The New Red Look and World Policy Reflections
A critique of U S News and World Report on the Geneva Spirit and Russia U S arms policy. It argues socialism and communism spread worldwide, notes U S and allied missteps, and predicts a shift in the 1985 era. It also covers meat production trends, pork supply and pricing, and a hog marketing conference urging practical purchase plans for schools and institutions. The piece ends with a wry line about bedside reading and money.
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Unmen
Geneva
Russia
Middle East
U.S. News & World Report
United States
China
Washington
Shining Louie Falsetti Lights Rockefeller Center Shoes
Louis Falsetti, a 50 year veteran at Rockefeller Center, shines about 50 pairs daily, once served a famous client President Truman, and recalls Italy days when he worked for 15 cents a day. He values America, cares for his sons, and continues his daily grind after a serious throat operation last year.
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Hal Bored
New York
Rockefeller Center
America
Louis Falsetti
John D. Rockefeller
Jrom
Louie
Luigi
United States
Harry Truman
Italy
Louise
Ameron
Zalecman
Caruso
Senate probes GM bigness in four week antitrust hearings
Washington reports that a Senate antitrust subcommittee led by Senator O Mahoney will hold four weeks of hearings on General Motors. GM executives economists and dealers will testify. The panel seeks to understand GM size and its impact on the economy rather than branding GM a target.
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James Marl
Washington
General Motors
Senate Antitrust
O'Mahoney
O/MAHONEY
Subcommittee
Congress
Doctor Crane Seeks Mind Over Muscle Cure
Reading from a 20th century advice column, Dr. George W Crane discusses a patient named Wendell Haged who experiences functional paralysis in his right hand when writing in public. The doctor prescribes cognitive tricks and physical stress methods, plus prompts readers to request his booklet How to Control Your Emotions with a stamped envelope and 20 cents.
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Wrenam
George W. Crane Chee
Wendell Haged
Ocean
Horoscope fragment hints at turbulent year and new ventures
Mixed planetary influences suggest mid afternoon shifts and possible changes in projects. Caution in personal relationships and a focus on future security may bring ventures between mid December and mid year. Avoid friction with associates and monitor health in February as self reliance rises though aggression can appear.
Day of the Outlaw scene deepens with a deadly confrontation
In a tense Western scene Lee Wells chronicles Pace's lethal escalation as Ava reacts with shock and Dan grapples with growing hatred. Tex restrains Ava while Bruhn, Dan, and Doc Lather confront the room as gunfire erupts and reinforcements arrive to complicate the showdown.
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Dan
Bruhn
Tke
Ian
Jack
Doc
Ava
Tex
Clargett
Brubn
Othe Bar
Odium
Tommy
Denver
Hal Crane
Spade Road
Tex Sa Dan
Tex Tex
UNICEF Drive Raises Forty Thousand? Wait Ravenswood Event
UNICEF solicitation hosted by Walton Memorial Methodist and First Baptist in Ravenswood raised 6738 to aid underprivileged children with food and medicines through UNICEF. Thirty youths from the two churches organized the drive and will send funds to the United Nations Children’s Fund.
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Ravenswood
Walton Mmorial Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Unicef
United Nations
United Nations Childrens Education Fund
Beverly Blaxe
Carolyn Flesher
Richard Ward
Marguherita Geren
Jancie Jarrett
Death of Cecil Sopher Linked to Hemlock Area
Obituary notice notes Cecil Sopher of Toledo, former Hemlock resident, died of a heart ailment. Survived by son Floyd, two Toledo grandchildren, and Nina Nein of Caltrain, widow of the late John Sopher. Also reports Navy Mothers Tag Day proceeds, hospital fund use, and local club activities and visits in Hemlock and surrounding towns.
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Cecil Sopher
Toledo
Sopher
Floyd
Nina Nein
Caltrain’ Ais
John and
Delia’ Sopher
Navy
Mildred Stewart
Theegular
Hilah West
Radio Programs Radio Listings Across The Day
Radio schedule lists multiple shows and hosts with times and program names. Names like Tammy Kaye Jonny Clace and Nora Drake appear alongside news and music segments. The lineup includes talk and musical features through the evening with a Broadway Matinee and variety blocks.
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Lopes Music
Nora Drake
Ebe
Anarica
Abe Iby Mercer
Abe ‘Bruce
Danmbe
Bandyland
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