Rockefeller Prepares 1964 Bid Weeks After Election
Bruce Biossat notes New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller moves to seek re election and tests the field for 1964 amid Nixon's influence. The piece discusses party factions, potential rivals Barry Goldwater and others, and Rockefeller's strategy to consolidate liberal and conservative wings before a likely national contest.
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New York
Nelson Rocket
Newa
Beng
Bevo
Rockefeller
Nixon
Thomas E. Dewey
California
Res
Barry Goldwater
Austin Symphony opens season and chorus concert planned
Tonight the city hosts a second musical event as the Austin High School Auditorium presents the 40-voice Male Chorus under Wilbur Funk. The program features good songs novelty numbers a fine soloist and topnotch accompaniment.
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Austin Symphony Orchestra
Austin High School
Wilbur Funk
Chicago Tribune exposes Chicago election frauds and GOP responses
The Chicago Tribune reports on alleged Democratic fraud in Chicago elections, citing precinct records and voter list issues affecting the Kennedy Nixon presidential race and state attorney race. It recounts the suspension of smooth hearings, mass judge summons, and calls for legal action before party control shifts in Illinois.
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Kansas City
Pendergast
Chicago
South Side
Second Ward
Marie Suthers
Board of Election Commissioners
Kennedy
Nixon
Tribune
Norma Lee Browning
Mise Browning
the Tribune
Honest Election Committee
Suthers
Ee Cnany
Benjamin Adamowski
Adamowski
Richard Nixon
Illinois
Chicago Tribune
Saving Children: Five-Point Program For Thrift
Sylvia Porter presents a five-point guide from A Gleason on teaching children to save. Start around age eight with earned money, set a savings percentage, plan purchases to contrast cash and credit, and open a bank savings account or join school programs to bank small weekly amounts. The piece argues thrift builds responsibility and confidence.
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Porter
Gleason
Multifaceted Golf Club Patent and Other Pot Pourri Bits
A GM engineer patents a lockable multi-face golf club with driver iron and putting faces and a mass layout. Also noted are violas blooming in Austin, toothpaste tube squashing habits, Cuban refugee aid, SBA small business gains, and Kennedy administration appointments including Hodges and other governors.
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General Motors
Collapsible Tube Manufacturers Council
Cuba
Harold Russell
Amvets
Small Business Administration
Washington
Kennedy
Gov. Williams
Michigan
Africa
Gov. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Health Education and Welfare
Gov. Hodges
Commerce
Gov
Freeman
Minnesota
Iowa lawmakers eyed new safety laws for traffic
Iowa legislators expect fewer traffic safety measures in the coming session though support remains for strengthening enforcement. The State Safety Department seeks a motor vehicle homicide statute and compulsory blood tests for DUI arrests, plus plans to add 100 patrolmen and a compulsory driver education program for younger teens.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Associated Press
State Safety Department
Donald Stattes
Department
Statton
Highway Patrol
David Herrick
Herrick
Back Pain Causes Beyond the Spine Explored
Dr. Molner explains most back pain stems from muscle disorders not visible on X rays. Faulty posture, lifting strain, muscle tears, fibrositis, and focal infections can cause pain while nerves and spinal joints may be normal. Relaxation, heat, and general exam may identify the cause and relief comes from physiotherapy and exercise. Column notes discussion of highway safety laws and drunken driving tests by Iowa legislators.
Swastikas Daubed on Irish Synagogue Incident
In Dublin over the weekend swastikas and anti Jewish slogans were daubed on a synagogue. Chief Rabbi Dr. Isaac Cohen said the act is a shocking sacrilege and a serious matter.
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Dublin
Isaac Cohen
Crime ring robs Montreals Chez Paree in daring raid
Victor Riesel reports a 4 November assault on Chez Paree in Montreal by a 20 man crime combine. Mirrors, chandeliers, and glassware were damaged as the group terrorized the club. The raid is linked to labor union pressure and a broader pattern of intimidation across U S and Canada.
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Hodges
North Carolina
Commerce
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Henry Wallace
Montreal
Decor
N.Y
Chicago
Canadian Royal Mounted Police
Mother's plea fails to avert jail for child neglect
In Tampa a mother sentenced for leaving two young daughters in a bar pleads to restore custody. She says she was broke and unable to care for them, while the court notes her arrest followed her return to inquire about the children.
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Tampa
Fla
God Answers Problems Through Grace Not Always Removal
Billy Graham explains that God's answer to problems varies. Some issues are resolved by guidance or removal, others by grace to endure. Paul prays for relief but learns God provides strength and patience to endure, shaping spiritual maturity.
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Paul
Dutch Engineer Pioneer in Construction
A Dutch engineer recognized as a pioneer in construction continues to influence modern design. The article highlights his innovative methods, longtime influence, and notable projects that shaped infrastructure development.
Delivery Terms and Post Office Insurance Note
The fragment lists delivery terms to a post office up to 180 miles with advance payment required. It includes monetary figures 1.15 3.25 5.50 10.00 and references Rae tf wate and 6.13.0 in a terse line likely from an old notice or bill.
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National Planning Assn
New Jersey
Reach
Spalding
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Lynn Potter
D- Cresco
Chester
A. L. Mensing
Percie van Alstine
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Gulfport
Combine
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Hall Syndicate
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Billy Graham
God
Jackdan Herman Gerard
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Hrine
Sloltis
India
Mariner
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