OSU Steal Debate Critics Say Plan Lacks Fairness
Ohio University officials condemn in late session a lobbyist driven push for a 30 million engineering research center at Ohio State University. The proposal uses cigarette tax surplus from a capital improvements fund and would drain funds from all state universities and welfare programs, with critics urging consideration of broader needs and planning.
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Ohio University
Ohio State University Engineering
OSU
Ohio
Athens County
Eichmann Guilty, Trial Weighty But Verdict Imminent
After nine weeks of prosecution testimony Eichmann’s guilt is clear and likely beyond dispute. The article argues his personal responsibility is proven and questions the broader culpability of Germans and humanity, urging reflection and atonement.
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Adolph Eichmann
Jerusalem
Eichmann
Farley’s Foreign Policy Views Stir Debate On Cuba
Former Democratic leader James A. Farley suggested the free world might back an American Cuba invasion if Kennedy judged it necessary. He cited talks with leaders in South America and the Far East but warned such a move could provoke guerrilla resistance and widen Soviet and Chinese actions elsewhere. He lacks formal foreign policy expertise.
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James A. Farley
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Free World
Cuba
Kennedy
South America
Far East
Latin America
Russia
China
Deluded protests at Holy Loch threaten base defense
A news analyst argues that Western European isolationism fuels Scotland’s Holy Loch demonstrations. He claims peaceful protestors ignore real Soviet threats, hindering F operations and possibly forcing the submarine base to relocate, a fatal delusion affecting national defense.
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Europe
Holy Loch
Scotland
U.S
Jim Bishop Describes A City Without Power Blackout Scene
The eyewitness account recounts a wide New York blackout triggered by a minor switch failure on W 65th Street. Central Park area outages cascaded across transit, elevators, signage, hospitals, and offices, leaving streets dark, frayed nerves, and people scrambling for light and safety.
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New York
W. 65Th Street
Central Park
Central Park West
Channel 7
42Nd
77Th St
Broadway
Amsterdan Ave
5Th
East River
Times Square
Hudson River
NEW York Times
Channel 5
Dear Abby Columns On Gambling And Affairs
Reader questions blend gambling obsession and complicated relationships as Abby dispenses blunt advice. A 24 year old gambler seeks fortune and a partner, while letters reveal marital infidelity, child care, and "the other woman" scenarios. Abby asserts gambling psychology is a chase for nothing and urges self-respecting choices.
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Abby
Doctor Crane's Compliment Club Heals a Feud
Margot, a 16 year old high school student, learns from Dr. Crane to resolve a hostile relationship by giving sincere compliments. The approach, inspired by Dr. John Holland, helps the jealous rival soften and become supportive. The piece also notes a curious extortion note incident in Milan and a Seoul junta dress rule for college girls.
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George W. Crane
Margot M
Dr. Crane
Margot
Health and Happiness in Water Safety for Families
The piece emphasizes gradual water exposure and vigilant supervision for children learning to swim. It warns that older tots may still be unable to swim and highlights dangers at camps and rural water sources. It offers free safety bulletins and ends with a stern parenting Q&A on enforcing rules and discipline.
Obedience and safety at summer picnics warned by Athens Messenger
Safety emphasis appears amid notices of land transfers and wills in Athens County. The piece urges parents to train children in obedience before summer picnics near water and lists recent property transfers within Athens Township and nearby areas. The Messenger announces its daily publication and subscription rates.
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Frank Gilham
Athens County
Theodore T. Kasler
Athens
Gilham
Athens Township
Homer C. Hosom
Parkersburg
William H. Goebel
Troy
Troy Township
Enid T. Hibbard
James L. Halterman
Maplewood Place
Edward A. Cottingham
John I. Jackson
the Plains
Cottingham
Verity
Nell A. Boyes
Scioto County
Gail Watkins
Kathryn A. Link
Marian A. Blake
Inlet
Fern B. Johnson
Violet M. Phillips
Lancaster
Trimble Township
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Carrie
Ohio
U. S
Possessions
Coos
Onic
Mercer
Associated
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Gottschalk and Barnum Offer Reel of Piano Tales
In pre fame days Louis Gottschalk impressed crowds and drew big offers from P T Barnum who proposed concerts with expenses and even doubled pay if a trained seal could accompany him. He once fooled Boston critics by playing Beethoven instead of his own work.
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Abby
Barber College
Gottschalk
Boston
Beethoven
Sukarno Shuns White House Promises and Aligns With Reds
The Washington Report notes Sukarno after a White House visit shifted toward Soviet and Chinese partners. He praised the Soviet Union and Communist China, pledged to back their campaigns including Taiwan and Dutch New Guinea, and criticized Western imperialism as Washington's aid failed to sway him. AFL-CIO leaders face union-wide backlash over donations to the Freedom Riders. James Sanders demands repayment and warns of a convention fight if funds are not returned.
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White House
Sukarno
Kennedy
Dutch New Guinea
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Dwight David Eisenhower
Moscow
Cha-Cha
Nikita Khrushchev
H. A. Nasution
Malinovsky
Indonesia
Leningrad
Khrushchev
Kronshadt
Soviet Union
China
Red
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
Peking
Taiwan
Afl-Cio
Walter Reuther
James B. Carey
Freedom Riders Crusade
Industrial Union Department
James A Sanders
Shreveport
Communication Workers of America
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LENZO
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Calif
Doctor Crane
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John Holland
Milan
Italy
Eva Anversa
Seoul
South Korea
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Garry C. Myers
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