North learns about Dixie in a Northerners' tour
New England editors and publishers will tour Mississippi to study integration conditions. The trip aims to compare regional contexts and judge how the South has handled prejudice, with praise for balanced press coverage and Life magazine's ongoing integration series as fair.
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New England
Deep South
Jackson
Miss
New
South
North
Athens
Messenger
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Actiary
Times-Dispatch
Life Magazine
Richmond
Visions of Future in American politics context
The piece argues that presidential visions extend beyond four year programs to long range ideals. It notes voters deserve clear expectations while distinguishing ideal future goals from concrete policy. Prosperity remains relative and not a failure if targets aren’t met each term.
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America
War seized property backers push full return demand
A World Today analysis notes lawmakers and the Eisenhower administration debate returning war seized German and Japanese property. Congress may revisit bills to pay back 550 million dollars in assets, with 10 000 per person limit proposed to cover about 90 percent of individuals. The General Aniline and Film Corp remains a key case as Swiss and German ties complicate restitution.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
William Rogers
Office of Alien Property
OAP
Germany
Sen
Olin Johnston
D-Sc
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Congress
West Germany
United States
Treasury
Indivivers Ely
General
Annie and Film Corp
G. Farben
Mveery Low
Farben
Chemie
Builder designs Eden for the elderly in Fort Lauderdale
Gilbert P. Edwards, a 32 year old engineer and veteran builder, launches a $16 million Eden for the elderly at Breakwater Beach in Fort Lauderdale. The planned 5 acre complex offers oceanfront access, golf, tennis, gardens, and a surf club with maintenance fees from under $60 to $120 monthly. Edwards says retired seniors seek security and a small friendly community with peers and common interests, not crowded cities.
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Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
St Pola
U. S
ED Rds
Brown University
Alameda Naval Air Station
California
Navy
Florida
Dr Crane Says Case History of a Psychiatrist
Dr George W Crane advises men to practice empathy calisthenics to win and please women. He uses Fritz and Irma as examples, urging gallantry in public, door holding, and polite behavior. The piece promotes the psychological sandwich method for giving criticism and stresses understanding women's viewpoints for better relationships.
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Fritz
George W. Crane
Fritz W
Irma
Dr. Crane
Sobody
Ieag
Smare
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birthday Insights
The Stars Say For Tomorrow warns opportunities may not be obvious yet may appear with effort and open ears. Keen judgment and adaptability help, especially with superiors. October and November birthdays face confusing situations requiring essentials and rapid business and finance action. Relationships shine for fifteen months. a child born today may be sensitive and moody.
Dr. Jordan on physician shortages in North America
Edwin P. Jordan discusses whether a true shortage or uneven distribution of physicians exists in North America. He notes higher physician-to-patient ratios here, but rural areas struggle to attract and retain doctors. Local factors include housing, office standards, schools, and community gossip.
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Edwin P. Jordan
North America
Virginia Council On Health and Medical Care
Exhis
Homecoming at Asbury Church and family moves noted
Ilaine Hunter and Helen Marie visit Clifton Swaim. Joe Buckley family to move into vacated parents’ house. homecoming service at Asbury Church at 1 p.m. All invited. Norman Say er attends VFW meeting in Sertamente Teventy, Gondra. Christy and Greg visit. Gene Elliot family of near Columbus visit Glenn and Werley Sickels. A.B. Lester, Olde Jenkins and Mike visit Owens of Columbo. Orland Ely and Mrs C V Hester mentioned. Plaid once meant a cape or shawl in Scottish Highlands.
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Mineral
Ilaine Hunter
Helen Marie
Clifton Swaim
Joe Buckley
Gerald
Asbury Church
Norman L. Sayer
Sertamente Teventy
Gondra
Christy
Greg
Ad Sreneren
Gene Elliot
Near Columbus
Glenn and Werley Sickels
A.B. Lester
Olde Jenkins
Mike
Mr. Owens
Columbo
Hospital Dome Rises Over City Ruin in Civil Defense Tale
In a devastated city the hospital dome glows through smoke as rescue chaos unfolds. John is pressed into labor duty by police after losing ID, shoveling rubble alongside other workers while a convoy passes Sue Wilson on a stretcher toward Harding Hospital in Putnam Court.
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John
Civil-Defense Messenger
Sonn
Roosevelt Hospital
Bob
John Thompson
Sue Wilson
Harding Hospital
Putnam Cour
Public Forum notes on Republican two-term history and Nixon risk
The Public Forum editor weighs presidential term trends from Lincoln to Roosevelt and Nixon, noting two-term Republicans and Democrats who served eight years. It compares past vice presidents and presidents, arguing Nixon’s potential four-year run would mark a first for a Republican in extended term service. G. Young of Nelsonville signs dated Sept 22.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Dick Nixon
U. S. Grant
White House
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Cleveland
McKinley
Colbeglore Roosevelt
Calvin
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Andrew Jackson
Wilson
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Nixon
John Adams
Danie Tompkins
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Dr. Jordan
Orland Ely
C. V. Hester
Martin Caidin
Coorg
Marte Cate
WA Serta
Jane
Jonas
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G. Young
Nelsonville
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