Dissent and Reflection After the Summit Collapse
The piece argues for frank nonpartisan discussion of Khrushchev's Paris move and the U2 incident. It critiques the U S response led by Defense Secretary Gates and notes the president's exemplary conduct under pressure while urging deeper lessons to prevent future blunders.
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Khrushchev
Defense Gates
Casey Stengel Half Century in Baseball Memoir
The piece highlights Casey Stengel's 50 years in baseball from his 1910 start with Kankakee to his famous managing era with the Yankees. It notes his unorthodox lineups, colorful language, mixed success with Braves and Dodgers, and possible Yankees future changes whether he wins a pennant or not.
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New York Yankee
Casey Stengel
Kankakee
Ill
Northern Association
Casey
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankees
New York
Long Low Problems A Texas engineer questions car design
University of Texas civil engineer Clyde E. Lee argues that low undercarriage designs reduce drivers field of vision by over six inches over the last decade. He says highways should accommodate crankcase clearance and notes road conditions vary, making low cars impractical on rough country roads.
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University of Texas
Clyde E. Lee
Israel Turns 12 With Hope And Peril In Arab Core
As Israel marks its 12th independence anniversary, observers note rapid state-building and regional challenges. Water supply limits, Negev cultivation, and Jordan river diversion loom amid Arab opposition while the country earns praise for energy and initiative in a troubled Middle East. Also cited is a poll showing a rise in adult drinking, with aphorisms from Macdonald and Montaigne.
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Israel
Palestine
Negev
Jordan
Middle East
Dear Abby Advice From The Papers Dear Abby
A collection of Dear Abby questions and responses covering concerns about alcohol in children's drinks, celebrating birthdays on the right date, a retiree's heavy call for babysitting, and an inquiry about a dog-loving relative, all presented in Abby's familiar column voice.
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Abby
Size of Espionage In Cold War Era
Hoover reports rising espionage activity from 1947 to 1950 with thousands of cases. He notes Soviet bloc intelligence expansion, use of diplomatic status, and the Abel case involving money delivery to Helen Sobell. Fraudulent passports aid spies and cross border operations.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Red
United States
Abel
Hayhanen
FBI
Helen Sobell
Morton Sobell
Julius Rosenberg
Sobell
Mrs. Sobell
Bear Mountain State Park
New York
Soviet Union
Russia
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Alexander Trachtenberg
James Jackson
George Morris
Victor J. Jerome
Dodge City gunfight tale from 1870s Long Branch saloon
Jim Bishop recalls Dodge City in the 1870s as a rough frontier town with The Long Branch saloon. Notable events include deputy and city officials’ deaths, a jail escape, and the April 5 1879 duel between Frank Loving and Levi Richardson that ended with Richardson's death and Loving's self defense verdict.
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Dodge City
Front Street
Long Branch
Kansas Historical Quarterly
William B
Bat” Masterson
McCarty
Fannie Keenan
Dora Hand
Edward J. Masterson
George Wilson
Frank Loving
Levi Richardson
Ford County Globe
Loving
Richardson
Wisconsin
Adam Jackson
Greenwich Village
Pep up Sunday School Attendance With Contests and Community Outreach
Doctor Crane outlines church growth ideas using motion pictures to draw children, a four week team contest with point-based incentives, and a block census system to recruit attendees. He suggests Minute Men, vocational clinics, marriage clinics, nursery programs, and live employment and housing services to boost church activity and revenue.
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Alan J
Alan
Try and Stop Me by George Jean Nathan
A terse poem style piece cites Nathan remarks on a failed musical and a bride distressed by a partner who leaves with his bowling ball. The lines mix sharp wit with a melodramatic domestic vignette, concluding with a humorous verse about a man whose name she cannot recall.
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Sam Himmell
Darling
Bennett Cert
King Features Syndicate
Relationship Between TV Viewing and High School Achievement
A study by Arthur S. MacDonald of Marquette University examined 1650 tenth and twelfth graders in Albany Chicago and Milwaukee. It found high achievers averaged 8.5 hours weekly of TV while low achievers averaged 19 hours. high achievers favored programs requiring intellectual engagement and read more books, with 51 percent academic while low achievers read mostly lighter material.
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Arthur S. MacDonald
Reading Service
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Albany
Chicago
Journal of Development Reading
Education Digest
Lily Langtry the Jersey Lily Daughter of Clergyman
English actress Lily Langtry known as the Jersey Lily rose to fame in the 1880s and was noted as the daughter of a clergyman.
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Lily Langtry
the Jersey Lily
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