Athens Focuses on United Appeal Apathy and Future Path
The Athens UA board threatens suspension while critics doubt public indifference. The editorial argues Athens citizens are capable and that the fault lies with fund-raising agencies not joining UA. It urges a study of comparable towns and stronger action toward a real United Appeal.
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TLC Pays Dividends Tender love and care affects longevity study finds
The Institute of Life Insurance reports wives and widows of railroad workers age sixty plus show widows die 7 percent more than wives. Married people of all ages live longer than singles or divorced, with care and companionship linked to better health.
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Institute of Life Insurance
New Appointment for Marshall Could Lead to Supreme Court Seat
James Marlow notes Thurgood Marshall, a prominent civil rights lawyer and NAACP chief counsel, may soon join the Supreme Court. Marshall’s career includes pivotal 1954 school desegregation victory and later service on the Court of Appeals.
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Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
John F. Kennedy
U. S. Court of Appeals
Unie States
Justice
Senate
Columnists Turn Against LBJ Amid Press War
Lyndon Johnson battles a rising tide of critical commentary from major columnists including Alsop Wick er Kempton and others. Despite a hostile press climate he rises through Senate leadership to the presidency and maintains power by persevering despite controversy.
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Lyndon Johnson
Columists
Arthur Krock
New York Herald Tribune
Joseph Alsop
New York Time
Tom Wicker
Scripps-Howard
Murray Kempton
Alsop
White House
Kempton
Washington
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
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Senate
Tribune
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LBJ
Edwards
Scotty Reston
New York Times
Wayne Morse
Morse
Kuchel's California gamble could decide GOP fate
Inside Report says Senator Kuchel may delay until August before naming whether to challenge Ronald Reagan for California governor. A Kuchel bid could curb Reagan’s rise and alter the party’s future, with some liberal-leaning Republicans urging him to run.
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Thomas Kuchel
California
Rachel
Hollywood
Ronald Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Kuchel
Reagan
Edmund
Pat) Brown
Brown
Letter to the Editor on Reagan Kuchel campaign dynamics
The piece discusses politics in California with focus on Reagan and Kuchel. It notes Spencer Roberts & Associates shifting from Kuchel to Reagan and the sidelining of a key speech as Reagan reshapes strategy amid indecision within Kuchel's camp.
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California
Spencer- Roberts & Associates
Kuchel
Stu Spencer
Bill Roberts
Spencer- Roberts
Walt Disney
Ruchel
Senate
George Christopher
San Francisco
Alphonzo Bell
Sacramento
Dear Abby Columns Bring Personal Dilemmas To Light
Readers write in about romances between a 17 year old and a 24 year old, engagement pressure, and domestic jealousy. Abby comments on maturity and warns against rushing marriage while noting possible happiness or trouble. A political update on senator Kuchel, Reagan, and California race context follows, noting strategic delays and potential candidates.
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Roger
New Device Promises Harsh Silence for Pests
The Insider's Newsletter reports Haydn Corp of Hialeah Florida plans a home and barn device emitting a super high frequency sound audible only to rodents. The sound sickens and unsettles rats and mice, prompting fights and nervous breakdowns before fleeing.
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Hamelin
Haydn Corp
Hialeah, Fla
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