Frontier groups mobilize for Nixon campaign at Chicago meeting
The GOP plans a Lincoln themed frontiersman push for the 1960 bid with groups called trail blazers rail splitters and sod busters. Critics worry about past focus and farm vote impact while noting possible changes to avoid hostile connotations.
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Nixon
Trail Blazers
Chicago
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ohio
Frontier Association
Castro Uses Foreign Threats to Hold Cuban Nation
The piece argues that tyrants invent external wars to consolidate power and cites Fidel Castro. It claims Castro inflames Cuban fears of foreign aggression to distract from domestic troubles, portraying his rhetoric as deliberate manipulation.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Uncle Sam
Instant ideas are not the word for thinking
The writer argues that ideas and sound opinions cannot be produced instantly. Reflective thought and weighing evidence take time, especially on complex problems, and while instant products exist in food, they cannot apply to ideas or opinions.
Dear Abby Advice Column Mixes Family Strains
A reader asks if grandparents were wrong to worry after babysitting for a week with no contact from the parents. Abby cautions against being taken advantage of and urges clear boundaries. Other letters concern a dentist visit touchiness, a teen wardrobe saga, and a Korea Camp Casey note about R and R.
Dr Crane counsels on lifelong work ladder mindset
In a patient letter Dr George W. Crane argues there is no single future in any job. He urges readers to use entry positions as stepping stones, develop practical experience, and assess personal traits to pursue long term success. He offers a Vocational Guidance Kit for a small fee.
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Larry
Larry G
Ben-Gurion Visit Highlights U S Dilemma Over Arab-Israeli Ties
The United States received Prime Minister Ben-Gurion amid private talks on Arab threats to Israel. Officials avoid an official state visit to avoid angering Arab leaders while providing moral support. Washington opts for cautious balance, wary of provoking Nasser and regional powers.
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United States
Ben-Gurion
Israel
U. S
Nasser
Cairo
Damascus
Washington
Soviet Union
Story of Jims New Elegant Living Room by the River
Jim Bishop describes building a $24,000 living room addition with black white and plum decor, 30 by 28 feet, cork floor and a Paris street scene painting collection. The party to celebrate featured friends, music, and a swinging funeral parlor joke from his wife.
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Shrewsbury
Arthur Brower
Allen Brothers
Joe Vincent
Cork
Greenwich Village
Paris
Chou En-lai
Gayle
Bishop
Chief
Buzz Connors
Ralph Walter
Rocky
Kenny
May Thurston
Jim Sullivan
America
Woman confronts poultry shop over wishbone
In Manhattan a shopper confronts a poultry seller after claiming yesterday's chicken lacked a wishbone. The reply asserts the birds are content with life. The piece also notes Lorrain D Essen and her pampered white lama Llinda walking through Miss D Essen's home, prompting derisive remarks from a guest.
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Obert Q. Lewis
Lorrain D'Essen
Llinda
Miss D’essen
Lower Manhattan
Linda
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Funds Needed Says Mediator
Washington mediator James P. Finnegan, director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, told a Senate subcommittee the agency lacks funds to provide services that could avert costly strikes. He urged restoring cuts recommended by the House, which proposed a $187,600 reduction from a $4,093,000 budget for the year starting July 1.
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Tion
James P. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Senate Appropriations
House
House Appropriations Committee
Finnegan
Opera on Sacco and Vanzetti Stirs Controversy and Accusations
George Sokolsky attacks the Ford Foundation and the Metropolitan Opera for commissioning Marc Blitzstein to write both libretto and score about the Sacco-Vanzetti case. He cites Blitzstein’s alleged Communist ties and raises questions about choosing such a volatile, historical subject for a national opera, noting the Wickersham Committee's non-binding critique.
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Ford Foundation
Metropolitan Opera
Marc Blitzstein
Sacco-Vanzetti
Sacco
Aaron Burr
John Brown
Robert E. Lee
al Capone
Gyp the Blood
Lefty Louie
Jesse James
Gamble Benedict
League of American Writers
Schappes Defense Committee
American Council On Soviet Relations
National Council of American - Soviet Friendship
Jefferson School of Social Science
Peoples Radio Foundation
American Committee For Protection of Foreign Born
Joint
Refugee Committee
Committee For the
Congress
Communist Party
Blitzstein
Gwen Anderson
New York
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Lillian Hellman
Brecht
Kurt Weill
Bilitzstein
United States
Perod
Kremlin
Wickersham Committee On
Wickersham Committee
Health Advice On Birth Defects Cleft Palate And Lip
The article explains birth defects like cleft palate or lip are caused by a mix of heredity infections and nutritional factors, not blame. Most cases involve multiple factors. many occur before birth and can be corrected with plastic surgery or prosthetic devices. It also notes eczema often stems from allergy and nervous factors.
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M.V.E
Straitsville Girls Named for Buckeye State Program
In New Straitsville the American Legion Auxiliary selected two local students for Buckeye Girls State. Karen Martin, a straight A student at New Straitsville High School, and her alternate, Sharon Begley, both noted for high grades.
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New Straitsville
American Legion Auxiliary
Buckeye
Karen Martin
New Straitsville High School
Sharon Begley
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