cities to help seasoned workers over 40 find executive vacancies. Originating in 1939 with Henry Simler, the clubs recruit via offices, publish a Executive Manpower Directory, and connect firms like Ebasco Inc with mature talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Simler
American Writing Machine Company
Simler
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Denver
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
San Francisco
Ft. Lauderdale
Norfolk
Ebasco, Inc
C. G. Williamson
All You Need to Do Is Push Yourself Away
The author vents on dieting and its jokes, recounting tummy patting and public scrutiny. He mocks the idea that simply pushing away from the table cures weight and shares experiences with various diets and a theory that fat molecules cling to kind people, growing fat.
Joppa Community Notes and Visits
The Joppa column records visits and greetings across families in Joppa and nearby towns. Vernon Reed and family hosted guests from Dill, W. Va., Vienna, Shade, and Belpre while other visitors called on Reed and Clark households. The Joppa Youth Fellowship elected Roger Clark president Rita Baker secretary and Herman Grossnickle treasurer amid seven youths and three adults.
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George Reed
Vern Green
George Sellers
Chester
Hobart Smalley
Wilda Cowdry
Belpre
Twilla Clark
Ray Clark
Joppa Youth Fellowship
Roger Clark
Rita Baker
Herman Grossnickle
Dessie Walls
Lancaster
Mary Ann Harris
Flossie Petty
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Ohio River Story
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Asphalt
Beverly Hills
Calif
George W. Crane
Evelyn Brickles
Has Boyle
Joppa
C. Baker
Athens Messenger
Messenger
D&s Delane
Ohio
S and Possessions
Athens
Associated Press
Messenger Publishing Co
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