60 Signs Point to Knowland 1960 Presidential Bid
Washington observes Senator William F Knowland's early steps toward a possible Republican nomination in 1960. He may clash with Vice President Richard M Nixon as he contemplates a Senate departure, potential California gubernatorial bid, and a nonpublic publisher future. Critics note his anti UN stance and hawkish foreign policy leanings.
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Washington
William F. Knowland
Capriott
Plana
White House
Oakland
Hla Munden
Johnson
California
Hiram Johnson
League of Nations
Knowlanil
Eisenhower-Nixon
United Nations
Israel
Ike
Knowland
Moscow
Ruseain
Intersniational
Tapt
Chiang Kai-shek
Syngman Rhee
Tke
Peiping
General Assembly
Senate
Robert A.taft
Eisenhower
Ihen Eisenhower
Nixon
Doctors Share Big Burden In Hospital Fund Drive
A Long Beach analysis argues doctors already donate heavily through charity work and cash toward a $4,000,000 hospital equipment campaign. It urges broader public contributions, noting doctors and osteopathic physicians have raised substantial sums and that hospitals serve all, not just the medical profession. The piece casts as unfair the idea that hospitals exist only for doctors’ profits.
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Long Beach
Cimena
Children’s Clinica
Town Meeting Reopens on Industrial Plans and Baseball Talk
The notes recount a 1 year old town meeting detailing the Ohio Rubber Co plant at 6100 Cherry Ave employing 500, with early completion plans and a 475,000 port project. It also covers Lang Hench City Lines bus deliveries, Harbor Commission debates, and a council vote on oil drilling near Recreation Park. The piece then discusses Brooklyn to Los Angeles franchise talks and the appeal of Major League Baseball in Southern California.
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Ohio Trubber Co
Cherry Ave
Lang
BO Dats Iuchi
Flint
Mich
Worl Progress
Harter
Woeat Aide
Fom Central Channel
Recreation Park
Quilter Furor
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Burma
Betrothal and Rise of Berengaria in the Third Crusade
Richard the Lionheart selects Cyprus during the Third Crusade to secure his betrothed Berengaria. He later marries her, elevating her to Queen of England.
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Richard the Lionhearted
Cyprus
Berengaria
Richard
England
Toothless Turtle and the Law of Sharp Edges
An unusual note describes a toothless turtle unable to chew while discussing sharp edg es in closing jaws that shave off food bits which are swallowed whole.
Local Advertisement Notice for Building Representative Leads
Fragmented OCR text shows an independent notice involving Herman Ridder Harold Hines and Samus Cameron. It references a building advertiser representative in Detroit area with offices in Genisageweep and Detret Parabees, indicating an advertising firm with personnel names and locations.
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Herman H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Agst
Samus C. Cameron
Geni
Mai
Larry Calling
Jesus
Hon Pereree
Aibee
Representativ, Denne, Inc
Detret Parabees
Aidg
Good Old Days and Mind Tricks in Everyday Speech
Sydney J. Harris humorously examines semantic quirks in daily talk. He contrasts cautious leaders called sensible or fence-straddlers, and shows how words shift with context from progress to fatigue. The piece riffs on memory bias and social labels, noting how phrases like good old days glow with nostalgia while language reveals our biases.
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Sydney J. Harris
Martir
Hve
Audi
Hernia Treatment Through Supports and Surgery Discussed
Dr Jordan explains hernia causes including inherited weakness and scar tissue from prior operations. Treatments involve trusses or surgical repair to reposition tissues and strengthen the wall. A proposed chemical skin injection method is noted but criticized for recurrences and limited adoption.
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Mr. K
Hewan
Crossword Puzzle Fragment Prompts Names and Phrases
Readable puzzle fragment shows scattered phrases and partial names including roles and places. The garbled OCR hints at a crossword puzzle entry with unclear clues and several proper nouns that may refer to people or groups.
Questions and Answers Abridged from a Quiz Sheet
The fragment shows a quiz style with questions and brief answers on topics including a vice presidential death in 1922, weaving history, infant hearing, and the Japanese legendary founding date. It mentions James S. Sherman, Nicholas Murray Butler, Taft, and Jimmu Tenno with concise facts.
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James S. Sherman
Taft
Nicholas Murray Butler
Japan
Jimmu Tenna
Soaring Albatross Flight Limits and Surgery Note
A fragmented report describes the black-browed albatross struggling to take off and land in thin air but able to soar once aloft. It mentions an Injection treatment and a proposal for an operation by surgeons, implying medical intervention.
Democrats Slow to Aid Small Business Tax Relief
DREW PEARSON notes Democrats brag about help for small business during campaigns, but slow action shows no real tax relief for small firms. Fulbright seeks targeted relief for small corporations, while House and Senate leaders block changes, warning that oil interests and timing affect tax policy before March 31. Leaders fear Senate veto and aim to rush a bill, with byrd and party lines complicating hearings.
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Washington
Ia Trur
Sheeran Adame
Anna Elation
New England
Parr
Weys
Rules Committee
Fulbright
Bul Fulbright
Apksne
General Motors
White House
Treasury
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Fullbright
Wright Paiman
Texarkana
Texas
Ways and Means
Ramrod Ace Han
Senate
House
Blue Water Bridge among North America cantilever spans
The Blue Water Bridge connects Port Huron Michigan with Sarnia Ontario. Built in 1938, it carries traffic over a quarter mile long cantilever span noted as one of the nine longest in North America.
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Port Huron
Mich
Sarnia
Ontario
North America
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