Discontented Miscellany on Elections and Leadership
A reflective piece on how voters seek steady leadership over reform, criticizing slogans and appeasers. It cites Eisenhower on Goldwater, notes Wallace’s Maryland primary showing, and argues civil rights ties to states rights sentiment. It warns party bosses may misread grassroots signals influencing future Senate action.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Ike
CBS
Walter Conkrite
Sen. Goldwater
TVA
Tennessee
Eisenhower
Senator Goldwater
Winston Churchill
Maryland
Wisconsin
Indiana
Wallace
Alabama
Washington
U. S
Daniel B. Brewster
Congress
Gov. Wallace
Brewster
Johnson
Senate
National Democratic Party
Dirksen
US Designs Guerrilla War Plane
The United States lacks suitable planes for South Vietnam guerrilla warfare. Defense planners pursue a hybrid design using training planes with detachable pods for reconnaissance, rockets, or guns. Two approaches are tested, with mass production possible in 16 to 18 months if viable, though full deployment would exceed two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South Viet Nam
Morse probes Bay of Pigs mutiny claim in Johnson book
Sen. Morse chairing a Senate inquiry into Haynes Johnsons Bay of Pigs account claiming a CIA linked officer codenamed Frank urged Cuban commanders to spark a mock mutiny to override Washington orders. The officer denies intent but fears exposure and career harm. The piece ties Oswalds shadow to broader questions of loyalty among defectors and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dr. Strangelove
Jack D. Ripper
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Haynes Johnson
Bay of Pigs
Robert Kennedy
Johnson
Frank
Ier
Morse
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Dirt eating in toddlers and child psychology questions
A health columnist explains that toddlers may explore by eating nonfood substances including dirt and notes it rarely signals nutrient deficiency while warning against lead paint hazards. advises firm limits. Also discusses potential links between a child's grief and school performance and recommends speaking with a child psychologist if problems persist. describes fibrous dysplasia and treatment including braces and, if caused by parathyroid overactivity, possible gland removal.
Sage of Concord and other curious queries
The quiz exposes figures and facts from lore: Ralph Waldo Emerson nicknamed the Sage of Concord. the smallest meteorite is the Vienna Vi enna aerolite weighing five grains. an underground passage from the Capitol to the White House is denied. the U S has no official national flower though rose and marigold are commonly proposed. the Rosé family yields many edible fruits including apples cherries peaches plums and apricots.
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Concord
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Vienna
Austria
Capitol
White House
United States
Johnson to send good will mission to Communist Poland
Lyndon Johnson plans a high level good will mission to Poland led by Postmaster General John Gronouski. The trip aims to loosen Soviet influence in Eastern Europe and could become a campaign issue if Warsaw autonomy grows. Polish exile leaders fear the visit weakens their drive to roll back Soviet control as Gomulka signs new trade with China in Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
Washington, Dd.c
Lyndon Johnson
Communist
Poland
Pottmaster
John Austin Gronouski
Wisconsin
Warsaw
New York
Michigan
Free Nations
Europe
Johnson
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Moscow
Gomulka
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Castro
Cuba
Peking
Dmochowski
Bells and Meaning Across Time and Media
A reflection on how bells and rhythms convey meaning from Pavlov to modern advertising and national morale. The piece warns that without education and continual teaching, bells lose significance, risking religious illiteracy in a secular world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Pavlov
Walt Whitman
Pavlov
Pete Sons
Christian
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Philadelphia
R. H. Oray
N. Dewitt
Amyh Taylor Ray
R. Hastie
Ray
William A. Borsman
Joseph L. Donnelly
William 3
Hastings Frank
B. Hood
Mersino Hotlot Om Nova
Associated Press
Associated Frese
AP News
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Penna
William L. Ingersoll
Ray Cromley
U.S
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
Robert McNamara
Asia
Africa
Latin America
McNamara
Piatra
Drew Pearson
Sen. Morse
Marine
Kennedy
Dallas
California
Iron Curtain
Kentucky
Pentagon
Oswald
Defense Department
Peter Steven Chappars
The
Journal-News
Hamilton
Ohio
Steve Olle
Olle
Chappars
Utah
Teddy Roosevelt
the Doctor
Walter Rostow
Lewellyn Thompson
Dean Rusk
Havana
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