Communist drive to discredit Ike spans globe
The piece argues a coordinated Soviet effort to undermine President Eisenhower aims to erode Western unity and aid Communist reach in Asia. It cites Khrushchev’s Paris tirade, riots in Japan, and China’s Quemoy firing as moves to sap Ike’s influence, with the goal of widening Communist control.
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Eisenhower
Paris
Khrushchev
United States
Ike
Japan
Red China
Quemoy
Formosa
Europe
Asia
Congress weighs tax on babysitters for social security
Lawmakers consider taxing babysitters to fund social security with deductions. Protests come from children parents babysitting services and families needing care. Critics say tracking pennies adds cost and complexity and edges toward welfare state pitfalls.
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Congress
Quadrennial Quadrille and the Elusive Candidate
The piece playfully notes the four year dance around declaring candidacy and the paradox of being available yet averse. It compares the political dodge to a folk dance, likening the avoidance of calling someone a candidate to a door that stays ajar.
Tailor made cars ignite a new auto industry trend
A Wall Street Journal observation notes Detroit plans fall launches of intermediate sized automotives to please a picky 1961 buyer. The piece compares consumer fussiness to women's fashion, predicting a market with many car sizes and customizable options, including fit tests and price range choices.
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Detroit
America
Dobbin
Wall Street Journal
Minister Proves Criminals Can Become Zealous Churchgoers
Flint Michigan story about Rev Carl Hatch associate pastor at Flint Baptist Temple who visits crime scenes with Deputy Sheriff George Boulter to guide offenders toward religion. The pair recounts cases where church involvement followed police encounters and outlines outcomes including some successful conversions and ongoing efforts to keep people out of jail.
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Flint Journal
Flint, Mich
Genesee County
Carl Hatch
Flint Baptist Temple
Sherrif George W. Boulter
Hatch
Boulter Hatch
Father's Day reflection and fiftieth anniversary notes
The piece muses on Father’s Day and its rituals, noting the fiftieth anniversary of its founding and shifts from formal dress to casual wear. It includes a parade with Guy Wold and Hubert Humphrey as marshals and a classroom anecdote about choosing the 11 greatest Americans, focusing on a boy debating a fullback.
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Father
Guy Wold
U. S
Hubert Humphrey
Port of Milwaukee Surges to Ten Million Tons Annually
Since the 1988 opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway the Port of Milwaukee can handle about 10 million tons of shipping each year, reflecting a major uptick in regional trade and port activity.
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Milwaukee
St. Lawrence Seaway
Riesel Warned Five Years Ago of Red Actions in Tokyo
Victor Riesel reported from Tokyo detailing plans of Sohyo and other Communist front outfits for violent demonstrations against the United States. The columnist claimed to be the first to reveal Communist labor activity in Japan and to name key organizers.
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Riesel
Tokyo
Japan
Labor Organization
Sohyo
Communist Front
U.S
Riesel's anti Khrushchev and labor activity driven stories noted
The column outlines Riesel's reporting on anti Khrushchev sentiment in Moscow circles and labor issues including Army layoffs, Ford political activity, AFL-CIO organizing drives for 2,000,000 agricultural workers, airline union mutual aid plans, and Radio Mambi's Cuban broadcasts, with dates from 1958 to 1959.
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Riesel
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Nixon
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Afl-Cio
California
Smokers and Masculinity Affected by Habit Says Harvard Study
A Harvard study of 252 men suggests non-smokers are more masculine and physically fit, while heavy smokers may be less athletic, more creative, and more feminine in build. Researchers note possible disease susceptibility remains uncertain and cite industry funding.
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Harvard
Carl C. Seltzer
Peabody Museum
No Middle Ground for A Christian
Billy Graham argues the verse means self denial not literal death. true discipleship requires total commitment and a willingness to forsake self and follow Christ for meaningful fulfilled life.
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Christ
Jesus
Land of Enchantment ACROSS Puzzle Highlights New Mexico Theme
The puzzle lists clues and answers themed around New Mexico. Entries include state symbols, geography, culture, and language references such as the state bird and regions around Santa Fe. It also features wordplay on terms like promenade, doorway and various natural features.
Maverick Named For Unbranded Cattle In San Antonio
A 19th century San Antonio rancher Sam Maverick let cattle roam without brands and inspired the term maverick. The habit spread as unbranded cattle became known by that name.
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San Antonio
Sam Maverick
You’ll Be Taxed Even in Jungle Parable by James Keller
An Africa based tale shows a tax collector cornering a villager who tries to flee into the woods. The story urges facing obligations promptly to strengthen character and aid others, citing Luke 16 10 on justice in small matters.
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Nigeria
Rooney to repay alimony and debts in four weeks
Mickey Rooney promised to pay up to 23000 dollars in back alimony to ex wife Elaine Davis. He told a California court he owes Fryman Enterprises 157422 dollars and is clearing a 20000 dollar tax lien at 2400 dollars a month. He stated 1959 taxes were 425000 but earnings this year total 95000.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Mickey Rooney
Elaine Davis
Rooney
Fryman Enterprises
U.S
Subscription Rates for Austin Newspaper Announced
The notice lists home delivery and mail rates with zone distinctions. It covers single copies for Austin area and outside zones, plus weekly, biweekly, and yearly payment options and post office delivery rules.
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Austin
sAeaman
Zone 1 Rate Applies to Military Subscription Service
Zone 1 rate will apply for subscription service going to service personnel in the United States and Armed Forces in all areas served through A P O and N P O.
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U.S
United States
A.P.O
N.P.O
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