Boiling Point: UNC graduates seen through a veteran lens
Hal Boyle assesses the 1860 class entering the world from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. He praises the students’ confidence and vitality, contrasts them with his own generation’s fears about jobs, and argues the new graduates may shape a hopeful future.
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Democrats Dominate Illinois Primary Returns Report
Chicago AP notes Gov. Stratton clinched a third term amid a light turnout of about 700000, Kerner leading the Democratic gubernatorial bid, Nixon favored for GOP presidential nomination, Witwer and Wright contesting the Senate, with many incumbents renominated for Congress. Returns show Stratton 202,929 to Robertson 297,533 from 79% precincts. Kerner 498,781. Lohman 125,982. Mitchell 125,982.
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Stephen A. Mitchell
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John Sarrell
John Ricker
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Lew . Hacrell
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Meat shortage hits Cuba as ranchers call it the hurricane
CAMAGUEY Cuba AP reports widespread meat scarcity driven by Fidel Castro regime policies. Ranchers call the crisis the hurricane and fear ongoing damage to cattle. Shortages of milk and cheese worsen as Cuba struggles to repair the damage and rebuild cattle herds.
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INRA action disrupts Cuban ranches and meat supply
A Daily Review report details INRA intervention across Cuban ranches including seizure of cattle and overstocked pastures, with private operation restricted. It notes shortages of beef, milk, butter, and cheese, wages cut by government deductions, and farmers facing decimation of herds as authorities plan co operatives and future payments.
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One Way To Beat Texans
Colorado Springs AP report quotes Dr Richard Beildman zoology associate professor at Colorado College claiming Texas is smaller than Colorado in area by numbers. He cites a comparison of bone mass area figures stating Colorado has 650 cubic miles to Texas's much smaller figure.
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Voters Defeat Clapton Poker Club Abolition Measure
An effort to abolish Clapton poker clubs failed on Tuesday at the third attempt, with 4,121 voting against abolition. City Councilmen Robert Firsimaiy and Robert Kane were re elected.
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Paid Advertisement Promises Relief From Pain
San Leandro ad by Doctor Pa. Duncan offers treatment for leg pain from varicose veins and circulation issues. Claims to normalize body systems, relieve muscle spasm, improve sleep, and restore work desire. Provides phone LO 26311 and office address 723 H St.
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Adlai Sees Leadership Need in US
Adlai E Stevenson told a University of Virginia audience that 1960 is a crisis year and the nation needs a president who embodies moral leadership and acts accordingly. He criticized Eisenhower era leadership as deceiving the public about the Communist threat, urging candor over soothing assurances as he cited four decades of political truth-trifling. The speech to about 3,300 people followed Jefferson’s birthday eve.
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Suit Filed for 300000 in railroad death case
Addin Mae Bean, divorced wife of Dennis F. Bean who was killed on a Menlo Park spur, files a 300000 damage suit against Southern Pacific. Engineer Haly S. Galloway testified the train’s whistle and brakes were ignored. The incident occurred October 25, 1849.
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Haly S. Galloway
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Chuckles InThe News New York dares bank note thief and other items
A timid slender man threatened to blow up a bank if money wasn’t given. Rose Macchiarula said she had no money and the man vanished. In Hitchin a 25 year old Duke of Windsor beer bottle sold for 22.40. In Jackson a rep asked the legislature to turn the gold eagle atop the dome to face his district, promising a lasting memory. A skunk pet appeared in Ipswich after a child asked to keep it. Eve lyn Kefalions, a candy shop clerk, reported theft of 125 dollars after a wary suspect entered the shop.
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