Moves To Remain in Power in 1960s GOP Agenda
The piece argues the Republican Party could regain power by halting unpopular policies. It urges ending foreign aid, curbing civil rights overreach, avoiding Supreme Court clashes, embracing monetary restraint, halting universal military training, limiting federal education aid, stopping interstate superhighway expansion, and withdrawing from UN funding. It also cautions against inflationary pressure and excessive government growth.
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Republican Party
Supreme Court
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Our Poor Education Warnings and Self-Improvement Charge
The piece argues America must avoid turning out science robots while improving education. It warns scientists may be isolated culturally and humanities lag, with students testing poorly in history economics and geography. It calls for better education and a broader, value aware approach across schools.
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America
Maxwell and Amory clash over party queen Elsa Maxwell
Jim Bishop cites a sharp New York Times Book Review critique by Cleveland Amory of Elsa Maxwell's entertaining book. He argues Amory’s review targets the author more than the work and praises Maxwell’s persona and influence while pledging support for her.
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Cleveland Amory
Elsa Maxwell
Mr. Amory
Miss Maxwell
Fort Knox
Maxwell
Amory
Duchess of Windsor
New York Times Book Review
Webster's Dictionary
Psychiatrist Claims Therapy Can Help Gay People Change
Dr Cranes booklet offers a controversial program claiming gay individuals can become heterosexual through will power and structured dating. He cites cases, urges readers to request a 200 point Tests for Sweethearts, and insists scientific progress requires facing facts.
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Dr. Crane
America
Scientists Seek Fortified Foods To Improve Diets
Scientists and industry partners push cereal fortification with vitamins B6 B12 and the amino acid 1 lysine to boost protein in bread and cereals for low income areas. They note iodine addition to salt and vitamin A in foods, with eggs and milk fortified for children.
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Food and Chemical Industries
Robert R. Williams
Williams-Waterman Fund For the Combat of
Research Corp. New York
N. W. Flodin
J. W. Brown
du Pont
C. L. Wrenshall
Charles Pfizer & Co
Williams
Try and Stop Me IM STRALEY’s Chicago wolf tale
A Chicago wolf persuades a party chick to join him at a Cubs game, she misses the gate and hangs up after a phone call. He rushes to her apartment for answers, she calls him a heel. Lynn Sumner introduces his lecture with a Latin origin joke about Audio and taurus. A school child contrasts chocolate and vanilla in a 1957 Bennett Cerf piece.
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IM Straley
Chicago
Cubs
Lynn Sumner
Taurus
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicote
Brain Game Answers from a Geography Quiz
Answers: copper. nickel radium and platinum. Danube. Belgium. oil. west. Maine. Africa.
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Katanga
Africa
Vienna
Budapest
Belgrade
Belgium
China
Egypt
South America
Tasmania
New Zealand
Maine
Nevada
Tropics
Asia
Coupon Bearing Turkeys Released From store Roof
City police in Carlsbad New Mexico reported a peculiar incident as Sam Jenkins released 33 turkeys from the roof of his furniture store. Each bird carried a coupon granting a discount to shoppers at Jenkins' store. The public was invited to chase and capture the birds for the offers.
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Carlsbad N. M
Sam Jenkins
Jenkins
When Income Tax Drags the Small Man to Revolt
The piece argues that heavy detailed accounting costs push middle and small earners toward higher prices and personal hardship. It condemns tax evasion and tax havens while noting resentment toward a burdensome system could spark public demand for abolition in a free society.
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United States
Mexico City
Rome
Spain
Europe
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
When to Remove Tonsils A Practical Family Doctor Guide
The article discusses whether to remove tonsils or leave them in for children. It weighs risks and benefits, cites cases where postponement or removal is advised, and emphasizes consulting the physician in charge for individual factors. It notes frequent tonsillectomies occur but are not undertaken without good reason.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Congressional
United States
Bright
Horoscope for Sagittarians Offers Practical Roadmap
Tomorrow warns against extravagance and dubious schemes. Birthday year promises ingenuity, responsibility, and possible prestige through creative handling. Advancements in work and finances expected, with heart warming personal news late March and social experiences and travel opportunities spread across June September January May August and November.
Thanksgiving Prayer Lifted by Rio Grande Faithful
Public forum reverently gives thanks for Thanksgiving with lines praising God's love and daily bread. A. W. Thorne from Rio Grande Ohio leads prayers for blessing on those in service and hope that members stay steadfast, avoid fret, and remember the straight and narrow path.
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uInta Ag
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Edwin Jordan
God of Heaven
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Rio Grande, Ohio
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