Why Men Marry A Heap of Practical Reasons
Frances Boyle argues marriage extends life and provides stability. The piece humorously lists benefits for husbands, claiming married men live longer, exercise through bills, gain social maturity, and secure meals, while single men hear only fictional woes from others.
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Frances Boyle
New York
Aome
Rioting in Tokyo as Kishi vows punishment after clashes
A large crowd of protesters clashed with police outside the Diet, taunting officers and throwing stones while walls were struck with sticks. Premier Nobusuke Kishi promised relentless punishment for leaders as tear gas was used and incense was offered for a killed student. Peiping Radio said Chinese guns bombarded Quemoy in a display against Eisenhower.
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Kishi
Diet
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Peiping Radio
Quemoy
Eisenhower
Rayon and nylon tire cord fabric production details
The article describes machinery types used to make rayon and nylon tire cord fabric and notes that finished fabric is shipped to plants nationwide for automobile tires. It mentions personal notices and local events including hospital surgery and a church singing event.
Private Christian vs public schooling choices
The respondent reports three children attend public school while the oldest attends private. They note outcomes vary by child and appreciate small, focused attention in private settings but praise their public school children’s enjoyment and success.
Huntsville Dominates Alabama 1950s Population Growth
Huntsville surged from 16,437 in 1950 to 71,880 in 1960 due to Redstone Arsenal growth, becoming the fourth largest city. Mobile rose to 191,640 with a 62,631 gain, while Birmingham and Jefferson County also posted sizable increases. state total climbed to 3,257,995.
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Huntsville
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Redstone Arsenal
Gadsden
Lones Sane
Dothan
Montgomery
Montgomery County
Jefferson County
Bessemer
Homewood
Mobile
Tuscaloosa
Prichard
Anniston
Florence
Decatur
Selma
Phenix City
Storm brings heavy rain and power outages to Decatur area
A storm at about 3 AM caused outages for about 500 customers in Southeast Limestone County for roughly two hours while 2.64 inches of rain fell in 24 hours. Winds peaked at 30 to 35 mph, two trees toppled, and some property damage occurred as utilities and officials noted general rainfall benefiting farmers in Morgan Cullman Lawrence and Limestone counties.
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Lawrence
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4Th Ave
3Rd Ave
E. C. Gray
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6Th Ave. SE
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Fidel Castro Plans Russian Visit
Moscow reports that Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro is prepared to visit Moscow. Tass, the Soviet news agency, disclosed the planned itinerary.
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Fidel Castro
Moscow
Cuba
Tass
Weather and River Readings in Decatur Area
Tennessee River reading at Keller Memorial Bridge this morning 21.42 feet up .38 in 24 hours. Sea level 555.92 feet. TVA lake stages Pickwick 414.2 Guntersville 595 Whitesburg 554.5 Wilison S07 A. Rainfall 2.44 inches. High 90 at 3:30 p.m. low 62 at 3:15 a.m. 16:37 a.m. today 66 degrees. Forecast cloudy windy warm today. Tonight clearing cooler. Saturday not hennene ore. Winds light and variable tonight and Saturday.
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Decatur
Tennessee River
Keller Memorial Bridge
TVA
Pickwick
Guntersville
Whitesburg
Wilison
Wait And See As U S Japan Defense Treaty Succeeds
Washington hopes Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi can secure ratification of the new U S Japan defense pact. Tokyo maintains plans to push the treaty despite opposition moves to block it, offering mutual defense and consultations while U S bases operate with no time limit.
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Washington
Nobusuke Kishi
Tokyo
Kishi
United States
Japan
U.S
Pan
Senate
Top Diplomacy Appears Gone
An analysis suggests high level personal diplomacy has faded due to faulty estimates and miscalculations by U.S. officials. The change could dampen a future president’s enthusiasm for goodwill visits abroad.
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U.S
Steaming For Formosa Guards 7th Fleet Vigil
The 7th Fleet keeps unflagging vigil around the presidential flotilla as shelling occurs off Fukien province on the Communist mainland. The President is scheduled to travel, with two days in accord with fleet rules and defense cover.
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7Th Fleet
U.S
Ping
Fukien
President Seeks Personal Diplomacy Despite Rioting Backlash
President Eisenhower believes direct talks could help ease tensions with the Soviet Union and Red China despite domestic rioting over his foreign policy. The administration contends there are potential benefits to continued personal diplomacy in the Far East.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Red
Far East
U.S
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Tampa
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