Congress seeks early adjournment amid election year gridlock
The article notes pressure to finish business before the summer conventions and November campaigns. It cites holds on appropriation bills wartime powers extension and defense production act actions. It mentions Seaway training social security Alaska Hawaii statehood and explains delays driven by election concerns. It also remarks on Great Lakes high water and parking lots as a response to capitalist critique.
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Congress
Senate
St. Lawrence Seaway
Alaska
Hawaii
82Nd Congress
Fifteen Years Ago June Events Named in Kenosha News
A birthday party honored Miss Louise Carroll hosted by Miss Marjorie Clark with guests including Joyce Hartl Doris Clark and others. Florence Carpenter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick H Carpenter, tops Rockford college class with a BA. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Slavik at Kenosha hospital. Dr James Robert McElwain to help plan the 50th anniversary. Plymouth group picnic chair Mrs Charles Austin led at Petrifying Springs.
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Marjorie Clark
Louise Carroll
Joyce Hartl
Doris Clark
Vivian St. Germaine
Naomi Palt
Anita Bougnelt
Jerry Liermann
John Rinehart
Fred Seidermann
Gordon Londo
Florence Carpenter
Frederick H. Carpenter
3Rd Ave
Rockford College
John Slavik
24Th Ave
Kenosha Hospital
James Robert McElwain
27Th Ave
Northwestern University
Charles Austin
Plymouth
Congregational Church
Petrifying Springs Park
Tiny Tot Indoctrination In East Germany Report
A refugee recounts how five million East German children are subjected to Communist propaganda from a young age. Russian is compulsory, aid from FDJ youth groups, and state control of media, schooling, and leisure shape young minds. The article links this to fears of reunification and Western military plans.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Leipzig
Stalin
Lenin
East Zone
German Democratic Republic
Pieck
Grotewohl
U.S.A
Free Democratic Youth
FDJ
Western Germany
East
West Germany
America
France
Britain
Washington
Communist Party
Herman Goering
West
Dawn of a New Era as H-bomb Test Nears At Eniwetok
The fall test at Eniwetok Proving Grounds will be Joint Task Force 132’s hydrogen bomb demonstration. Maj. Gen. Percy W. Clarkson leads preparations with Los Alamos and Ellenton researchers on site. Security, delivery challenges, and the fusion timing problem are highlighted as observers await a potentially record blast.
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Washington
NEA
Joint Task Force 132
Eniwetok Proving Grounds
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Percy W. Clarkson
Orce
Army
Eniwetok
Los Alamos
Ellenton
S. C
Pacific Islands
Task Force 132
Doctor addresses late-in-life parenthood and health checks
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains that couples aged 50 and 39 can have healthy children but should undergo thorough medical exams and discuss home life and future prospects. He notes considerations for natural birth or adoption as parents age, urging frank dialogue with doctors.
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M. B
First US laws to pension wounded veterans year and place
The questions reveal that pensions for Revolutionary War veterans began in 1792. The first naval engagement occurred off Machias Maine in 1775.
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Machias
Maine
Chlorophyll Era Threatens Odors and Daily Life
Henry McLemore argues against chlorophyll being added to foods and products, warning it would render the world odorless. He envisions loss of dog smells, coffee and bacon scents, and even memories, urging readers to write in defense of natural odors.
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Missile Cadet
Mars
Sports and Household Wisdom From a Varied Day
The column blends quips on truth, summer fashion, health advice, and physics with a bridge game vignette. It notes two apples a day may help teeth and health, compares sound speeds in air water and steel, and recounts Mr. Sanders facing expert opponents in a contract bridge hand with strategic play and a ruff.
We the Women Some Things Wives Can Do To Boost Husbands Ego
Ruth Millett outlines practical tips for wives to bolster their husbands. It notes that a well kept home and a wife’s appearance matter, public treatment as a man, and praise over blame. It advises avoiding nagging, unnecessary apologies, and late work excuses to prevent feeling henpecked.
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Jim
Bush Babies Use Tails for Balancing
Nature section notes lemurs balance with long tails while bush babies use tails as balancing poles. Ruffed lemurs have white eye rings and a white neck ruff. galagos cry like human babies. Malagasy lemurs dominate, with many species across Africa and southern Asia sizes range from house cat to mouse.
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Madagascar
Africa
Asia
Remarkable Playing Won This Contract By Oswald Jacoby
Traveling salesman and top bridge player Charles H. Sanders of New York visited Cincinnati and faced a tough hand. West led the jack of diamonds and Sanders won in dummy with the ace, then executed a striking sequence to fulfill the contract.
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Charles H. Sanders
New York
Cincinnati
Sanders
West
Mr. Sanders
Answer to Questions on Population, Playground Discipline, Treason Tests
Three statements address themes of over population and peace, disciplinary boxing as a child behavior remedy, and a Markle Foundation funded test program for predicting treason risk. First cites Robert Cook’s view that over population breeds wars. second cites Rev. John Martinez advocating boxing as a corrective measure. third notes a $100,000 Markle Foundation grant to the National Research Council to develop predictive treason tests.
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Robert Cook
Markle Foundation
National Research Council
Domestic Strain Drives Wife to Seek Privacy
A wife faces marital tension and concerns about sharing private troubles outside the home she avoids discussing such personal matters with outsiders.
Endgame in Bridge Hand Lets Declarer Safely Cash Hearts
In the described bridge deal, after two trump rounds, Sanders would hold four trump tricks two hearts a diamond and three clubs. West returns a diamond forcing a ruff, then declarer plays low heart. East wins with ten of hearts but cannot defeat the contract. If East avoids a trump, South ruffs queen of hearts with dummy’s queen of spades. if East cashes a trump, the declarer can draw all trumps and safely win the queen of hearts.
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Sanders
West
Declarer
East
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