Dawn of a presidential clash in New Hampshire primary
The article outlines a two part New Hampshire primary race between Adlai Stevenson and Senator Kefauver for the 1956 Democratic nomination. It details the popularity test, delegates contest, and strategic implications if Stevenson or Kefauver gains early momentum in New Hampshire Minnesota Florida or California, with experts predicting Stevenson as the front runner but noting uncertainties in nonprimary states.
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Life at 45 by HAL BOYLE New York In I
In a humorous reflection Boyle considers turning 45, noting teen-agers ignore his wisdom yet life feels vividly alive. He recalls shaving on 43, the changing body, fewer kisses, and a shift from fear of aging to embracing a fresh outlook. He jokes about past habits and values, ending with a fond pitch for midlife at 45.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Arthris
Robin Sees Human First Robin Tale of Welcome
A fragment discussing the idea of spotting a robin early in February as either the year’s first or last robin. It notes the symbolic meeting of two strangers, the bird and a person, both returning to routine and exchanging a quiet greeting. The piece emphasizes small talk and mutual rediscovery as cheery, seasonal contact.
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Robin
Eisenhower offers aid to suffering Europeans
President Eisenhower proposes to help European peoples endure a severe cold spell through surplus food, blankets, clothing, and fuel. The United States has asked 19 ambassadors to survey emergency relief needs, ignoring the Iron Curtain while offering humanitarian aid to Romania, Hungary, Poland and Czechoslovakia.
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Asia
Electronics for Business Signals Slow Path to Jobs
Tomorrow New York workers fear displacement by machines while industrialists worry about the burden of running modern business. The Controllership Foundation reports that electronics will not replace all work quickly and urges long planning. It cites the Port Authority case starting in 1949 with tolls and accounting, moving to an Electronic Research Division in 1954 and leasing a general purpose computer last year. The system aims to handle air port cost and revenue accounting and may expand to payroll and ledgers, illustrating a long, gradual transition.
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Dr Crane Case Reveals Matrimonial Axiom In Action
In a testimonial style history, Frances transforms her husband Tom by shifting her appearance and taking the lead in romance. Tom sheds stinginess and fiscal control, returns affection, opens a joint account, and admits past fears of impotence. The piece notes a physician’s belief that miserliness and impotence can be linked and urges readers to consider these dynamics.
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Blood Drive Thanks From Meigs County Citizens
The Public Forum Editor thanks Meigs County residents for the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit. Acknowledge blood donors and urge continued support through blood donations time, effort, and money. Notes community responsibility backed by medical authorities and hospital oversight. Written from Marion Ebersbach Meigs County Red Cross chapter.
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Just as a Corpse at Twilight by Robert Martin
Nellie Tweed hosts a tense visit as secrets surface about Wilbur, Alice, and a gun. Doyle confronts Nellie after a heated argument, sensing a buried truth about Alice’s death and Nellie’s possible role. The scene ends with Doyle restraining Nellie and asserting control as a dangerous revelation looms.
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Stars Say Tomorrow: Luck Shifts After Anxiety
The horoscope notes a morning of anxiety about work, money, and power, with a sudden Wheel of Fortune turn bringing surprising achievement. Expect quick action, dramatic change, and possible romantic outcomes. Birthdays may see abrupt, thrilling shifts and a child born today could rise to high achievement.
Theatergoer questions ticket pricing in AL city
An audience member at a Salt Lake City theater confronts manager Lou Sorensen over advertised popular tickets costing one dollar. The man complains the pricing seems inconsistent with crowd appeal and seeks clarification.
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Alt Lake City
Lou Sorensen
Radio Programs Highlight and Schedule Notes
Radio listings summarize the 1990s era program blocks with segments on sports commentary and area show features. Mentions of hosts and specific times indicate varied offerings and regional focuses on entertainment and sports coverage.
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Dack Caraon
Ee Hadron Andy
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Roskat
Nte
Moe
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