Refusal to Accept VP Nomination Not Uncommon in History
The article recalls several cases where prominent figures refused a vice presidential bid yet ended on the ticket or ascended to the presidency. Fred A. Seaton of Nebraska notes the slim odds of his nomination while highlighting past refusals by Hiram Johnson, Frank Lowden, and Nelson Rockefeller among others. It also cites Theodore Roosevelt as an example of a positive outcome after initial rejection.
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Fred A. Seaton
Nebraska
Interior
Hiram Johnson
California
Harding
Coolidge
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Charles G. Dawes
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Adolf Eichmann
Washington
Metropolitan Police Department
State Department
Antoni Czajer
Czajer
Zofia Czajer
Wasting Defense Funds and Procurement Waste
The piece argues for tighter defense spending and efficiency in military procurement. It highlights excessive prices in Navy and Air Force purchases, notes that negotiations avoid bidding, and calls for inter service coordination to prevent waste and protect defense funding.
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Douglas
Navy
Air Force
Defense
Dear Abby Advice From A Nationwide Column
A reader asks about hospital nurse interactions with her hospitalized husband and whether to monitor him. Abby suggests following a nurse for a day to see their priorities. A woman wonders about tipping beauticians. Abby says tips are common and to ask the shop manager. Another reader seeks guidance on remarrying a ex-husband after divorce. Abby says chances are excellent but notes this stays uncertain and invites reader replies.
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Abby
Khrushchev’s Critique Blasted by State Department Report
State Department findings rebut Khrushchev’s anti US rhetoric over the U2 incident. The report notes the Soviet bloc operates about 300000 espionage agents globally and 360 have been convicted in 11 Western nations, underscoring Soviet hypocrisy and alarm about US spying.
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Khrushchev
United States
State Department
Soviet Union
Public Health Urges Polio Vaccination Despite Risks
The newspaper notes the Salk polio vaccine remains the best protection as dozens of millions remain unvaccinated. It reports rising polio cases even among the vaccinated and mentions live-virus vaccines showing promise for future use. The Washington conference endorses live-virus candidates and PHS backing is anticipated.
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Washington
United States Public Health Service
Year 2000 foreseen in Bishop future feature
Jim Bishop forecasts a world in 2000 with scarce topsoil and rising costs. He imagines inflation driven wages, 126 million seeking 110 million jobs, space stations in orbit, and space-based roles for defense and communications as humanity faces a crowded planet.
Doctor Crane Addresses Thumb Sucking in Children
Dr. George W. Crane outlines causes and remedies for thumb sucking in Timmy T. A 5 year old with a habit linked to early feeding. He suggests methods to deter the habit: bitter coating, tension devices, preferred daytime substitutes, and nighttime toys. He advises seeking his bulletin on common behavior problems.
Try and Stop Me Wall-Mottoes Highlight Hollywood Humor
Hollywood observer Herb Stein notes two wall mottoes about attitude and knowledge. A Texas boy returns home oil smeared after digging holes. Alfred Lunt cites speaking loudly to avoid furniture bumps as acting wisdom. A Fort Wayne debutante returns her boyfriend's friendship ring. A teen’s father defines a pedestrian as a parent who sees no need for two cars.
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Hollywood
Herb Stein
Spies and Espionage Tactics Highlight Intruder Theories
The piece discusses covert operations by spies including alleged intrusions into a Polish diplomat’s Washington home. It questions motive and entry methods, notes diplomatic interference delaying police interviews, and cites a US citizen betrayed by an infra red camera used for blackmail in Cold War contexts.
Kimberly Community Chapel Urges Local Worship Effort
A public forum urges Kimberley residents to help acquire the old school building for a new non denominational church named Kimberly Community Chapel. Rev Lloyd Evans cites spiritual need and national blessings as fuel for congregation growth inviting all to attend Friday services.
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the Messenger
Lloyd Evans
H. Hardy
Rev. Evans
Kimberly Community Chappel
Ladies Friendship Club Meets at Mrs Vernal Johnson Home
West Columbia report notes the Ladies Friendship Club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Vernal Johnson with members including Mrs. Charlotte Roush Mrs. Juanita Roush Mrs. Peggie Russell and daughters Mrs. Carol Workman Katherine Russell Alma Coleman Shirley Priddy Mrs. Peggie Arnott Helen Roush and Aliene Carpenter among others. The next gathering is set for Mrs Helen Elias home. Also listed are visits by Mr and Mrs Don Johnson and son to Mrs Johnsons parents in Point Pleasant and the Roush and Lieving families from Letart West Columbia and Hannan respectively.
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West Columbia
Ladies Friendship Club
Vernal Johnson
Charlotte Roush
Juanita Roush
Peggie Russell
New Haven
Carol Workman
Katherine Russell
Mason City
Alma Coleman
Shirley Priddy
Pomeroy
Peggie Arnott
Middleport
Helen Roush
Aliene Carpenter
Peachie Elias
Helen Elias
Jane Johnson
Don Johnson
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Eld Road
Upper Montclair
Dear Abby
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Perseus
Arctic
Antarctic
Greece
Turkey
Tarsus
U. S
Doctor Crane
George W. Crane
Timmy T
Timmy
Bennett Cerf
Texas
Junior
Alfred Lunt
Fort Wayne
King Features Syndicate
the Public Forum
Kimberly Community
Kimberly
W. Columbia
Athens Messenger
Lund
U. 8
Athens
Ohio
Postice
AS Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
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