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Middletown
Ohio
S. Broad St
First Ave
Postoffice
USA
New Journal Inc
Uniform summer time gains ground despite state opposition
The piece notes continued opposition to nationwide summer time but argues Congress acted after full debate and urges all states to adopt uniform hours. It cites inflation pressure and rising meat prices as context, warning that discrepancies cause chaos and urging quick adoption.
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Congress
Scientist dismisses UFOs as swamp gas explanation
Dr. J Allen Hynek Northwestern University astrophysicist says sightings may not be extra terrestrial. He notes over 100 cases checked with no substance found while others enjoy the mystery and Congress shows no rush to investigate.
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Michigan
J. Allen Hynak
Northwestern University
Air Force
Hynek
Pararescue Team Honored for Gemini 8 Recovery
The three pararescue airmen who aided the Gemini 8 splashdown in the Pacific by attaching the flotation collar receive NASA honors as the first such rescue team recognized. Their efficient, hazardous work highlights the broad, coordinated recovery network and the collaborative nature of the space effort.
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Pacific
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kelso Ends a Legendary Run After Knee Injury
Jim Donn Sr and trainer Charlie Hanford recall Kelso the famed racehorse who broke an ankle and will not return to racing. Kelso, once a dominant gelding, battled gate nerves and a stubborn streak while winning six stakes in 1960 and earning Horse of the Year honors in subsequent seasons. The piece also highlights Donn’s rise from a Scot immigrant to Gulfstream Park owner and his ventures in Florida racing and floristry.
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Jim Donn Sr
Charlie Hanford
Kelso
Donn
Gulfstream Turf Club
Richard DuPont
Gulfstream Track
Dewns
Scotland
United States
Jacksonville
Florida
North
Miami
Hanford
Monmouth Park
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Jim Donn
Hialeah Park
Nellie
Gulfstream Park
Whitney
Aqueduct
Congress urged to curb right to strike over railroads
Editorial argues federal court action against railroad firemen underscored the need for Congress to spell out limits on the right to strike. It notes the Railway Labor Act procedures, cooling-off periods, and potential damages to the public, urging clearer restrictions and remedies.
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Washington
Congress
Alexander Holtzoff
U. S. District Court
Holtzoff
Supreme Court
Inflation Talk Turns to History and Politics
The piece argues inflation is a deadly risk hidden by its supposed painless effect. It cites Rome and U S figures, warns about spending, and predicts political debate ahead of November. It quotes Roosevelt and Hoover and notes a bipartisan call to act before further economic erosion.
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Rome
Franklin D. Roose
Herbert C. Hoover
United States Savings
Congress
Inflation is Cancer and the Federal Shovelers
An editorial laments inflation driven by government spending. It argues voters oppose campaign platforms promising easy dollars yet repeatedly support inflationary policies. The writer compares the situation to a crashing plane steered by a cheerful pilot and predicts continued public support for budget expansion.
Desert trip previews a Phoenix visit and health cautious plans
The writer outlines a two week Phoenix vacation after a heart attack recovery. They plan pool rest and a two mile desert walk, avoid Florida due to health concerns, and note flying to Phoenix with visits to relatives. Chez Louis in Scottsdale and Neptune's Kitchen are highlighted as dining spots. The Desert blooms and Phoenix nears a million residents.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Neptune's Kitchen
Chiang Kai-Shek reelected in Taiwan sparks mixed U.S. reaction
A National Assembly vote in Taipei returned Chiang Kai-Shek to a fourth six year term amid applause and dragon dances while critics warn of autocratic precedent. The piece contrasts U.S. constitutional limits with foreign leadership, noting international support and doubts about mainland China.
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New York
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Taiwan
Free China Weekly
Taipei City Hall
National Assembly
Wang-Yun-Wu
Peiping
Canadian scientists offer new method to extend vegetable freshness
Two Canadian researchers propose an alternative to traditional preservation to keep vegetables fresh longer. The discussion contrasts modern techniques with the familiar practice of eating produce, noting the shift toward innovative handling despite nostalgia for the old way.
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