Questionable Ferguson Family Campaign in Ohio Politics
Ohio Democrats face criticism for backing James O. Ferguson for state auditor while the Ferguson family draws over 50,000 dollars yearly from public funds. The piece argues the campaign reflects on the party and questions governance, noting relatives employed in Joe Ferguson’s office and the adequacy of auditor James A. Rhodes.
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Ohio
Democratic
James O. Ferguson
Stae
Joseph T. Ferguson
Joe Ferguson
Ferguson
Joe
James
James A. Rhodes
Tom Ferguson
Leo Ferguson
Elizabeth Ferguson
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Joan (Ferguson) Gotherman
Joseph T. Ferguson, Jr
Ohio Highway Department
Polaris missiles test sparks ambivalence about world armament
The Polaris missile launch demonstrates a powerful deterrent for the West while signaling a potential Soviet capability race. The piece urges arms control to curb global danger and ends with a provocative aside on gender dynamics, noting progress toward equality.
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U.S
Three Generations Of Starch Destruction In The Morning
A humorous domestic vignette follows a man experiencing a lifelong starch allergy. He battles stiffened shirts and a new laundryman, sparking a running gag about starch in every breakfast and wardrobe choice. The piece plays on family tension and everyday absurdity.
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Rover
Nixon Aiding Nomination Rise Faces Vivid TV Drama Tonight
The piece notes Nixon will accept the Republican nomination with two TV visions, one approving and one critical. It traces his ascent from Whittier, California lawyer to U S senator, detailing push for Hiss confrontation and campaigns against Voorhis and Douglas, framing him as a polarizing figure.
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America
Richard Milhous Nixon
Richard Nixon
Jerry Voorhis
Nixon
PAC
Political Action Committee of the
CIO
House Un-American Activities Investigating Committee
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Chambers
U. S. Senate
Helen Gagahan Douglass
Douglass
New York
Vito Marcantonio
Marcantonio
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Golf Swears and Disturbing Neighbors
A reader asks Abby for a cure for a husband who swears while golf comes up. Abby replies to improve his game to reduce swearing. Another reader complains about deaf neighbors with loud TV, and Abby suggests a friendly visit to request quiet. Additional letters discuss double standards in romance, followed by a long-winded response about enduring love with a married man.
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Abby
Campaign analysis says 1964 race may hinge on Rockefeller
The piece argues the 1964 campaign will be dirty with Rockefeller aiming to unite key blocs in New York and California while Democrats attack Nixon and Kennedy. It questions platform focus on capital exports and gold, warning both parties lack real issues and accuracy in their statements.
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Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nelson Rockefeller
John Kennedy
Rome
Richard Nixon
Rockefeller
New York State
California
New York
Los Angeles
David Dubinsky
Alex Rose
Jacob Potofsky
New York City
Chicago
Rockefeller Philanthropies
Joe Kennedy
John
Lady Astor
Cliveden
Kennedy
Court of St. James's
Helen Gahagan Douglas
United States
Khrushchev
Ural
Altai
Lena River
Congress
Roosevelt
Should Ellen Adopt a Daughter for Her Son
Dr Crane endorses Ellen L current 29 with a 4 year old son adopting a younger girl. He argues adoption strengthens responsibility, reduces insecurity, and frames the family as all adopting each other. He urges reassurance to foster children and honest parental behavior.
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Ellen
George W. Crane
Ellen L
Daddy
Health and Happiness Diet Fats Do Not Dominate Meals
The article explains fats provide warmth energy and appetite control and occur in meat butter and whole milk. While the body can manufacture fats from starches sugars and proteins, fats should stay minor in a dieting plan and require less intake with age. Recent research links lower animal fat diets to reduced risk.
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Italy
Fishing trips and health tips share limited regional chatter
Letart and Columbus residents enjoyed lake trips and visits from friends while health guidance discusses fats and heart disease. The column notes cholesterol deposits, links diet to heart risk, advises fat reduction, and answers a reader question about fractures from disease weakening bones.
Try and Stop Me by Walters and Publishers at Tale Club
A rowdy scene at the Tale Club sorenity shows publishers joking about theft of a top author. A competitor jokes that one laughs so hard someone’s stolen the author. A visitor’s office reveal causes three seagulls to fly from a Boston publisher’s door.
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Sorenity
Soandso
Boston
Bennett Curt
King Fwiures Byulicais
Local visitors noted in social briefs
Myrtle Stanbaugh returned home after an extended visit with relatives in Columbus. Anna Higgins and Mattie Chasteen were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Raines. Kay Quickel and Frank Quickel hosted visitors. Eleanor White visited Marrietta Reynolds. Julia Higginbotham of Charleston W V is visiting the Polings. Judy Brown and Anna Mae George returned from a Marion visit.
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Curtis Rickard
Homer Rickard
Blance van Schoyk
Columbus
Ernie
Twila Rickard
Bulah Rickard
Francis Chandler
Charleston
Albert Thompson
Ili
Taft
Boston
Dan Thompson
Harley Banecutter
Marion
Anna Higgins
Mattie Chasteen
Ed Raines
Kay Quickel
Frank Quickel
Julia Higginbotham
W. Va
R. B. Poling
Judy Brown
Anna Mae George
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Free World
Soviet Union
Hal Boyle
Frances
Saul Pett
Whittier
Calif
Hatto George Sokolsky
Thanx
Overlin
Kan
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Swearer
Disturbed
Dimwiddy
Tarantula
Doctor Crane
Mother
Tion
Herman Bundesen
Letart
Nois
By Bennett Cerf
Baugh
Eleanor White
Marrietta Reynolds
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
Ant
Eeteee
Teteeewete
Athens
TRE Associated Press
Teblishing Co
Union St
Seearsa
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