Welfare Plans Move to Center Stage in 1960 Campaigns
Editorial traces the shift toward recognizing a federal role in welfare from Elizabethan laws to New Deal reforms. It notes public support for government aid rose through Truman to Kennedy and Eisenhower, with conservatives like Goldwater wary but ultimately accepting some programs.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Yok
George Romney
Michigan
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Queen Elizabeth
Pierce
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
New Deal
Europe
United States
Britain
Congress
Capital Hill
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Report on Smoke Health Warnings and AMA Probe
Drew Pearson reports the evolving fight over cigarette health risks from May 1954 through 1964, detailing early warnings by Alton Ochsner and Surgeon General Luther Terry, media battles, and the AMA launching a new investigation while a presidential panel weighs tobacco dangers. The piece highlights the clash between public health and industry influence, noting pressures on press and officials.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Alton Osehsner
Pulene University
Orhsner
United States
Leroy Burney
Igmest Spontors
John Ekorainik
Harpe Tor
John Fischer
Luther Terry
AMA
Kenner
ASTA
Tudy
American Cancer Society
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE 13
Fragmented crossword clues listed with several entries and a few broken words. Down clues begin with Mark of a wound and include items like 1 down. The readable content suggests a standard King Feature daily puzzle page with partial clues and misprints.
Washington debates medical care tied to tobacco probe
The piece records comments from Washington officials and medical experts on a potential link between cigarette use and lung cancer. It notes opposition to new AMA probes, cites cancer society and surgical college authorities, and mentions Tulane and international studies showing rising lung cancer with cigarette consumption.
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Wren Daston Moore
The
Jack Anderson
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American Cancer Society
Royal’ British College of Surgeons
United States
Ocksner
Tulane University
Holland
Denmark
England
Eahter
Ameri
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf humor piece
WEEK BEFORE Christmas a Louisville lad begs for a bicycle electric train and all Doctor Seuss books praying to God to deliver. A mother quips God isn’t dead, grandma is. A political policy joke riffs on Castro and cures for earthquakes. Cary Grant misuses fundamental in a humorous sentence.
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Louisville
Questions From The News Quiz Features Names And Events
A quiz item lists questions about current events and notable figures, covering politics, arts, sports, and world affairs. Topics include Ghana, Belgium, Somalia, Philadelphian Mummers, Irish citizenship, Happy Rockefeller, Nevada divorce trends, Khrushchev, Pontius Pilate’s Holy Land stop, and a Mets stadium.
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Farher
Belgium
Somalia
Adana Powell
Mohammed
Dames Meredith
Frankfurt
Germany
Philadelphia
Rockefeller
Nevada
Khrushchev
Pontill
Holy Land
Fony Parilli
Continental Grain Co
Immortal F of fais Referre and the Wayside career
An OCR skim of a Sunday grab bag mentions a cryptic quiz, a list of names including Eva LeGallienne and Dyridelt Houston, and a biographical note about a vaudeville star born in 1879 in Indian Territory who rose to Broadway, Hollywood, and vaudeville fame before an aviation passion led to trouble. The piece mixes questions with scattered facts and names.
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Longishow
Claremore
Okla
America
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Hammerstein
Hollywood
Plane crash death linked to Wiley Post flight
Central Press reports a death in a plane crash while flying with Wiley Post from Juneau to Point Barrow Alaska. The column notes Alexander Hamilton's birth, Mattie Carmarmy's Senate presidency, and a quiz style list including literary figures. The readable text mixes period items and trivia without a single coherent event.
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Wiley Post
Juneau
Point Barrow
Alaska
Boutumn
Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
Mattie Carmarmy
U.S. Senate
How Do You Stand Sir by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues that Communist nations are seeking basic needs and that the US should restrict Red trade to keep military spending in check. He questions free world leadership, warns of long term credit deals, and cautions that Communist purchases may fund aggression rather than peace.
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Len Barry
Goldwater
U. S. News and World Report
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
New Yorker
Coldwater
Barry Goldwater
Washington
Free World
Congress
H Adrantee
Johnson Sneaker For AP Banquet
President Johnson will speak at the annual Associated Press meeting on April 20 in New York. Paul Miller, AP president, said the White House confirmed the appearance. Last president to attend was Dwight D. Eisenhower. The Waldorf Astoria event draws 7,200 publishers and wives, plus radio and TV representatives and network presidents. Foreign publishers and news service executives also plan to attend. The AP meeting opens New York's annual Newspaper Week.
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Associated Press
Paul Miller
The
White House
Cooperative Newsgathering Association
Dwight. D. Eisenhower
Radio J
Jancheon
Amnual
American Newspaper’ Publishers Association
Bible Verse on redemption and purification
Verse from Titus 2 14 emphasizes Jesus giving himself to redeem humanity from sin and to purify a dedicated people zealous for good works.
Know Your Bridge by B. Jay Becker
North-South vulnerable on a six no trump contract. Declarer must infer card splits from play to strike four club tricks and reach slam. The narrative follows discovering clubs likely 3-3 and using diamond and heart plays to deduce opponents' holdings.
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Fean
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