United Appeal Should Succeed in 1964 Campaign
An editorial urges Athens to embrace the United Appeal fund drive, arguing donors should designate recipient agencies, and that a successful $46 745 target would prove the model works. It stresses donor consideration, broad participation, and a single campaign to unite local charities in 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Appeal Fund
United Appeal
Athens
United
United Charities
United Way
Food For Peace Funding Extended with Stricter Currency Rules
The House narrowly extended the 10 year old food for peace program for three more years while adding a requirement that payments be in American dollars. The move tightens rules against local currency use in communist dominated nations and limits accumulating funds for such countries like Yugoslavia and Poland.
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House of Representatives
Yugoslavia
Poland
Congress
World Communist Movement
State Department
Aristocracy of labor grows in Michigan migrants riot tale
A columnist argues the CIO era created a new aristocracy of labor led by Walter Reuther. Migrant workers at a Michigan pickle plant protested wage cuts, briefly rioting before police and charity intervened. The piece links wage scales to unemployment and calls for lower auto prices to boost turnover.
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John L. Lewis
Big Bill Hutcheson
Atlantic City
CIO
England
John Masefield
Michigan
Edmore
Meanwile
CIO Ranch
Detroit
Walter Reuther
Chrysler Corporation
Picks
United Automobile Workers
Soapy Williams
George Romney
Taft Aligns With Goldwater In Ohio Presidential Drive
Congressman Robert Taft Jr seeks to boost Barry Goldwater in Ohio after Goldwater’s nomination. Taft projects Goldwater could carry Ohio by about 200,000 votes and plans live debates to engage voters. He leads the GOP state ticket while facing Senator Stephen Young in a six year Senate contest.
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Columbus
Robert Taft Jr
Barry Goldwater
Ohio
Goldwater
Taft
Arizona
Buckeye
William Miller
Barry Goldwater Jr
Sen
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Young Goldwater
Rko Palace
Senate
Peppery
Stephen M. Young
Young
Congress
John Bricker
U.S. Senate
White House
William Howard Taft
Ohio House
Unlucky Owner Of Dogs Faces Fatal Accidents
Dear Abby letters reveal a 12 year old with eight dogs facing recurring misfortune and a request for guidance on dog care and training. The advice urges learning from professionals before attempting to own again.
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Abby
S.P.A.C
Latin Is Vital To Learning Says High School Student
John Shark, a 16 year old New Kensington high schooler, asks Dr. Crane for views on Latin in the curriculum. Dr. Crane argues one year of Latin offers lasting benefits, building English vocabulary and grammar, aiding communication and future education, and notes many modern freshmen struggle with spelling and punctuation due to skipping Latin.
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John Sharkins
New Kensington
Crane
Daily Dispatch
Central High School
Fort Wayne
Ind
Northwestern University
America
Goldwater Support Slipping Reelection Hopes Rise for Senate
Inside report shows Barry Goldwater at about 50 50 in the Western states from Montana to Arizona and weak coattails harming Republican Senate candidates. Utah Wyoming and Nevada emerge as potential gains while Eastern seats like Keating Beall and Scott remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Montana
Arizona
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Senate
Kenneth Keating
New York
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Goldwater Drag Tests GOP Unity in Senate Races
The piece notes Goldwater’s waning influence as Republican candidates in Utah Wyoming Nevada distance themselves from the campaign. It contrasts Moss McGee Cannon races with Wilkinson Wold Laxalt and cites California GOP tensions as Rep. Gubser calls for campaigning on his own record separate from the presidential bid.
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Goldwater
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Frank E. Moss
Gale McGee
Howard Cannon
Moss
Ernest Wilkinson
Brigham Young University
McGee
John
Wilkinson
Licans
Dean Burch
California
Gubser
Restaurant owner pioneers rehabilitation by hiring ex offenders
Arthur Maisel, 52, runs 14 Atlantic coast restaurants and has hired about 1000 first offenders over 12 years. He reports roughly 80 percent of them have fully justified his faith, with many moving on to other jobs while others stay in touch. He notes about 90 percent of his 2200 staff are over 40.
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Arthur Maisel
Atlantic Coast
Maisel
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Dear Abby
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