Crack in Constitution prompts debate on presidential inability
A century‑long debate over presidential incapacity gains urgency as Eisenhower era concerns resurface. Discussions hinge on whether the vice president merely wields powers temporarily or becomes acting president, and who should decide when a president can no longer serve. Historical examples of Garfield and Wilson are cited.
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Eisenhower
Garfield
Wilson
Supreme Court
Toy Trade Fire Powered by Guns Tops 1957 Toys
Ruth Handler of Mattel predicts gun themed toys will lead 1957 sales, with up to 13 million toy guns likely sold by Christmas, surpassing dolls. The firm employs up to 1,000 at its Los Angeles plant and aims for near 10 million in annual business as it bets on new items like the thunderburp gun and the Fanner Fifty pistol.
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New York
Ruth Handler
Jesse James
Mattel, Inc
Los Angeles
Nasser and the Suez crisis loom over Middle East power
The piece argues Egyptian President Nasser flaunts power, leverages Suez, and faces backlash from Arab allies led by Saud. It discusses oil wealth, Western dependence, and the risk of new conflicts if Nasser oversteps, noting U S aid shifts and the uneasy balance with Russia. A second section reflects on driving speeds on the Ohio Turnpike showing high compliance with posted limits.
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How to Lose 10 Lbs in 10 Days and Save Romance
Dr Crane cites Strangler Lewis to claim obesity raises blood pressure and harms romance. He urges readers to diet, slim down, and regain vitality, offering a booklet on losing weight and improving marital appeal. Includes anecdote of Lewis shedding 80 lbs and lowering blood pressure 78 points.
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George W. Crane
Strangier Lewis
Los Angeles
Mr. Lewis
Morgan and Cass Survive Duel and Wedding Clash
In June on the river road Morgan battles Tom Alder in a gun duel that ends with Cass Simcoe's sacrifice and Jagger's death. Morgan consoles Cass, who reveals plans to marry and teases an American romance with a Texas twist as they reconcile at harvest time.
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Morgan
Alder
Joe Jagger
Jagger
Cass Simcoe
St. Louis
Writer's cramps and salivation in medical Q and A
The Family Doctor column explains writer's cramp as a professional disorder from fine motor tasks with fatigue and spasms, plus social and occupational adjustments. It covers excess saliva from various causes, including neurosis, and notes coffee's effects on hypertension and beer allergy reactions, with general guidance.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
Jordan
Splendid planetary aspects for personal relations ahead
The stars forecast a time to give and receive, with cooperation and new friendships. Social events should be enjoyable and a birthday year suggests achievement if goals are pursued. be conservative financially but expect recognition from trusted superiors in September and October. A child born today will be energetic and ambitious.
French Husband of Betsy Von Furstenberg Pleads Guilty
New York reports Guy Vincent, 36, husband of actress Betsy Von Furstenberg, and three associates were imprisoned after pleading guilty to operating a multi million dollar gold smuggling racket. The couple wed in 1954 and have a 2 year old daughter.
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New York
Guy Vincent
Betsy von Furstenberg
Vincent
Easter Poem Reflection by Jessie A Whisman
A brief poem reflects on the crown of thorns the crucifixion and the resurrection. It references Gethsemane, Scourging, Calvary, and an angel at the tomb. The writer Jessie A Whisman from Athens RD 4 is noted at the end.
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Gethsemane
Calvary
Jessie A. Whisman
Garden Time In Snowy End Of March
A reader from West Kanauga signs in March 23 describing lingering snow, a busy yet hopeful mood for spring gardening, and plans to stay indoors by the fire tonight as winter lingers and hints of spring remain distant.
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Rosalie West Kanauga
Blind Man’s Touch Convicts Suspect In Robbery Case
In Danville Virginia a blind man named George Travis testified he felt the contours of the robber’s face during an attempted home invasion. The suspect Ernest Smith fled but was later arrested. Travis identified Smith by touch and said his fingers were unusually sensitive. Smith received six months in jail.
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Danville
George Travis
Ernest Smith
Travis
Smith
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