Heat off Nixon as Pennsylvania results ease pressure
The uncontested Pennsylvania primary pushes Nixon toward the 950,000 vote milestone, matching Eisenhower's pace and easing calls for a late campaign. Kennedy benefits from a statewide write-in surge, particularly in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Scranton, signaling broad organization beyond expectations.
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Doctors Versus Nurses Clash Over Forand Health Bill
At the Miami Beach convention May 26 the American Medical Association seeks ANA repeal of a pro-Forand resolution from 1958. Nurses counter with support for extending social insurance to cover health benefits for the aged and disabled, challenging universal compulsory health insurance as a policy issue. Esther Van Wagoner Tufty reports.
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Seven Supermarket Managers Win Community Service Award
Seven supermarket managers from six states are named winners in the National Association of Food Chains annual award program. Winners were chosen from over 6,000 managers based on a Teachers College survey testing local citizenship, including voting, civic activity, and welfare involvement.
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Corcoran Called Before Congress over Power Dealings
Washington’s longtime fixer Tommy Corcoran, adviser to FDR era reformers, faces a congressional inquiry into his representation of gas transmission clients before the Federal Power Commission. The 1900 born Brown and Harvard Law graduate helped draft the Securities Act and the 1935 Holding Company Act.
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Mixed Economic Currents Keep Spring Business Calm
Washington expects a good year overall while some industries foresee an uptick in fall. Steel output slips toward 70 percent in summer, auto production remains ahead of last year but declines in April, home building disappoints, and lending loosens. Demand in chemicals, paper, and food holds firm as farm income rises slowly.
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Boyle's Column And they aire others too
New York AP reports a collection of bus driver remarks about passengers and everyday transit life. The humor catalog lists lines about fare boxes, route choices, improvised payments, and driver patience tested by routine interactions.
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April Tax Day Lifts the Gloom in Humor Month
The poem notes April as a time for jokes yet marks Tax Day on the 15th when Uncle Sam’s income taxes leave LOIKS furious and puzzled. Thomas Earle Dwyer signs the verse with a wry tax-season nod.
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Bing Crosby slimmed down and back in college role
AP movie writer notes Bing Crosby, now around 159 160 pounds, has slimmed from 185 after years of dieting and smaller portions. He maintains a love of food, dining out with nibbling tricks, and continues acting with a pace slower than in his peak film years. Also mentions Boeing’s George Stoner leading the Dyna-Soar space glider program in Seattle.
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Lettelle Liz Daily Publication Details Biddeford Maine
Publication info for Lettelle Liz Daily with publisher Paul Casavant and editor T J Mahoney. Advertises subscription rates in advance and notes Associated Press membership and postal entry in Biddeford Maine.
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Cosmetic surgery for dogs sparks debate in veterinary circles
A Florida veterinarian notes cosmetic surgery for pets is rising, first to repair injuries and later to address birth defects. The piece warns of potential abuses by owners seeking prizes, urges responsible surgeons, and questions animal experimentation and empathy in light of the practice.
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Realism Needed in TV Ads to Counter Perfektion
A columnist argues TV commercials overstate product perfection and urges realism in ads. They suggest housewives, tires, cake mixes, and pain killers be shown with ordinary flaws to restore viewer trust and avoid an oh yeah attitude.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down List
Crossword clues fill this daily puzzle with across and down entries covering people places and objects. Readers solve for names dates and terms ranging from Aida to Zulu and navigate clues on culture history and common words.
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