Race Revolution Wrong in peaceful sit-down demonstrations
The article argues that while protests against segregation are rising among both white and colored youth, violence and intimidation are not the path to reform. It warns that such tactics risk awakening nationwide hostility and delay meaningful change, noting peaceful efforts over the past decade have yielded more progress for African Americans.
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South
Congress
North
America
FAA Speed Limits on Electras Justified by Tell City Crash
The FAA's speed limit on Electra turbo props is prudent until investigations finish. Similarities to a Buffalo Texas crash last September bolster caution, yet overall air travel remains far safer than auto travel. Public concern is real but perspective is needed as corrective steps follow findings. Soldiers who served in Red China are denied back pay.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Tell City
Buffalo
Tex
FAA
Dear Abby Advice Column Frays Marital Strains
Reader questions Abby on long standing spousal hygiene issues and a suspected office romance. The column advises addressing the husband directly, revealing who shared the concern, and suggests bringing own clean dishes to protect children. It warns against public divorce talk and invites personal letters for replies.
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Abby
Preventive Action and Safety in Modern Life
Analyzes how rising use of technology and conveniences raises risks in daily living. Warns about automobile danger, home devices, and medicines when misused, with emphasis on forethought and preventive action to reduce injuries and disasters. Encourages safety campaigns and prudent behavior.
Jim Bishop profile of Edward Feely and a Harlem hit and run
In New York Manhattan Homicide East chief inspector Edward Feely uses mathematics to solve a hit and run death of Robin Joyner. The 4 year old girl was killed after a taxi driver dragged her into an endgame of witness accounts and a narrowing suspect pool. Feely and his detectives race through conflicting taxi descriptions to isolate 26 Negro cabbies, one of whom may have staged the death.
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Edward Feely
New York
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Park Avenue
Sutton Place
San Juan Hill
Harlem
Robin Joyner
Seventh Avenue
146Th Street
Robin
Police Athletic League
146Th
Feely
Dan Mahoney
17Th Precinct
Mahoney
Manhattan East
Cheating on exams robs honest students, Crane says
Doctor Crane exposes a widespread cheating problem in colleges with professors failing to police exams and students reporting only with risk of being labeled snitches. He recalls Northwestern's strict past, contrasts lax current attitudes, and urges fellow educators and taxpayers to demand enforcement.
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America
Dr. Crane
Try and Stop Me 1960
A satirical collage by Bennett Cerf features lines about a psychoanalyst and patient with a hallucinatory dynamic, luxury car tail lights prompting a dimming slogan, and a forlorn Mexican lady killer at a sidewalk cafe reflecting on love and language. The piece mixes humor and provocative imagery in a single-panel style.
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Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Pilots Find VIPER CUB Airplane Has a Rattlesnake
In Tulsa two pilots fly a small two place plane to home with a rattlesnake loose aboard. Clyde Baskin and H D Lile bagged five rattlers earlier but a 4 foot snake vanished mid flight then hid under a seat once they landed. The crew cleared the craft and nerves calmed after inspection.
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Tulsa
Okla
Clyde Baskin
Baskin
H. D. Lile
Easter Seals Programs Help Disabled Children Online
A public health appeal promotes Easter Seals campaigns and describes Johnny a quadruple amputee who attended a six week Easter Seal camp learning crafts swimming and social integration. The piece notes 58 camps nationwide last year serving 7398 children and 1245 adults and urges donations. It also answers a reader question on nighttime leg cramps with circulation tips and potential medicines.
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National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Easter Seal Society
Johnny
Easter Seal Societies
Propaganda War and Marxist tactics in Soviet politics
George Sokolsky discusses Soviet aggression, brainwashing, and the Marxist worldview. He cites Mme Suzanne Labin’s The Technique of Soviet Propaganda, detailing how Communist parties are controlled by the Kremlin, operate as totalitarian states, and deploy vast propaganda networks with hundreds of thousands of activists and significant funding.
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Soviet Russia
Mao Tse-tung
Karl Marx
Nelson Glueck
Desert
Attila
Genghis Khan
Mme
Suzanne Labin
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Mme. Labin
Cps
Kremlin
Labin
Unclear newspaper subscription rates and mailing details
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail delivery options. Rates vary by region and duration, including Ohio and West Virginia addresses, with push for subscriptions and Associated Press membership noted.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
P.ae
Athens
Ohio
Associated Press
The
Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
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Northwestern University
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