Man the villain of the peace in a dangerous era
The piece argues that the world has shifted from remote Southeast Asia to a crisis tied to science and human behavior. It notes Gen Maxwell Taylor's Saigon mission and calls out Communist China for protein shortages and unrest. It also hints at electoral politics with Kennedy versus Nixon in 1964 and 1962 California governor bids.
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Nixon may delay bid for 1968 president says backer
An unnamed backer cites reasons Nixon could skip 1964 and run for California governor instead. With Kennedy likely unbeatable in 1964, Goldwater Rockefeller and Romney are named as possible contenders if Nixon stays out. Patience could be Nixon’s main advantage.
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Autumn Driving Dangers Slow Down and Stay Alert
As days shorten autumn reduces driving visibility and brings new hazards. Leaves slick roads after rain, drift through air and distract at intersections. More drizzle and wind driven rain blur windows and obscure sight lines. The careful driver slows, increases alertness. the careless may end up in hospital.
Statue of Liberty marks 75th anniversary celebration
The Statue of Liberty in New York harbor marks 75 years since its gift from France in 1886. The Oct 28 observance recalls liberty and human rights with Emma Lazarus lines urging aid to the homeless and tempest-tossed, seeking global goodwill and calmer spirits amid discord.
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Newark’s decline and the need for municipal outrage
Jim Bishop profiles Newark New Jersey as a formerly thriving city overwhelmed by pollution crime and decay. He notes industrial strength and civic assets while urging communal pressure to restore cleanliness and pride and warns that neglect will keep the city from rebounding.
Dear Abby advice column excerpts prompts
Dear Abby letters about weight issues inheritance promises aging romance and domestic concerns. The reader asks how to motivate a overweight husband and whether to secure a will with caregiving promises while another seeks guidance on remarriage at an older age and a jokey note about adapting to a challenging partner.
Doctor Crane Encourages Focus on Education Over Career Choice
Dr. Crane urges teens to pursue college, keep learning, and view jobs as stepping stones. He cites a Northwestern survey where nearly half of seniors lack a definite livelihood plan and promotes his Vocational Guidance Kit with a small fee.
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Congress
Signboard Stops Speeding By Nudist Camp Crossing Joke
In 1961 SQUIRE KLOPFER slowed speeding motorists with a large sign in his front yard. The sign features quirky wordplay and definitions like Nudist Camp Crossing Ahead and Campus Definitions, distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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Berfhett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Lancaster Fair Attended by Local Residents
Alfred and Clair Follrod attended the Lancaster Fair. The MYF plans a Halloween party in the church basement on Saturday evening October 28. Bernard Sturm of Mt. Zion West Virginia visited relatives Dinsmore Bayles and wife. Carrie Swartz spent weekend with Rex O'Brien and Harry Swartz families. Osie Henderson and Nina Robinson traveled to Columbus to see their doctor. Robert Robinson, at Fort Knox Kentucky, spent the weekend at home. Columbia South Carolina reports officials buy a new electric chair replacing the old 1912 model at an estimated cost of about 15000.
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MYF
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Mt. Zion
W. Va
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Carrie Swartz
Rex O’brien
Harry Swartz
Osie Henderson
Nina Robinson
Columbus
Robert Robinson
Fort Knox
Health And Happiness In A Free Society At Home
Opinion piece argues against constant criticism of public officials in the home to avoid teaching cynicism to children. Encourages celebrating public servants and a balanced view, and advises parents on how to handle teens in conversations with guests. Includes guidance on praising youths and listening during discussions.
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America
Mason Party Honors Earl Michael Johnson on Birthday
Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson hosted a birthday party for their son Earl Michael aged 12 at their home. Guests included Dale Johnnie Joanna Mrs Jane Johnson Ronnie Roush West Columbia Mike Harbour Eddie Carson Brian Hudson and others. The Mason Methodist Church hosted the Christian Workers School drawing 14 Mason County churches with 43 attendees surpassing neighboring counties.
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Mary Walsh
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Reform the House powers of investigation
George Sokolsky argues Smith College students are right to seek limits on the House Committee on Un-American Activities. He defends congressional hearings as essential for knowledge while stressing the need for precise inquiry within constitutional authority. He cites Dooley and Hoffa Bridges to illustrate controversial investigative reach and the balance with legal enforcement.
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