Federal help urged to curb nationwide gambling networks
States and cities press for federal action to fight gambling seen as national in scope. Senate moves to bar shipping slot machines across state lines while lawmakers weigh a law to end off the track or handbook betting on horse races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
J. Howard McGrath
National Association of
State) Attorneys General
American Municipal Association
U.S. Conference of Mayors
National Institute of Municipal Law Officers
Congress
Senate
House
Desert House Secrets Stir Clemency and Jon Amberley
Clemency Norton, nurse governess to Baba Amberley, finds herself entangled with Jon Amberley as a desert storm winds through the family mansion in Biskra. Tensions rise after a drunken cafe sighting and a near accident, leaving Clemency uneasy about Jon while Baba stays mostly patient.
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Clemency Norton
Baba
Dom
Syrie Amberley
Syrie
Jon
Piers
Clemency
Biskra
Sandersons
Tiers
Louisie
Jon Amberley
Goodby
Memory course urged as remedy for older workers
The Chicago Journal of Commerce cites Emil Rieve of the CIO criticizing industry for not providing jobs for workers over 45. It notes a 65 retirement pension pattern set by the United Steelworkers under Philip Murray and argues retirement funds should come from earnings, highlighting the job squeeze and the tragedy of long-term unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Rieve
Bellicose
CIO
Rieve
United Steelworkers
Philip Murray
USW
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Pocketbook concerns vs socialized medicine in 1960s critique
The Independent notes Farm Bureau fear that Americans favor pocketbook costs over liberties. Attending 200 of 1000 at a socialized medicine meeting, 750 at a tax repeal hearing, the piece argues compulsory government health insurance signals a step toward a planned economy and government control, urging readers to wake to the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Bridgewater
Mass
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Federation
Lenin
New York Rainmakers Face Uncontrolled Experiments
The city hired scientists to seed clouds and create rain for reservoirs but experiments have been repeatedly delayed by rain and sometimes produced wide area rain anyway. The scientists prize controlled tests, yet their efforts yield unclear results amid unpredictable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
ECA Supports Scientists But Colonial Office Blocks Wives
The Economic Cooperation Administration backs married geologists, assayers, and topographers slated for field work in Africa and Asia. The British Colonial Office says jungles are no place for wives and would ban husbands as excess baggage, slowing surveys. ECA resists, warning of a future shortage of scientists if policies persist.
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Economic Cooperation Administration
U.S
Africa
Southeast Asia
British Guiana
British
ECA
Blind Bob the justice of the peace runs Virginia City’s revived Old West
In Virginia City Montana Blind Bob Gohn, a sightless former miner turned justice of the peace, tavern keeper, and store operator, reflects on Alder Gulch’s gold lore, ghost-town revival led by Charles Bovey, and tourist revival fueling the town and its 315 residents.
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Virginia City
Mont
Justice of the Peace
Bob” Gohn
Bob
Montana
Alder Gulch
Charles Bovey
Bovey
Blind Bob
George Gohn
Montana Territory
Cemetery Hill
Mother Lode
Prostate Enlargement Tied to Aging and Surgery Options
The piece explains that prostate enlargement commonly accompanies aging and can cause frequent urination, nighttime urination, and delayed start of flow. It warns of back pressure to the kidneys, possible inability to urinate, and temporary relief via catheter, noting surgery is often preferred and varies by case.
Toll Road System Increases in Nation
Pay as you drive highway systems expand across the Northeast. The American Public Works Association notes about 300 miles of toll roads in Connecticut Maine New York and Pennsylvania are in use, with 132 miles under construction in New Jersey and New Hampshire.
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Chicago
American Public Works Association
Connecticut
Maine
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Television Programming Schedules Change Across Stations
Listing of WLWC WTVN and WBNS channels with evening and daytime lineups. Prime time features Kukla Fran and Ollie News Caravan Teletheater Lights Out NBC Opera and a To Be Announced film. Daytime and afternoon blocks include Test Pattern Haystack Hullabaloo Cactus Jim Howdy Doody Pantry Party Open House and more.
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Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Showroom
Pauper
WTVN
Captain Video
Manhattan Spotlight
al Morgan
Mrs. Eels
Pictorial
Jimmy Leeper
Carnival of Music
Cartoon Theater
Quiz Hall Answers For Men Women Teens
A reader quiz lists ten questions across men women and teens with multiple choice answers. It includes US Senate term length, sampan use, Bible books, ship facts, actor roles, Florida geography, saccharin form, Shinto country, a disc game, and Savannah steamship year with a garbled answer key.
Mineral residents note births and local visits
Mr and Mrs Gerald Buckley announce a son William Gerald joining two daughters Connie and Linda. Belle Crow ill for days. Funeral services for Dan McLain held at the Methodist church with Rev Harry Dickerson. attendees included J P Emish Frank McDaniel Ed Hawk William Younkins and William Jackson. Local visits extend to Springfield Columbus Marion Athens and Nelsonville with relatives and former Mineral resident Elza Wadley now in Oklahoma.
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Mineral
Gerald Buckley
William Gerald
Connie
Linda
Belle Crow
J. P. Emish
Frank McDaniel
Ed Hawk
New Marshfield
Dan McLain
Carbondale
Harry Dickerson
William Younkins
William Jackson
Ralph Gibson
Gordon
Oris Hall
Springfield
Elza Wadley
Oklahoma
Linsey Stout
Caster Bobo
Hiram Wadley
John Taylor
Columbus
Fillmore Taylor
Radio Programs Schedule roundup with notable shows listed
A dense listing of radio programming across networks NBC CBS ABC and others detailing show names hosts and times from early evening to late night including news music drama variety and kiddies hour with multiple regional notes and cross network entries. It preserves the period tone and enumerates program offerings and time slots with several placeholder or ambiguous entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbc
Cbs
Abc-West
Nbc News
Frank Sinatra
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe
Abe Jack Smith
Abeo
Gordon MacRae
Ethel and Albert
Abe Bobby Benson
Barlow
Nbc-Tv
Godfrey
Cbs-Tv
Henry Taylor
Abo Crime Fighters
Mbs
Voorhees
Abe Radio
Dbs Melody
Paul Lavalle
Abe Rex Maupin
Night Beat
Friend Irma
Ted Malone
Abo
Bob Hawk
News
Abec
News & Variety
Abc
Hollywood
Abe Hannibal Cobb
Abe Bob Poole
Haseball
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Mermene
NEA Service
FNC
Hermina Black
Synie
Cupid
Boyle
Hal Boyle
Aristotle
Johnson
Rousseau
Aaa
Terence
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
WLWC
WBNS
TVV
Cbs-Tv News
Silver Theater
The
Goldbergs
Studio One
Nitecappers
Blackie
Dick Turner
Azcaraw
Wilton E. Hall
United States
China
FOR
Chicago Deadline
Errol Flynn
Alan Ladd
Walter Pidgeon
Paul Douglas
Florida
St. Augustine
Russia
France
Greece
Japan
Savannah
Prvog
Ueder
Paul
Ivy
G. Lowry
Ed Cox
Donna Brooks
Orville Shingler
Marion
Howard
Jack
Donald
Heida
Leonard Crow
Lithuania
Charles Woods
Sandra
Wood
Dewey McDaniel
Asbury Ridge
Robert Dinsmoore
Cincinnati
Grace Lowry
Peg Woods
Nelsonville
Clifton Swaim
By Galbraith
Clevelandaires
Arthur Godfrey
WLW
Cinecinnati
Abc-Wcol
WSAZ
Huntington
Cbs-Wens
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
University
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