Nixon Tackles State Dept Mail in Quemoy Debates
Nixon attacks a State Department official over unevaluated mail figures connected to the Formosa Quemoy dispute. Report notes suspected Communist and liberal campaigns flooding the department with letters urging appeasement, while White House mail backs a hard line. Capitol Hill hints at possible Senate scrutiny and internal security actions.
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Nixon
State Department
Formosa-Quemoy
Wise
Washington
Northern California
Quemoy
United Press
Dulles
Capitol Hill
Eastland
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
McCarthy
Road Sign Riddles and Highway Humor in English Speaking Lands
A humorous essay rails at confusing road signs and their odd wordings. The speaker mocks phrases like fallen rock zone and end speed zone while listing absurd or ambiguous signs seen on United States roads. The piece ends with wry disappointment at toll notices.
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George Washington Bridge
Hudson
Doctor Crane Examines Stingy Husbands and Praise
Dr. George W. Crane analyzes the J anon case Alice R. and other wives show how lack of praise harms marriages. He urges husbands to seek advice, ask for opinions, and reconnect emotionally to rebuild love in a 90 day plan. He promotes Tests for Husbands & Wives booklets via the newspaper.
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Alice
George W. Crane
Alice R
John
Scrooge
Silas Marner
Kinsey
America
Khrushchev says USSR will not join Formosa clash
In a one question one answer Tass interview Khrushchev asserts the Soviet Union will not participate in China’s civil war in Formosa unless attacked from outside. He warns Peiping Moscow will aid Red China only if U.S. forces strike, framing the crisis as China’s internal affair.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Far East
Tass
Moscow
Formosa
Khrushchev
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Peiping
Eisenhower
Red China
Formosa Strait
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
United States
Washington
Auto Stability Boosts Industry Outlook Through Labor Peace
The auto sector gains three years of labor stability easing fears of a downturn. Consumer debt rises as confidence returns, mortgage and construction spending climb, and retail sales steady. If autos succeed, a further debt uptick may follow this fall.
Gracious Nurse Tricks Visitor in Maternity Ward Tale
A nurse tempts a man visiting a new mother by offering a view of the baby, but the scene reveals the man is there for two overdue installments on a TV set. Calvin Coolidge is shown the George Washington silver dollar river anecdote along the Rappahannock, with a wry remark on value.
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Rappahannock River
Calvin Coolidge
George Washington
Coolidge
America The Beautiful Record Sent To Reds
Samuel J. Williams a Roosevelt Junior High School history teacher in Columbus wrote Radio Moscow offering a recording of America the Beautiful after hearing the Russian outlet say it lacked the record during a July program. The Russians replied by air mail on September 26 promising to broadcast the recording.
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Columbus
Radio
The Dilemma of Choosing Worthy Candidates
A columnist critiques political circulars urging turnout and campaign contributions. He argues voting hinges on choice between potentially flawed candidates, condemns straight-ticket voting, and questions the availability of truly representative contenders.
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Sidney Shore
Vernon Pope
American Heritage Foundation
Overeating and weight loss pills misused at dinner party
Health for Today notes that dieting myths persist as cosmetics and pills promise weight loss. Experts emphasize psychological factors, appetite control in the brain, and medical guidance rather than pills alone.
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Brotherhood
Inflation danger and labor monopoly debate voiced
Public Forum letter cites Bernard Baruch on inflation as America’s greatest danger. The writer blames government inaction for rising prices and warns that workers striking to push higher labor costs affects all consumers. The piece frames free labor as a fight against monopoly and loss of the right to work.
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the Messenger
Bernard Baruch
America
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King Features Syndicate
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