Stop Wallace movement gains Democratic support in primaries
A broad Democratic push emerges to curb George Wallace by backing regional favorite-son candidates. Gov Hugh Carey Sen Adlai Stevenson III Sen John Glenn and others pressure top leaders to enter primaries to deny Wallace a brokered convention and clear path for a non Wallace nominee.
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Tom Braden Report Res Then
The fragment outlines a scenario where a convention may shift, and a speaker mentions his wife using a charge account grocery service. He notes she works, has young children, and finds it easier to call in orders for home delivery.
Real reason for shopping vs charging revealed
A shopper recounts comparing supermarket and charge-account store prices for a representative family grocery list. He finds supermarket totals far lower and estimates saving over 200 monthly, arguing time and cash flow drive the switch. The moment of truth is whether to hand his wife $600 in cash each month.
Why the 1960s Yale Law view on money and meaning
The piece cites Dean Jack Tate saying a blunt answer about wanting to earn money would guarantee admission. It discusses undergraduates' distrust of profit, the era’s anti money propaganda, and personal crises from choosing a living over ideals. It notes many 1960s graduates now feel they sold out.
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Yale Law School
Propaganda fuels women toward professions over housewifery
Richard Neely argues against a modern reformist creed that pressures college women to pursue lawyers doctors or architects while branding housewifery as dull. He notes a misleading consciousness-raising drive creating gender role hostility and questions the value of day care as substitute for mothers.
Arlington junior high girls win sixth of season 43 3
Arlington Memorial Junior High girls softball team posted their sixth win of the season by defeating their opponents 43 to 3. Standout performances came from Marion Wilcox Ruth Squiers and Dorothy Putnam as the victors showcases strong hitting and defense.
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Ruth Squiers
Dorothy Putnam
Harvey E. Estes
Putnam House
Estes
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