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Proof of Survival and the Psychic Research Foundation
The article discusses humanity's long fascination with life after death and the faith basis for belief. It reports the establishment of the Psychological Research Foundation dedicated to researching survival after death, noting its slim chances of proof but broad public interest if conducted reverently. It also comments on English language use in India and its misuse in the U S.
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America
Aaron Burr
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Gene Tunney
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No Belt For Johnson
The text notes Lyndon Johnson’s visible suspenders during a Nashville opening pitch, challenging the idea that belts replace suspenders. It discusses Americans imitating leaders and doubts a belt resurgence, while briefly remarking on Nasser’s dictator ambitions and possible longer life.
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Aged Drivers and the Drive for Fair Safety Standards
The rising share of older Americans on the roads demands a fair system to assess driving fitness. Arbitary age limits are unjust. instead, individualized standards and periodic tests should determine when aging impairs ability.
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Five Questions Loom Over Cuba Invasion Debate
Washington report surveys unanswered questions about the April 17 invasion of Cuba. It notes Soviet reactions, U S policy, potential Cuban public support, and possible future governments if the rebels prevail.
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Shopping habits reveal ad reliance and gift trends
A Market Research Service survey shows women lead in shopping interest while advertising guides large purchases. The report notes 20 rocking chair manufacturers in Gardner Massachusetts and expects 1961 gift spending on wearable items to exceed 1.3 billion dollars, with local newspapers attracting over 8.5 million annually in ads.
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Market Research Service
Conservatism vs Conformity Sparks Debate Over National Committee
George E. Sokolsky critiques the National Committee For a Representative Congress, arguing its stance on single minded support for candidates and anti dissident pressure undermines independent thought. He notes ties to John Birch Society and opposes enforced ideological uniformity.
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Leapfrogging to catch up in space
In a discussion with Senator Henry M. Jackson, the issue of space race head start is examined. Jackson argues that the Soviet leapfrogging strategy left them ahead in rockets while the United States lagged in practical construction. He endorses using an orderly build-up as a springboard to leapfrog with new space milestones.
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United States
Guatemala
Russia
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Solon
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Moon mission feasibility discussed by SAE meeting
A three man expedition to the Moon within ten years is deemed technically feasible at a Society of Automotive Engineers convention. Kilroy is urged to act to maintain his reputation. A lighthearted note compares fortunes and fashion in society.
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Kilroy
New Six Week Child Art Class Opens At Fine Arts Center
The Fine Arts Center offers a Saturday six week course for children in grades four through nine taught by Crossan Curry of Miami University. Enrollment is light but ongoing and costs are one dollar per class with five dollar single or ten dollar family center memberships. Details and enrollment calls urged as space fills.
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Middletown
Hollywood Buzz and Backstage Rumors Sweep New York
Dorothy Kigallen notes glamour as Rock Hudson eyes Camelot for a film. Judy Garland’s life rights sought for 1 million plus royalties. Broadway tensions rise over star demands. Diana Dors mocks onscreen sex while Kim Novak plans Hollywood support for parents. Marilyn Monroe and Don Murray discussed. National Coin Week announced. Wilder criticizes tax exile effects on art.
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Judy Garland
Marie
Diana Dors
Danny Kaye
Kim Novak
Chicago
New York
Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Don Murray
Jack Eigen
Don
Marilyn
ARMCO Chief Urges Labor-Management Confidence
In Ann Arbor at the Foremen's Conference ARMCO President Charles R Hook urged stronger labor management unity to aid military preparedness. Carl Friedlander of the Aeronautical Corporation of America announced four training planes will be flown from the plant to Cuba for delivery to Cuban government officials. Raymond Howe elected president of the Oakland Presbyterian Choir with new officers and librarians named.
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Robert Johnson
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