Rockefeller inching toward 1964 GOP bid despite remarriage
New York governor Rockefeller said he remains in the running for the Republican presidential nomination in 1964 after his remarriage. He would gauge public sentiment before the New Hampshire primary next March while facing clergy criticism and growing party draft efforts toward Goldwater.
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Nine Quebec bombers confess. Belgian trained in Cuba
Nine terrorists arrested in Quebec confessed to bombings linked to the Quebec Liberation Front which seeks independence for French speaking Quebec. Suspects aged 19 to 22 include a 33-year-old Belgian trained in Cuba. Police hunt for accomplices as Canada clamps down to prevent recruitment.
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Backyard Fire Safety Hints From NFPA for Summer Barbecues
NFPA cautions backyard cooks to avoid adding flammable liquids to a burning fire and to skip starting liquids. Do not use gasoline and keep children away. Warns that summer clothing can ignite near flames and urges safe practices to prevent burns.
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Skipping Breakfast Hampers Weight Loss Say Doctor
Dr. Raymond S. Brown told the Virginia Academy of General Practice that skipping breakfast hinders weight loss. He notes people eat more at lunch or dinner, increasing calories. He advises eating all three meals with smaller portions to maintain energy while losing weight.
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Virginia Academy of General
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Three Amendments Spark Debate on Federal Power and States’ Rights
Yale professor Charles L. Black Jr notes 16 states have endorsed amendments aimed at curbing federal Congress and the Supreme Court. Proposals include a state court overruling federal decisions, removing federal control of legislative apportionment, and allowing states to amend the Constitution without Congress. Critics warn such changes threaten republican government and could worsen local minority rule while blaming long‑standing federal overreach since 1933.
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Dear Abby Medical History Sparks Hospital Rumor
A letter-wagged exchange reveals multiple readers claiming infidelity or misinterpretation in a hospital setting. The missives describe a nurse faulting gossip about a married woman seeing a doctor, while others insist the visits are harmless or personal.
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Sex Differences Between Men and Women
Case P-465 outlines perceived global sex differences in behavior and social roles. It claims men focus ahead on concrete goals while women drift along variants, with traits in work, family, and education aligning to masculine efficiency and feminine variety. It ends by offering a booklet for further details.
Free Swim Lessons At Lake Hope Begin June 10
Free learn to swim lessons start June 10 at Lake Hope beach with beginners at 10 a.m. and an advanced class to follow. Lead instructor is head lifeguard Steve Bridgewater with assistant Dick Curry. Courses continue through July and may be followed by free lifesaving lessons.
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Dick Curry
Life Begins At 40 Says Elmer Wheeler On Selling
Renowned salesman trainer Elmer Wheeler argues age should not limit work options, urging older people to pursue commission selling. He says many firms hire across ages, outlines entry steps, and notes selling can be a viable career for those seeking income. A booklet offer for “180 Firms Offering Sales Jobs to Older People” is included.
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100 Shirts and the Man Who Owns Them
In a humorous self portrait a man recalls owning 100 shirts and the social attention it brings at parties. He explains his shirt-saturated vanity started after wartime Belgium and notes the reactions of wives and husbands, offering to lend a shirt in exchange for an old one.
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Elizabeth Taylor
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