White House Change Likely After Kennedy Nomination
The article argues a Kennedy nomination signals a Democratic shift with 2 to 1 Democratic Congress and 34 Democratic governors. It predicts higher defense spending, inflation, civil liberties bills, cost of living, a higher debt ceiling, subsidies, and more foreign aid under a new administration, amid concerns over U2 Cuba and global tensions. Daniel Webster quote closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kennedy
Congress
White House
Nixon
Eisenhower
Cuba
Hooked By Holmes Percival Eldritch Finds Holmes Fever
Percival Eldritch, a mystery yarn aficionado, discovers a love for Sherlock Holmes after reading a fat volume at home. He enjoys Sign of the Four and The Hound of the Baskervilles, follows Holmes’s cases, and buys a complete Sherlock Holmes collection to reload his weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival Eldritch
Percival
Dr. Watson
Holmes
Professor Moriarty
Sherlock Holmes
Baker Street Irregulars
Instant beer breakthrough sparks world drinking rethink
A British lab at Burton on Trent claims an instant beer formula, prompting satire on social life shifts. The piece envisions future scenes where water coolers replace pubs, offices run on suds, and public life reshapes around ubiquitous thirst and novelty brews.
Issues And Individuals At 1960 Democratic Convention
The piece argues the 1960 Democratic convention hinges on issues and personality among Kennedy Johnson and Symington. It notes Kennedy pursued delegates more aggressively, Johnson relied on Senate clout, and Symington lagged, with Truman backing Symington. It compares Nixon’s likely 1960 challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Nixon
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lydon
Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Organized Labor
Kennedy
Symington
Senate
Harry S. Truman
Nixon
Dear Abby column letters discuss money, adoption, and family Guidance
A reader questions adoption due to poverty with a 5 month pregnant second child and $100 a month support. Abby advises against giving up, citing self-sufficiency and regret, and suggests focusing on prior children and personal responsibility. Another reader seeks living with a married daughter at 58. Abby encourages trying it if loneliness persists. A third asks how to curb a herd of neighborhood kids. Abby recommends coordinated group outings to a park or playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Outmoded conventions and the politics behind them
The essay criticizes presidential nominating conventions as outmoded and orchestrated. It portrays packed galleries, ticketed attendees, and fixed deals among labor leaders and party bosses. It argues conventions neither reflect nor determine genuine people’s choice and urges abolition without a viable alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Doctor Crane Advises Don on a Life in Sales
Case F-422 follows Don B. 26 in Europe seeking vocational guidance after college. Dr. Crane suggests salesmanship fits his extroverted nature, valuing customer clingage, mobility, and independence, and urges maintaining a core clientele while pursuing a lifelong sales career. He also notes a bulletin offer on advertising psychology. Later, Moscow reports the Soviet Communist Party Central Committee meeting at the Kremlin to review progress in industrial transport and production plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
City name shifts in Eastern Europe history lesson
In a World War I era discussion Arthur Salemme notes how borders moved in Eastern Europe with cities changing names like Lem burg to Lwow to Lvov after 1919 and Soviet incorporation. A 1958 schoolboy reference prompts a class interjection about the city’s real name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ince
Arthur Salemme
Europe
Lemburg
Lwow
Poland
Lvov
Soviet Union
Ivanov
Health Rules for Summer Eating and Money
The article advises limiting sweets and sweetened drinks for children in summer and suggests replacing with water and unsweetened juice. It recommends strict budgeted allowances to curb purchases, notes health and dental concerns, and urges parents to set clear trip allowances to build self control and responsibility. It also defines home-management focus on regular chores as the key parent concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adoles
Athens County Land Transfers Listed in Local Deeds
Ada Tolliver of York Township sells Inlet 3 in Enterprise to Austin McDonald of Enterprise. William Bowens of Nelsonville transfers Lot 1004 to Thurman Covert. Joyce Fearns and Robert E. Dixon exchange Lots 1128 and 1129 in Nelsonville. Ernie Welch sells Lot 10 in Athens Township to Harold E. Darnell. Harold M. Rowan transfers 3.51 acres in Athens Township to Elza D. Osborne. Ernest Rowland of Athens County sells Inlot 666 in Athens to Joe F. Chapman. Harold W. Brown sells 53.84 acres in Canaan Township to Clark A. Williams of Lodi Township. Harlan E. Antle transfers part of Inlet 48 in Athens to James W. McLaren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Tolliver
York Township
Austin McDonald
Enterprise
Inlet
William Bowens
Nelsonville
Thurman Covert
Joyce Fearns
Robert E. Dixon
Ernie Welch
Athens County
Harold E. Darnell
Athens
Athens Township
Harold M. Rowan
Elza D. Osborne
Ernest Rowland
Joe F. Chapman
Harold W. Brown
Clark A. Williams
Lodi
Canaan
Harlan E. Antle
James W. McLaren
One Seat Delivered by Maliers in U S
A fragment notes a delivery of one seat by Maliers in the United States and a posse, with unclear references to time frames of one week four weeks and three months. Further readable context is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maliers
U. S
Athens
Ohfice
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Hugh A. Mulligan
Albion
Her Majesty
Alec Guinness
Burton-on-Trent
England
Hfe
Hoover Dam
Alcoholics Anonymous
James Marlow
Hatlo George Sokolsky
Rossot
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
DeSapio
New York
Pat Brown
California
David Dubinsky
Alex Rose
Walter Reuther
Nelson Rockefeller
Doctor Crane
Don B
Don
By Bennett Cerf
Bennett Cerf
King Festures Syndicate
Herman Bundesen
Heathens Messenger
DAY Messenger
Ieee
Eueser
Ohio
W. Union St
Andaee
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