Campaign Cost Dilemma and Financing Avenues
Fresh demands will arise for new ways to finance campaigns including government underwriting. A Puerto Rico law funded campaigns but ran out of money in 1960 and relied on private funds, risking independence and creating government tied parties. Analysts favor broadened private support, but evidence on replacing major costs remains weak. future need for government help is possible.
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Bruce Biossat
Puerto Rico
Citizens’ Research Foundation
Scase
U. S
Congress
Dieters Lazy Susan A New Feeding Device For Hens
A government labor specialist notes farming now requires biochemists and machinists as techniques advance. An example is a circular feeding device for hens that slowly revolves so hens take only a few bites. The idea is to shorten feed time and lengthen egg production.
Northwestern plans two year to MD expedited medical program
Northwestern University at Evanston and its Chicago medical school push an accelerated dual degree path. A cohort of freshmen will enter a six year combined liberal arts premedical track and medical schooling in six years, shaving time and cost. Qualified high school seniors are being recruited for next fall.
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Northwestern University
Evanston
Chicago
Northwestern
ST. Paul Pioneer Press
Hard Core Unemployment Fails to Stay Soft
Sylvia Porter reports that long term joblessness is easing but the soft core remains large. Armour & Co. study finds high post layoff unemployment and argues for continuous education and public-private retraining to prevent chronically unemployable workers from rising.
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Goldberg
Washington
Armour & Co
Armour
Detroit
E. L. Heckter
Armour Committee
America
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Christmas cheer and laws frame Austin Herald notes
The Christmas tree arrives signaling the season as the society editor notes 19 shopping days left. A grandmother boasts many grandchildren already shopped for and explains gifts as a hobby. Dog housing rules and stricter enforcement loom for holiday pet care. The column reports light thefts and a carrier boy robbed in Albert Lea, urging evangelism and community spirit.
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The
Humane Society
Albert Lea
Ottumwa Penney Project Funds Public Library
A new J C Penney Co store in Ottumwa Iowa valued at 750000 will fund the city library using Hackworth trust money. The single story building will adjoin the existing store and the remodel will match the new architecture.
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J. C. Penney Co
Ottumwa
Iowa
Hackworth Trust Fund
Penney
Mower County
Hoffa Operates From Eden Roc Hotel Ahead of AFL-CIO Convention
Victor Riesel reports Jimmie Hoffa uses the Eden Roc in Miami Beach as a base while Teamsters run a multi million dollar deficit. He seeks a draft movement to rally AFL-CIO delegates, opposing leaders, and to influence Kennedy era labor politics.
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Washington, D. C
Jimmie Hoffa
Miami Beach
Hoffa
Brotherhood
Teamster
Teamsters
Eden Roe
Kennedy
AFL Cio
Bal Harbour
Ble
Afl-Cio
Americana
Eden Roc
House of Labor
L'Enfante Terrible
Mike Quill
Joe Curran
John L. Lewis
James Hoffa
Dave McDonald
Jimmie H
Bath Tub Therapy for Back Muscles
Dr. Mother presents bath tub immersion as a back muscle relief method for temporary relief during healing. The piece notes diagnosis is key and cautions against overgeneralizing. many readers ask about seat belts and blood color differences, with answers from Dr. Molner and invitations for readers to mail questions.
Kennedy Aide Shuffle Reorders White House State Depart
President Kennedy restructures top aides shifting Bowles to special adviser on underdeveloped nations and assigning Rostow to policy planning while McGhee becomes undersecretary for political affairs. The move tightens Rusk's control over foreign policy and revives Eisenhower era organization.
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Kennedy
White House
State Department
Bowles
Frederick G. Dutton
Walt W. Rostow
State
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Richard N. Goodwin
Averell Harriman
George C. McGhee
Rusk
McGhee
Crossword Clue Fragments From Food Themed Ledger
A puzzle style list presents definitions and hints for terms like meat pastes beetles war god prepared the table fish cooking fuel edible fowl and Persia. Other entries include mouthward cabbage Iranian coin denomination and a clue about Charles Lamb.
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Persia
Charles Lamb
Billy Graham Confession Brings Cleansing For Listeners
The letter reply urges confessing wrongs to friends and neighbors to restore spiritual power. It cites Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount and stresses that unconfessed tongue sins harm the confessor more than others, advocating confession to the harmed party and to God for release from guilt.
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Jesus
Beans pour into living room after truck crash in Mankato
Alfred Nelson had not ordered any soybeans when a truck crashed into his home in Mankato. The impact left 75 bushes of beans scattered inside the living room, with Nelson reportedly having just stepped out moments before the collision.
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Mankato, Minn
Alfred Nelson
Nelson
Delivery in post office outside 50 150 miles pay able in advance
Delivery terms indicate payment in advance for services to post offices beyond 50 to 150 miles. The fragment references a weekly rate of 14.00 for a three month period, with garbled text around cost and terms.
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Austin
Aavanha
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Columbus
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Dennis Chavez
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N.M
DES Moines Register
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East St. Louis
Fargo
Pat Pourri
Santa Claus
Ken Hanson
Lush Hotel
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Trou
Walter Reuther
Reuther
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M.D
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Mrs. J
Dr. Molner
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NEA
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India
Truman
Dean Rusk
George W. Ball
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
Eisenhower
A. Alexis Johnson
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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