Stamp debate over first day for MacArthur honor
Local columnist argues against proposing McArthur Ohio as the first day of issue for a stamp honoring General Douglas MacArthur. He notes MacArthur was born in Arkansas and that McArthur Ohio is named after Duncan McArthur, not the general, urging stamps honor factual ties and history.
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Abele
Douglas MacArthur
McArthur
Ohio
MacArthur
Adele
Duncan McArthur
Duncan
Lew Ogan
Vinton County
Little Rock
Ark
Elk Tnp
Athens County
Puzzling Shifts in Goldwater Support and Communist Backing
The piece notes the Establishment and Eastern bankers oppose Senator Barry Goldwater while Gus Hall leads the Communist Party in rejecting him. It questions whether Goldwater remains an extreme right figure amid accusations of a Goldwater Birchite conspiracy and asks who funds the Communist position. The column ends with uncertainty heading into election day.
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Barry Goldwater
Gus Hall
Communist Party
United States
Goldwater
Dle
Hal
De Gaulle Adopts Independent Rifle in NATO Rift
President de Gaulle continues pursuing autonomy from the United States and NATO allies. He reportedly adopts an automatic rifle using different ammunition, challenging standardized weapons and risking broader strains in wartime supply cooperation.
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de Gaulle
United States
NATO
le Grand Charles
Truman and Eisenhower to Sign Joint Appeal for Small Contributions
Former presidents Truman and Eisenhower will jointly sign an appeal to 45 million voters soliciting small political contributions. If successful, the plea aims to relieve candidates from large contributions by special interests in return for future favors.
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Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rhodes Emerges As Possibility For Barry Ticket
The column weighs potential vice presidential choices for Barry Goldwater. It highlights Sen Thruston Morton, Rep Melvin Laird, Gov Jim Rhodes, and William E Miller as viable partners, noting Nixon Romney tensions and Miller’s favorable stance toward Goldwater. It argues for a hard working second spot and Miller as a strong backup.
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Goldwater
Sen
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Rep
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
Laird
California
Jim Rhodes
Ohio
Ray Bliss
San Francisco
William E. Miller
Republican National Committee
Miller
Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Bill Miller
Dr Crane Continues Krebiozen Feud In Air Test
Dr Crane presses ongoing dispute over Krebiozen testing in a continuing feud. The exchange centers on experimental treatments and regulatory scrutiny amid medical debates.
Debate over Krebiozen and AMA control on cancer cure
A talk show host defends Krebiozen against medical establishment pressure while recounting incidents of hospital staff pressure and accreditation threats. The piece cites Dr Ivy and peers, praises some AMA points yet criticizes bureaucratic obstacles to clinical testing. It recalls Dr Fleming’s quack accusation and misses in peer adoption.
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Dr. Crane
KYW
Cleveland
AMA
The
Krebrozen
Washington, D. C
Chicago
University of Illinois Medical School
Krebiozen
Ivy
Dear Abby Clarifies Gravestone Name Rules and Family Advice
Dear Abby corrects advice on what to inscribe on a grave marker noting legal name rules and how a monument may reflect a deceased’s names. The column also addresses a mother's responsibility and suggests a concerned daughter seek medical and dietary guidance.
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Abby
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Court Opens Double Revolution in American Life
James Marlow suggests the Supreme Court has sparked two major, interlinked changes in U S politics and race by ending segregation in public schools in 1954 and pushing for more democratic representation in state legislatures and Congress through 1962 and beyond. He argues the court filled a democratic vacuum left by Congress and political power shifts, reshaping national conscience and equal rights.
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Supreme Court
House
Congress
South
North
Court
Suburban Fears Sink Goldwater Hope in La Grange
An informal La Grange shopping-center poll shows only 13 of 55 suburban Republicans from 1960 would back Goldwater, with most defectors opposed to him for reasons beyond conservatism. The piece argues Goldwater must appear calm and steady to win back these voters or risk disaster in key suburbs.
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LA Grange
Ill
Barry Goldwater
Chicago
Goldwater
Johnson
LaGrange
Kennedy
Nixon
Johnson-Goldwater
Mr. Johnson
President Johnson
Potomac
ADA
Suburbia
Life begins at forty French Riviera appeal grows
A reporter recalls the French Riviera as a retirement haven for middle income Europeans and adventurous Americans. In Nice, hotels with bath and breakfast go for 3 to 4 dollars daily and meals cost about a dollar. Locally grown produce and seafood keep living inexpensive amid sunny, temperate climate and year round flowers.
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Riviera
Paradise
Earth
Mediterranean
Rochester
Reno
Roanoke
Racine
Europe
Mme
Marie-Jose Jourdan
New York
Nice
Athens Messenger Publication Price Snapshot
The notice lists pricing for The Athens Messenger and The Sunday Messenger with daily and Sunday editions, carrier delivery options, and mail rates for Ohio and West Virginia. It records single copy prices of 7 and 15 cents and subscription rates across various durations.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Mail
Ohio
W. Va
Daily & Sund
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