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Cribbing in Exams Sparks Student Survey at Lake City
The Lake City Student Council issued a confidential questionnaire on cheating. It found more students observed cheating than admitted to it, with many saying cribbing is driven by competition and pressure. Teachers are urged to tighten exam monitoring to deter cheating.
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Lake City
Public Works Debate Circles Unemployment and Economy
AFL-CIO President Meany urges a large public works program to cut stubborn unemployment, while economists warn such programs risk slow rollout and inflation. With postwar recessions, Kennedy aides weigh options as uncertainty rises about prices, wages, and timing.
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
Death of General Mills founder sparks note on cooking changes
The Miami Herald reflects on James Ford Bell of Minneapolis, founder of General Mills, and his role in popularizing ready mixes and cereals. The piece notes how automation and pre mixed ingredients transformed kitchens while affirming that skilled cooks will still seek homemade sauces and tarte.
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Aladdin
James Ford Bell
Minneapolis
Miami Herald
Wall Street Fever Eases as Speculation Subdues
A review notes sharply lower public speculation in stocks over recent weeks. Trading volumes on major exchanges have collapsed from May highs, new issue premiums have moderated, and overall prices show a slower uptrend. Regulators and firms push for tighter controls on fringe trading and disclosure.
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Wall Street
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
Keith Funston
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Still on the Job North Collins Assessor At 94
Everett A. Potter remains North Collins assessor after 52 years though now he works only in the afternoons. He is 94 years old and continues to serve in the post.
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North Collins
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Everett A. Potter
Blackbird resistant corn and other brief notes
Pot Pourri column notes a new corn variety dislike by blackbirds and seeds arriving in South Dakota to curb crop losses. It cites a federal case on Swiss cheese holes and a humorous query on doughnut holes. It also reports on shoe trends with tall needle toe styles dominating next fall.
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Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
South Dakota
Sand Lake Refuge
Aberdeen
Harry Smith
United States
Washington
America
N.Y
Lawrence Columns Defend Southern Viewpoint on Federal Power
Columnist David Lawrence argues the Kennedy administration seeks to force states to fund and maintain public schools, challenging Tenth Amendment limits. He notes Florida and other states contest the Justice brief, warning of a shift toward federal control over education and local governance.
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Washington
Kennedy
Department of Justice
Atty
Gen. Kennedy
U.S. Department of Justice
Richard W. Ervin
Ralph E. Odum
Florida
United States
Supreme Court of the
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Bowman V. Lewis
Cancer in a Girl of Fourteen Rare but Possible
Dear Dr Mother reassures a 14-year-old reader that cancer is possible but unlikely at that age. The doctor recalls his own misgivings about TB and urges annual health checks, stressing reasonable health worry and early doctor visits. Additional letters touch rye bread safety and male fertility, offering brief guidance and a booklet on sinus trouble.
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Dr. Mother
Mother
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Space Workers Union Leaders Try Fidel Tactics in Ohio
Space base workers from Sandusky’s region react to leadership with protests and challenges similar to Fidel Castro. The article notes plans to travel from a NASA unit to Warren Air Force Base near Cheyenne Wyoming where electrical craftsmen of the IBEW struck on June 1.
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Space Workers
Fidel
Sandusky
Ohio
Fidel Castro
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Strate
Gic Air Command First Missile Division
Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne
Wyo
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Labor Leader Slams Featherbedding in Missile Base Work
Edward Swayduck, head of Local 1 of the Amalgamated Lithographers of America, denounces featherbedding at Atlas missile sites. He warns of potential legislation if public outcry grows and cites automation and efficiency as benefits amid union actions and wildcat strikes.
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Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Site
Kennedy
Convair Atlas Makers
Warren Air Force Base
Electrical Brotherhood National Chiefs
Swayduck
New York City
Cape Canaveral
Crossword Clues Across and Down
A partial crossword puzzle with numbered across and down clues including entries such as Ascended, Pedal digit, City in the Netherlands, Seasoning, Sea mammal, War area (ab) and Reformed Church America abbreviated forms.
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Zular
Rovers
Netherlands
Subscription Rates for Local and Distant Deliveries
Publication lists post office delivery options within 50 miles of Austin and beyond. Rates shown include one month to one year for local deliveries and weekly pricing for outside 50 miles. Prices are payable in advance.
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