In Our Opinion Why Nurture Is?
A critical column denounces a $15,000 Office of Education grant to Carnegie Tech for a conference on women’s education. It argues for prioritizing motherhood, domestic responsibility, and home duties over career expansion and parttime or fulltime work for women. It links rising female workforce participation to social ills like juvenile crime and higher divorce, urging education to focus on home roles.
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U.S. Office of Education
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
FBI
U.S
Three men plead guilty to gambling charges in Crawford County
In Crawford County court yesterday Ville men pleaded guilty to gambling charges and were fined 200 dollars plus costs. William Edward Lammi and Clarence Earl Fleckly pleaded guilty to establishing a gambling place while Gerald Williams admitted conducting a lottery. Sentences totaled 200 dollar fines and 45 days in county jail, all paid. A separate case against Hamla D Southwick of Hydetown was continued to September term as raids by State Police and local officers touched the area.
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Mmavyiule
Gerald Williams
E County
Harnla D
Southwick
Hydetown
Corry Evening Journal Classified Ad Rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists advertisement rates and staff roles including foreman production managers and national advertising representatives. Prices shown include nine cents per copy and fifty cents per week, with annual subscriptions in advance.
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Lourmal
Haseouek
Mayagers
I. Foreman
Berardan
Migagers Ee National Advertising
Boteinealrimeau, Inc
New York
N.Y
Michigan
Saute
Chicago
Bond
Chamber of Commems
Weightmad
Philadelphia
Associated Pres
Corry
Second Clary Mail
California Vote Shapes Goldwater Nomination Fight
California voters face a June 2 primary that could boost or hinder Barry Goldwater’s bid. Low turnout favors Goldwater, while high turnout boosts Cranston and Salinger amid party machinations and celebrity endorsements. Jackie Kennedy may tip the balance for Salinger as campaigns race to mobilize supporters.
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Goldwater
California
Jackie Kennedy
Disneyland
Salinger
Eisenhower to stay aloof on nominating choice
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower said he will not dictate or block any Republican nominees. He stressed neutrality and said he will support whoever the convention selects, wanting a clear field and an interesting convention after returning from a vacation.
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Harrisburg
Dwight D. Eisenhow
Eisenhower
California
Lam Jing
Crowing Cop Mission Birth Sparks Small Town Joy
Crowing Cop Patrolman Jerry Pike halted for two minor violations then awarded a cigar. He and his wife, after 13 years hoping for a baby, welcomed a son, Douglas Anthony Pike, weighing pounds and ounces. Both mother and child are reported well, and the father is overjoyed.
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Kan
Jerry Pike
London and Moscow report aerial offensive and troop movements
The article notes Allied air raids on German targets during a major offensive and mentions Russian forces massing for a summer push, with no front dispatches published yet. It also covers local events including a church school bid opening, a canteen service for service members, a housing project, a tanneries’ pollution order, a garage plan, and a fatality in Union City.
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Moscow
Americana at Heart Amid Queens Fair Shadows
Hal Boyles Americana recalls a Queens home near the New York World's Fair where relatives crashed for the summer. The story centers on a family escaping the fair's shadow, with neighbors, grandchildren, and a perpetual influx of cousins testing their small Brook- It home. Tony and Angela recount the crowding, shared meals, and a summer living situation shaped by the fair and kin.
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Ken Hartnett
New York
Flushing
N.Y
Tony
Flushing Meadows
Mrs. G
Queens
Igger
uWe- Hair
Angela
Brook
Lou
Chicago
Tory
Wen
Tense U S Cuban standoff eyed by Johnson era leaders
The piece analyzes the Cuba crisis as seen under Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson, noting U S stationed forces at Guantanamo Naval base, missiles removed but tensions remain. It discusses potential actions by Castro the Soviet Union and the United States, including air reconnaissance and possible retaliation.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
Cuba
Johnson
Sabor Ratting
Soviet Union
U.S
Caney
Guantanamo
Puerto Rico
Homestead Florida
Cape Kennedy
Eastern Sea Frontier Command
Mayport
Florida
Norfolk
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Orah
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Erie
Bert Weldon
L. R. Houghtling
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Marjorie Zalineck
Elmer
Christensen
Mrs
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St. Edeward's Parochial School
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M. F. Tra
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Frank Kelleher
State Sanitary Water Board
A.P. Howard Tannery Company
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Winton
Brokenstraw
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Lucinda Crapser
Elwin Ciiy
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Union City
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Hal Boyle
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