Baseball Fans Await Grapefruit League Action In March
Baseball hopefuls and veterans head to Florida and Arizona camps as March 12 opens Grapefruit League games. Fans seek answers on aging stars Ted Williams Stan Musial Mickey Mantle Willie Mays Willie McCovey and others as managers test prospects and form for the coming season.
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Stan Musial
Mickey Mantle
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Willie Mays
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Giants
Larry Sherry
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee Braves
Chuck Dressen
Baseball Addict
Lessons From The Asian Flu Crisis
The article recalls the Asian flu scare of 1957 58 and contrasts it with a milder past outbreak. It notes public warnings and inoculation efforts were uneven this time and argues stronger preparation is prudent despite complacency. It mentions political controversy over leadership and a laboratory warning about lipstick pigments harming rats.
Grace on the Skates
The piece argues figure skating surpasses ballet in grace and beauty. It praises Carol Heiss for her Winter Olympics performance and celebrates skating as nearly flight like while noting few achieve such skill.
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Carol Heiss
Dear Abby Advice Column Snippet From a Paper
Dear Abby column excerpt presents letters about in law credit, marriage norms, and seeking independence. It features a daughter-in-law requesting acknowledgment from her mother-in-law, a marriage question about white gowns, and a discouraged young woman seeking freedom from parental anti men views.
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Abby
Rate Yourself As A Bore And Fearful Social Rise
The piece urges readers to break social dullness by adopting new fears drawn from the Psychiatric Dictionary. It lists phobias such as aerophobia and graphophobia and adds comical examples like autophobia and pantophobia to suggest fear can make one more interesting.
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Oxford University Press
Buddy
United States Weighs Disarmament Grants for South America
President Eisenhower proposes using savings from disarmament to fund peaceful development in a push tied to Brazil's Operation Pan-America plan. The idea hinges on funding from other sources as Western nations struggle to reach a unified disarmament accord with the Soviet bloc and Red China not invited to talks.
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South America
Eisenhower
Fisenhower
Brazil
Jusceline Kubitschek
Uncle Sam
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Geneva
Britain
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Canada
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Red China
Practical Medicine Course Proposed For High Schools
City physician Malcolm D. urges high schools to offer a course in Applied Medicine and a semester of Applied Psychology to teach basic medical first aid. The plan covers emergency steps, mouth to mouth respiration, bleeding control, and treating common injuries to improve survival before professional help arrives. Includes a call to action for readers to request his booklet by mailing to the newspaper. New Lexington council orders stricter double parking enforcement with tickets. Crooksville choir festival set for March 6 at 7:30 p.m. with director Mrs Rolland Curl.
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America
Crane
Crooksville
the First Method
Church of Crooksville
Rolland Curl
Health Classifies Chest Sounds From Doctor Tuning
The article explains chest percussion and stethoscope use to assess lung aeration heart size and vessel width. It notes sound qualities reveal pneumonia, murmurs indicate valve damage or normal variants, pericardial rubbing signals irritation, and advises medical consultation for tear duct infections. It also reports on Carol May Miller earning a diploma at Columbus Business University and Bernard Burrier fracturing his right arm sleigh riding near Roseville.
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf 1960 quotes
Anecdotes from Sam Goldwyn Ben Hecht and Red Skelton with portraits of Hollywood and Athens humor. The piece surveys writers actors and campus life with wry lines on fame aging and everyday troubles. It reflects a syndicated humor column style from 1960.
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Sam Goldwyn
Ben Hecht
Red Skelton
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Public critics airline delays and the need for reliable service
George Sokolsky argues that frequent mechanical delays betray the contract of air travel. He urges stand by aircraft to replace faulty planes and calls for punctual departures, accountability, and a rationalized transportation system.
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