Reuther analyzes 1960 votes and urges business allies to mobilize
Roy Reuther, head of UAW political action, finds in 1960 election data that business and professional voters cast 26 percent of the national vote while union members produced 26 percent, despite 37 percent versus 18 percent eligibility. He urges organizing stockholders and allied groups to boost turnout and align voters to support Kennedy's program.
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United Auto Workers
Roy Reuther
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Kennedy
Pulitzer Prize Wins Defy Age With Veteran Editors
Prize winner at 85 Tom Storke bought the Santa Barbara Daily News in 1900 and built The News Press. He turned down $5 million for the paper while continuing daily work. Walter Lippmann at 72 and Lawrence H. Gibson at 81 also win for editorial writing and history, showing age is no barrier to achievement. The average prize recipient age is 51, with many in their 40s.
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Santa Barbara
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News-Press
Storke
Walter Lippmann
New York World m9
Lawrence H. Gibson
Columbia University
Lehigh University
Eskimo Delegation Seeks Alaska Land and Rights
Eskimo representatives visit Washington to urge Congress to define rights under the 1867 Alaska purchase treaty. They seek land north of the Arctic Circle and shared mineral rights, oppose tribal segregation, and emphasize independent, hunter traditions amid potential statehood development and public lands expansion. They number 23,000 in Alaska.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Russia
Arctic Circle
Island
Point Hope
Don Quixote Cast as Colombia’s New President Valencia
The article portrays Guillermo Leon Valencia as a Don Quixote type leader elected president of Colombia in a peaceful vote. It describes his lifelong political pursuit, aloofness from worldly affairs, and chivalrous stance. U.S. observers see this as signaling a possible broad shift for Colombia and Latin America.
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Guillermo Leon Valencia
Colombia
Don Quixote
Valencia
United States
Switzerland
Vassar President Opposes Premarital Relations Says College Has Duty
The article argues that Vassar College and other institutions bear responsibility in admissions and character building. It credits President Sarah Gibson Blanding for opposing premarital relations and promiscuity among students. It cautions against liberal views that private matters become public and stresses parental concern and social consequences.
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Vassar
Sarah Gibson Blanding
Miss Blanding
Dear Abby Advice From A Long Letter Page
Dear Abby answers reader questions on marriage counselors arranging help, meeting a shy neighbor, escort at weddings, and a warning to a reader about a married man's commitment. The column offers practical guidance and emphasizes etiquette and personal responsibility in relationships.
Stimulating Teens With Bible Tales
Ohio State University faculty plan a mass meeting over objections to the administration canceling appearances of three controversial speakers. The sermon-like guidance suggests using dramatic Bible episodes to engage teens before teaching moral precepts.
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Elijah
Jezebel
Columbus
Ohio State University
Kennedy frames presidency as active steward for general welfare
President Kennedy told the United Auto Workers he will be an active leader for the general welfare opposing inflationary price and wage increases. The speech linked Roosevelt andCorwin Koenig's view of presidents rallying public opinion and noted the 1946 Employment Act creating an advisory council to guide national economic policy.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United Auto Workers
UAW
United States
Roosevelt
Dency
Edward_ 8. Corwin
Louis W. Koenig
Congress
Truman
Eisenhower
Council of Economic Advisers
Hal Boyle on middle age and its hidden perks
The column argues middle age brings quiet advantages despite fears. It notes thinner hair lowers grooming effort, calmer spousal relations, softer boss scrutiny with a 25 year pin, easier daytime rests, and growing doctor interest, while teenagers ignore you and seniors envy potential.
Local Movements and Visits In Mason Area
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush and son moved into the Charles Ingles property at Third and Anderson Streets. Mrs. Fred Spencer of Mason left for Camp Lejeune to visit her son and daughter-in-law and granddaughter Dawn. Mrs. George Clay of Niles, Ohio, returned home after two weeks with the Wayne Green family. Mr. Green is recovering from surgery. David Richardson moved to York, Pennsylvania for work. Mrs. Richardson and daughter will join him. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Wilson take a two-week vacation to North Carolina and Fort Lauderdale. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stewart and sons hosted as dinner guests Grace Weaver, Harold Ohlinger and families, David Warner, and Tommy Peyton.
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Chas. D. Yeager Mason
Robert Roush
Mason
Charles Ingles
Third and
Anderson Sts
Fred Spencer
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Edward Spencer
Dawn
George Clay
Niles
Ohio
Wayne Green
Green
David Richardson
York
Richardson
Etta Roush
R. K. Wilson
North Carolina
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Fred Stewart
Grace Weaver
New Haven
Harold Ohlinger
David Warner
Tommy Peyton
Postal delivery terms and address for The Messenger
The text lists mailing options in Ohio including delivery by mail and possession terms one week to one year, entered at Athens. It shows rates and indicates mail should be addressed to The Messenger Publishing Co at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio.
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W. Union St
Athens, Ohl
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