Women at Work Stay Despite Unemployment Fears
The piece argues women will remain working as unemployment persists and costs rise. It notes 24 million working women, rising to 30 million by 1970, with many as breadwinners or main earners. Women fill new service and white collar roles, while part time work is common but often tied to family duties.
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Minneapolis
General Mills
Northern States Power Co
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Kennedy administration keeps up global road show image
The piece notes how John Foster Dulles and Eisenhower drew criticism for extensive world travel and argues the Kennedy administration maintains a similar roaming profile with the President and multiple ambassadors widely circulating, underscoring the era’s busy international diplomacy.
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John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Washington Area Rises in National Income and Spelling Contests
The piece notes 2,377,684 federal civilian workers in April with Washington area counties among the top 10 in per household buying income, led by Montgomery and Arlington. It highlights the national spelling championship where 12-year-olds won top spots spelling difficult words after 25 rounds, illustrating youthful dedication to learning.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
District of Columbia
Montgomery
Arlington
Fairfax
Prince Georges
U. S
New York
Westchester County
ST. Paul Pioneer Press
Your Money's Worth On the Cuff Spree
A 1961 Hall Syndicate feature analyzes how American households cut instalment debt while personal incomes rise. It notes debt repayment outpacing new borrowings, predicts potential on the cuff buying resurgence, and credits cautious, imaginative credit use for economic influence.
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The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Hot Humid Austin Area Week Sparks Nostalgia and Notes
The Austin Herald reflects on scorching weather past and the 100 degree mark era of the 1930s dust storms. It contrasts memories with current heat and notes the public’s varying tolerance for heat and activity as summer progresses.
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Austin Area
Lawrence Questions Kennedy Handling of Vienna Talks
Washington columnist David Lawrence questions President Kennedy’s handling of the Vienna summit with Nikita Khrushchev. He argues Kennedy’s lone talks risked misinterpretation, requests why two Soviet documents were not disclosed, and warns that summit diplomacy may threaten peace by creating unwritten commitments.
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Lawrence
Kennedy
Nikita
Vienna
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
State Department
Eisenhower
Congress
Geneva
Paris
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Plastic surgery for puffiness under the eyes as a remedy
Dr Molner explains that puffiness under the eyes is not always a sign of age or illness and varies by individual. He notes myths about the condition, cites factors like facial structure and sleep, and suggests consulting a plastic surgeon for removing excess skin if distress is significant.
Brilliant Communist Lawyer Leads Reds Fight Against Supreme Court
A secret Communist lawyer directs Section U.S.A. efforts against the Supreme Court from New York. In covert meetings with party leaders he and trusted comrades oppose Section One of the Internal Security Act while refusing to reveal membership, a practice the Party says it discarded long ago.
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Reds
Supreme Court
New York
N. Y
Communist Party
U.S.A
Chicago
Sanctions on Communist Party Members Under New Law
The text explains how a Supreme Court ruling would activate measures banning Communist Party members from defense plants and government work, forcing disclosure or risk of crime. It outlines penalties, travel restrictions, union leadership bans, and the risk of exposure across agencies, with quotes from Communist officials on infiltrating strategic roles.
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Supreme Court
Secretary of Defense
McNamara
Cape Canaveral
Communist Party
Moscow
Europe
Asia
Africa
Cuba
Evangeline Across and Down Puzzle Clues
A crossword style clue list showing a variety of across and down hints. Entries include figures and terms such as Evangeline native of Louisiana a demigoddess and sections referring to body parts and objects.
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Evangeline
Exi Toa
Louisiana
Longfellow
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