Winslow Hospital Surplus Shows Progress Not Profit
An anonymous reader suggested Winslow Hospital would post a 1963 budget profit, but city officials and a recent review confirm no profit is anticipated due to bonded debt charges and other deductions. Yet the hospital has moved from deficits to surpluses since 1956, improving facilities, services, and care for the Black community and nearby areas under Dr. Winston.
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Grorch ‘Sokolsky
Winslow Hospital
City Hall
Winslow
T. E. Tisrote
Danville
Winston
J Caesar and Crust of the Music Czars in Chicago's Era
J Caesar Petrizzo, longtime leader in Chicago, battled to force union payment for musicians at events. Petruo, branded Czar of Music, pressed for live performances over canned music, vetoing many events and influencing radio networks.
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James Caesar Petrizzo
Rome
Chicago
J. Caesar
J. Caesar Priaito
Perruto
American Federation of Musicians
Petrmlo
Petruyo
The
Ameri
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Russell Kirk surveys postwar East West tension, disarmament talk, and the Geneva accord. He notes Soviet strategies in Cuba and India, the Vatican’s stance, and Italian labor politics as a backdrop for a shifting world order.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
United States
Russell Kirk
Italy
Geneva
Chicago Federation of Musicians
Carsar
Brutus
Barwarp
Ricwarps
Carsar Petrillo
Riczarps
Riewards
Chicago
Cazsar
Barney
American Federation of Musicians
Marc Anthony
J. Camsar
Dron Teen
Renee
Ac- Telstar
Act of Congress
Democratic Party
Russia
USN
Coromunists
Meny
Cuba
India
Kennedy
Unitedather
Wea
South Africa faces censorship and debate on Bantustans
Holmes Alexander discusses Western sympathy for South Africa, noting Bantustans and white rule. He reviews censorship, legal bills, and the state’s welfare system, contrasting American views with Verwoerd’s government. He cites riots, terrorism fears, and questions about black self-government and external influence.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Rhonth
South
Africa
Ijsold
Helen
Yants
Swart
Kennedy
Verwoerd Tirance
Foam pillows replace feathers in hotels and memories
The News-Argus laments foam rubber pillows becoming standard in hotels, recalling childhood comfort with feather pillows. The piece contrasts lingering nostalgia for feathered heads on simple beds with modern hotel luxury and the inconveniences of aging, ending with a longing for the gentler, feathered sleep of youth.
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Goldsboro
The
News-Argus
Dear Abby readers debate package handling and marriage trials
Readers discuss whether wrapping saves fragile parcels and share personal life stories. A post office worker thanks Abby for advocacy on careful handling amid complaints about damaged items. A single woman narrates four failed marriages and asserts contentment with independence.
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Abby
Post Office Department
Post Office
Korea
Dear Abby Advice on Marriage and Single Life
Readers debate whether to marry or stay single. Abby suggests evaluating personal happiness, seeking guidance from a doctor, partner, and clergyman, and considering timing before choosing to wed or remain solo. The column ends with instructions for personal replies and Abby’s wedding booklet offer.
A Night For Enjoyment With Gilbert Sullivan In England
George E Sokelaky reviews a D O Yly Carte Mikado performance praising Gilbert and Sullivan’s wit amid Victorian satire. He contrasts modern tech and mic culture with classic humor, commends the company’s standards, and notes Nanki Po o, Ko Ko and the cast deliver lasting laughter without vulgarity.
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D’oyly Carte Company
Japan
Rex Harrison
Arthur Sullivan
Salvation Army
Gilbert and Sullivan
Chesterton
Ethel Merman
D'Oyly Carte Company
Gil
Kert
Sullivan
Taj Mahal
Gilbert
Thomas Round
John Joke
Reed
Koko
Charlie Chaplin
Fred Astaire
Victoria
Gladstone
Mouch
Disraeli
Bowery Morel
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Santul
Giniewskii
Wall ST
Norfolk
Danville Register
Memer
Associated Press
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Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
Memphis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Dear Abby
Duar Abby
Abigail van Buren
Wlan
Nyc
Beverly Hills
Calif
Box 365
George E. Sokelaky
Gilbert, Sullivan
England
Colonies
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