Propaganda Attack on American Jobs Abroad Sparks Debate
The piece criticizes an article on foreign employment, labeling it alarmist. It questions whether immigration of jobs is warfare and notes the AFL-CIO economist Nathaniel Goldfinger fears impacts on U S union workers as firms found subsidiaries abroad, source of supply and assembly, then reimport to the United States.
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Nathaniel Goldfinger
UPI
Goldfinger
Afl-Cio
U. S
Wariness of trade barriers and special privilege in markets
The author argues exporting jobs and peaceful international trade benefit all, while urging against labor or industry seeking political protection. He criticizes AFL-CIO and calls for workers to adjust prices or change industries rather than expect government bailouts, condemning calls for further political interference as outdated failures.
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Afl-Cio
Goldfinger
Body talk and kinesics move into everyday life
Lee Mueller reports on kinesics the study of body motion as a form of communication. The field argues gesture can reveal truth speech hides and that most meaning comes from nonverbal cues. The idea is supported by researchers like Dr. Ray Birdwhistell and author Julius Fast.
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New York
Nea
Julius Fast
Ray Birdwhistell
Body talk and courting by gesture in society noted
The piece discusses how men and women use body language to court, citing preening, posture, and palm displays as signals. It notes variations in reaction, mentions experts on kinesics, and references influenza symptoms and the idea that love is a form of sickness, with a nod to Elke Sommer and a newspaper context.
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Ruly
Exin
Homer
Hanus
Welch
Elke Sommer
Penn Central tale shows LS&T chaos and risky bets
In a sharp parable, a giant railroad LS&T built a diversified empire by buying chocolate cake mix, latex bras, insurance and more, starving its core rail business. Freight collisions rose, passenger service trimmed, rates climbed, and a citizen group pressed the offices at Sky City seeking accountability.
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Ls&t
1S&t
Panama Canal
Accider
Book and Magazine
The LS&T Railroad Bankruptcy and Split Ventures
The LS&T Commuter Complaint Department faced protest as funds favored a Canadian sulphur lease. Lights on trains were rejected by the finance committee, cash for coal shipments dried up, and bankruptcy ensued. The LS&T Molding Co. survived, valued at $25 billion, after spinning off the railroad.
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L5&t
Canada
Finance Committee
New Castle
NSXT
Ls&t
Nixon
Los Angeles Time Syplicale
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on sunburn secrets and quirks
The strip jokes about staying indoors in a cool pub to avoid sunburn with sham tan lotions. It then contrasts a kangaroo mother’s daily burden with a line about old items being treasures to others.
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Phil Pastoret Qur
Telegram Promotes Freedom and Personal Responsibility
The Telegram asserts that freedom comes from God, not government, and insists true liberty requires self control. It emphasizes harmony with moral guides like the Ten Commandments and the Declaration of Independence, urging readers to pursue peaceful,convergent liberty.
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Aps Wy
Doctor's Mailbag Rest is Important and Treatments
A Q and A from a medical column covers common eyelid twitching caused by fatigue resolving with rest, habitual muscle spas associated with emotional tension, toxoplasmosis causes, signs, and treatment with pyrimethamine and triple sulfonamides, and uses and side effects of Noniacol and Doxepin (Sinequan) for varicose ulcers dizziness and depression.
Fragmented Crossword Clue Fragments From A Mixed Grid
The puzzling list mixes clues and partial terms from a crossword style layout. It presents varied fragments such as places, names, prefixes, and numbers that hint at a larger puzzle grid yet reads as a mosaic of disconnected entries.
Fragmented Crossword Clues and Jumbled Lettering
Readable fragments show a jumbled list of clue prompts and partial words. Items reference numbers and terms like arboreal, emissary, portrait, conger, willows, ducks, and a cloth measure. The OCR yields an unclear puzzle-like page with scattered definitions and garbled entries.
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Sbefore
Fire, cabbage shipments, and local events spark in 1960 Columbus region
Fire along the Union Pacific right of way near the Lincoln Highway viaduct destroyed 29 railroad ties as crews fought the blaze with booster-tank water. First cabbage load from Glen Buller farm, eight miles north of Columbus, went to Grand Island for sale. the field yielded four tons with 3 to 8 pound heads. Post office receipts rose for the year, Camp Sheldon opens for Nebraska youths, and field inspections for crop certification begin with 2,000 fields planned. A Columbus Drive In Theater opened, Independence Day fireworks are set, and traffic fatalities in June reach four in Troop B with six months total at 14. Industry notes include Dale Products appointing J D Branfas as sales manager of the Burbank, California, branch amid a regional mysterious death report. an update on a Pacific Coast fatality of Luther Jewell in Mexico. and Nebery’s presidency of Nebraska retail liquor dealers.
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Union Pacific
Lincoln Highway
Glen Buller
Columbus
Grand Island
Butler
Peter Schmidt
Mbers
Aady
Glen
Carrig
Camp Sheldon
Nebraska
Girl Scouts of Columbus
Omaha
Methodist
Presbyterian
Toys and Girls of
West Central Area Ymca
Platte Extension Office
Columbus Drive-In
BR. P. Baruth J
Central States Theater Corporation
Burns Ellison
Chamber of Commerce
James Preston
State Safety Patrol
Claude Whitney
Cherry County
Stanton
Nance
Platte County
Gates
Dale Products, Inc
J. D. Branfas
Burbank
Calif
Branfas
Dale Products
Cologne Cathedral Faces Polluted Air and Funding Fight
Cologne's cathedral, centuries old, suffers from factory smog and car exhaust. Despite a yearly million mark lottery, two million marks are needed for renewals. Thyssen Steel near Duisburg cut pollution with new furnaces, yet costs rise to about 25 million marks annually for air cleanup, seen as Cologne Cathedral's salvation through industry and charity.
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Cologne
Eifel
Rhineland
Dalsburg
Ruhr
Venice
Rhine
Duisburg
Dusseldorf
Los Angeles
Thyssen Steel Company
Hamborn
Thyssen
Duisburg-Holbern
Thomas
Bessemer
Duisburg-Dusseldorf
U. S. Steel
West Germany
Friends
Tram
King Features Syndicate
Why Apollo Named America’s Moon Program
The program was named Apollo in honor of the Greek god Apollo, the night sun and brother of Artemis, goddess of the moon, reflecting a link to lunar exploration and the quest for knowledge.
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Apollo
America
Win
Artemis
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Tallahassee
Columbus, Nebraska
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Hanel
Garland
New Guinea
Matt Srew
Thor
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Retespeiee Assad
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Svea C. Loomis
Platte County Agricultural Park
JayCee
Bob Johansen
G. G. Becher
San Diego
Luther Jewell
Mexico
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Fred Jewell
James Nevels
Jeff
Nebraska Association of Retail Liquor Dealers
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