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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1959
Page
7
A reader letter quotes Guy J Pax ton of Arlington California saying wage hikes trigger higher prices and leave many workers without relief, creating economic imbalance and renewed strain on households. The remark frames a persistent wage price dynamic and public frustration.
Governor Rockefeller arrives in Rhode Island to address New England newspaper editors and meet Rhode Island GOP workers. The piece centers on Rockefeller and Nixon as leading Republican presidential hopefuls, noting Nixon’s active role and potential ticket balance.
The Fourth of July executive committee debated a member born in Canada who lacks U.S. citizenship. The challenger questioned his right to belong, a move not in line with the program. The remark was raised in a private meeting without public input. Time will tell if the challenger has courage to face the public.
A reader notes a newspaper headline stating 2000 drunks honor the co founder of Alcoholics Anonymous. The comment questions the choice of the word drunks and calls the phrasing harsh toward people overcoming a difficult addiction.
A reflective note questions why cranberries and their cancer link spark more public fuss than cigarettes and their established cancer connection. It invites speculation on media, science, and public concern without asserting facts.
A Phoenix reader praises Mr Anthony Carreira for speaking his mind in a public session. The writer recalls a similar classroom experience and urges a meeting with the school board to discuss what constitutes a teacher’s work beyond “faithful” and “efficient,” arguing the impact on shy children and the lasting significance of early school experiences.
The feature recalls a town meeting clash over a project backed by Col. Samuel P. Colt, Howe's role in a million dollar Providence Telephone Company job, and Colt's written reply confirming professional ties remain intact. It also touches on other era memories including trains, a veteran conductor, and observations on Russian clothing.
November 21 is the Annual Christmas Sale at First Baptist Church from 2 to 8 pm. Nov 25 hosts a Food Sale by the Cedarcrest Improvement Association at the Country Club. Nov 30 to Dec 5 features the Annual Pre Christmas Sale by the Pyramids of Charity Women’s Club. December events include a Polio Bridge project, St. Mary’s Auditorium. St. Michael’s Bezaar. a spaghetti dinner at Trinity Church. an open meeting and tea by Bristol Garden Club. and the Christmas Dinner Party at Pocasset Country Club with bus transport from Mt. Carmel.
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