Make Ours Manhattan A City Kid's Ideal Vacation
HAL BOYLE writes about urban childhood in New York City. A suburban versus city upbringing debate highlights cultural access, safety, schools, and elite options as a city life advantage for raising a child in Manhattan. The columnist reflects on a personal choice to keep their daughter in the metropolis.
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Hal Boyle
New York
York City
Livi
Greeley
Manhattan
Tockeleer
Yale
Pause and Pondarwatch voir siey
The fragment references religious verse and exhortations to depart from iniquity, citing a biblical passage. It lacks clear newsworthy details, dates, or identifiable entities to verify a distinct event or person.
Khrushchev Warns Of Discipline As Soviet Prices Rise
Khrushchev threatens disciplinary action for those who do not accept rising meat and butter prices. The 25 to 30 percent hikes, part of a harsh economic crackdown, reflect dire Soviet food production struggles and a tightening state control over the economy and currency.
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Khrushchev
Kremlin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Kheushchev
No Invitations Prevent Unwanted Visitors While You’re Away
A reminder to secure homes before vacations. Do not leave blinds, milk, or newspaper deliveries unattended. Coordinate with neighbors, stop deliveries, hire a yard helper, and leave a light on to avoid signaling an empty house to burglars. Proper precautions enhance vacation enjoyment and reduce risk.
Neutron Activation Analyzed Hair in Crime Probe
A historic investigation discusses neutron activation analysis used to test hair samples for arsenic and powder traces. Texas A&M experts describe technique to identify elements in hair from crime scenes, with R E Jervis citing a Canadian case where a single hair linked a suspect to murder.
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Tivasion
College Station
Tex
Napoleon Bonaparte
Allias
Vecareh
Texas A & M College
R. E. Jervis
University of Toronto
Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
California
General Atomic
Dmviala
General Dynamics
San Diego
Jervis
Kenny Lane Wins Unpopular 10 Round Decision Over Tibbs
Muskegon fighter Kenny Lane earned a controversial unanimous decision over Boston's Tommy Tibbs in a heated 10 round bout at the Arena. Lane suffered a cut above the eye and blood streamed from the other eye as the crowd roared at the verdict while Lane remained quiet.
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Toston
Kenny Lane
Boston
Tommy Tibbs
Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Cobble
Tibbs
Eddie Bradley
Joe Hendy
John Norton
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Mosquitoes Used In Study Of Human Aging
In Louisville Dr Calvin A Lang of the University of Louisville outlines a basic biochemistry project using mosquitoes to probe why some men burn out young while others stay active. The research notes mosquitoes age quickly in distinct developmental stages and share nutritional needs with humans.
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Louisville, Ky
Calvin A. Lang
University F of Louisville
Indebted to Two Boston Anthology Publishers
James Marlow notes how William Stanley Braithwaite and Edward J. O’Brien published influential anthologies from 1913 to 1929, shaping American literary discovery for young readers. He recalls the books’ impact on access to new writers, the era’s literary revolution, and his personal, lifelong gratitude to Braithwaite and O’Brien.
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James Marlow
Rote Press
Washington (Ap
Boston
William Stanley
Rata
Edward J. O
Braithwaite
O'Brien
Twa Shinga
America
Ike Sherwood Anderson
Ernest Hemingway
Sith Review
Dini
Doub
Midland
Broom
Beanch
Learry
Therm
New York
Ancre T
Hilda Doolittle
England
Ezra Pound
Amy Lowell
Edgar Lee Asters
Carl Sandburg
Robert Frost
Braithwaifle
Hey
O Brien
Rat’s State of Mind Findings Warn On Anxiety During Pregnancy
Two Wesleyan University psychologists report that inducing anxiety in pregnant rats led to offspring with lower activity and mood. Dr. William R. Thompson and Susan Quimby presented the study at a convention in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Wesleyan University
William R. Thompson
Susan Quimby
Pat Boone Changes His iMovie Role
Hollywood AP report notes Pat Boone discussing his shift in film roles after returning from Europe. Boone says he remains the clean cut boy but acknowledges fewer suitable “nice boy” parts, citing his work in Main Attraction and love scene controversies as shaping his screen image.
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Pat Boone
Bob Thomas
Mervie-Televiakes
Hollywood (Ap
Pat
Bone
Austria
England
Mace
Remeti
Fal
Tate
Ore
As & ii
Mio
Netherlands
New Guinea
Mal Zetterling
Nancy Kwan
Daily cryptic quote puzzle fragment and notes
A scrambled cipher sample shows letters and numbers with incomplete words and a quoted line. It mentions a daily cryptoquote, a past quote by Schiller, and references to a newspaper syndicate. The readable entities include phrases like Here s how to work and ASAH.
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Ameetition
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Audit Bureau of Creole
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O'Brien and Brallwaite
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Sua
Ifseemi
Siames A. Garfield
US House OF Representatives
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Markitry Oy Toy
Pompeie
Armadillon
Rowen
Garret
Daily Cry
Ablqnifu al Hq
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Nawsingsdi
ASAH
Schiller
King Featuree Syndicate
Pal
Jumeia
Rey
Henry
By Carl Anderson
Johnny Hazard
Anton
Kere
DE Rowe
Nerest
Rumer
Archie
Olan
THE
Daylights
Frank Robbins
Rex Morgan, MD
Bob Montana
Sindog
By Dal Curtis
Akers
Lel Abner
Weis
Aron
Mam Yee
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