Good Loser By Hal Boyle Portrait of William Faulkner at lunch
New York observer Hal Boyle writes about William Faulkner at a luncheon, describing Faulkner as small and polite with a sharp mind. Boyle notes Faulkner’s self criticism and relentless pursuit of big dreams despite setbacks and recent Pulitzer recognition.
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New York
William Faulkner
Power follows the purse in Byrd critique of spending
Senator Byrd warns in Washington that deficit spending has eroded purchasing power since 1940, notes the federal debt near the value of all U S assets, and urges budget restraint, foreign aid cuts, and tax relief opposition to curb wasteful programs. He cites 2.3 billion lost revenue from a $20 per person tax cut and stresses need for a balanced budget.
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Red
Harry F. Byrd
Washington
U. S
Federal Treasury
Treasury
Byrd
Newspapers as guardians of public rights and awareness
Richard W. Slocum of the American Newspaper Publishers Assoc. urges the press to embody responsibility and vigilance. The piece emphasizes the press as the people's information source, guardian of rights, and catalyst for community welfare, noting the need for public understanding and active engagement with newspapers. SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith credits apply.
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Guardian of the People
Richard W. Slocum
American New Publishers Assoc
Russia's disarmament offer scrutinized for gaps and motives
Washington observers doubt Moscow's plan to dismantle atomic arsenals and inspect programs will hold. The proposal seeks the removal of U S bases near Russia and world wide weapon destruction with inspections, but critics see vague terms and doubt thorough verification. Western powers propose peace talks, while the Russians may use the timing as a calculated offset.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Congress
Britain
France
Case of a wife’s spank me desire and marriage harmony
Dr George Crane discusses Marjorie a 33 year old wife who secretly craves a real spanking before lovemaking. He explains childhood conditioning may link erotic desire to punishment and urges sending for a booklet on sex differences to improve marital harmony.
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Marjorie
George W. Crane
Marjorie M
Dr. Crane
Medical Q and A on hernias spurs pregnancy and heredity
Dr. Jordan answers reader questions on groin ruptures and abdominal laxity after childbirth, heel spur treatment, risks of late pregnancies, heredity from mixed race parents, estrogens usage, and brain hemorrhage myths. Experts advise conservative care first for spurs, pregnancy at 45 possible yet riskier, heredity can yield darker children, and head pain does not guarantee a brain bleed.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Death of a Legend at Northfield Bank Heist
A bank heist unfolds in Northfield Minnesota as Jesse and his pursuers ride past a watching crowd. The James gang, with Bob Younger and Charlie Pitts, enters the First National Bank while townsfolk admire their horses and a sheriff snoozes nearby.
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Clell
Jesse
Jess
Mankato
Minn
First National Bank
James
Minnesota
Adair
Iowa
Division Street
Northfield
Lee & Hitchcock
H. Scriver & Co
First National Bank of Northfield
J. S. Allen
A. E. Manning
Wheeler & Blackman
Lee & Hitchcock's
Bob
Bob Younger
Cole
Clell Miller
Charlie
Whittler
Charlie Pitts
Jesse and his gang raid a bank in a dramatic hold up
In a tense bank assault, Jesse and two henchmen confront Heywood the cashier and two clerks. The time-locked safe stalemate escalates with brutal fear as Heywood’s injuries reveal the danger. The attackers threaten, test the lock, and prepare for further action.
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Cole
Beegan
Jesse
Joseph Lee Heywood
A. E. Bunker
F. J. Wilcox
Heywood
Wilcox
Bunker
Heyswood
Pitts
Bob
Ohio school subsidy reform eyed by legislature
The Ohio Senate Education Committee backs a new subsidy formula to shift from per pupil to classroom unit funding. Each unit, comprising a teacher and 30 students, would receive 1450 for operations plus teacher pay retirement and transport costs. After local revenue from a 10 mill levy is subtracted, the state would guarantee at least 2000 per unit.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Education Committee
Legislate
Sen. C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Senate
Mechem
Radio Schedule Dense with Network Lineups and Programs
A detailed listing of radio stations serving Columbus Huntington Cincinnati Athens Parkersburg Gallipolis and nearby areas with station call letters frequencies and a long daily program grid. The schedule includes news shows sports boxing opera theater music variety and comedy across AM and FM bands from morning through late night with providers CBS NBC MBS and ABC among others.
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ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
Cbs-Wens
MBS
WHKC
WATH
Athens
WIJEH
Gallipolis
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
Other
WMOA
Marietta
WOUI
Cbs
Mbs-West
Abe
Cbs Sports
Abe Tennessee Ernie
Cbs News
Abe Lone Ranger
Cba
Dinahn Shore
Abe Godfrey
Jack Gregson
Frank Sinatra
Perry Como
Cbs Serenade
Bing Crosby
Amos Andy
Cbe
Abe London
News & Varieties
All Nets
Farm
Cbg
Space Patrol
Abe Farm
City Hospital
Navy
Abe Army Band
S. Daugherty
Vincent Lopez
Metropolitan Opera
Teddy Wilson
Richard Hayes
Skinny Ennis
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