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Band Masters Elect Settek Reelected for Year
20 years ago on a Saturday the Band Masters' Association re elected Settek as president. Ernest N. Glover served as assistant conductor with scores of 75 turning in at El Savy St Golf Course. Spang and the Regans traveled to visit Sewell Wellsville Missouri. Patches from abroad rumored France and Britain pressuring Nasser amid mediation by America to avoid conflict.
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Cameron Hawley
Cash McCall
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Saturday Evening Post
Hawley
Mr. Hawley
Settek
Lomateon Moak Masters’ Assn
Ernest N. Glover
C. Boliman
C. R. Hook
C. Roess
V. Waters
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A. W. Spang
Nasser
America
Bird psychologist treats pets for neurosis in New York
Hal Boyle profiles Rene Gaspard a Midtown Pet Center expert who handles animals from turtles to a cheetah. He notes celebrities like Skitch Henderson and Arthur Godfrey use his services and recalls a comic monkey story showing pets react to human excesses.
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New York
Rene Gaspard
Gaspard
Midtown
Skitch Henderson
Faye Emerson
Ernie Kovacs
Arthur Godfrey
Dulles Plea for Sanity in Suez Crisis Conference
In London for talks on Egypt's seizure of the Suez Canal, David Lawrence Dulles delivers a televised speech urging moral force over military pressure. He asserts no commitments were made and stresses the need for calm negotiation, warning against undermining Britain’s use of the canal.
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Cairo
Paris
Egypt
Russia
Britain
Labor Party
Suez Canal
Col. Nasser
Aswan Dam
Dulles
London
America
Ie Pole
Woodrow Wilson
The art of speed and cinema legends revisited
A curio piece surveys rail air and sea speed laws, praises Mack Sennett while debunking Chaplin, notes astrology bits about Aries and Leo men, honors Dean of circus Charles Hunt who still runs shows since 1892, recalls Buffalo Bill fantasies, and ends with Britain’s ladies of the evening filing Doane tax reports under the guise of renting furnished rooms.
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Charles T. Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Buffalo Bill
Congress of the Horsemen of the World
Great Britain
Solomon to Solve and Signs at Washington Station
Washington trends of the times include a sign reading Trains To The North Watch Your Step in a railroad station. A collage of political chatter features Prime Minister Menzies comparing Australia to the United States and an IRS indecision on tax treatment of combined washer dryer units.
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Washington
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Internal Revenue Service
King Solomon
Rep
Errett P. Scrivner
Kansas
Middletonians in Hollywood and the unseen credits
Readers reveal local ties to actors like Earle Foxe and suggest that Middletown figures connected to Hollywood exist. The letter debates fame versus credit lists, noting Ben Turpin rumors and a director born in Lakeside who studied at Jefferson School. It laments endless credits and the mystery of cast recognition.
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Solipe Sane
Washington
Ned
Rusia
Oliver Bolton
Ohio
Post Office
Kent State University
Kent
R. E. Fellers
Division of Philately
Rep. Bolton
Roy L. Sheridan
Fe Wey
Hollywood
Earle Foxe
Foxe
Ben Turpin
Middletown
Lakeside
Jefferson School
Turpin
Surenough
Poten
End Of Draft In Sight In 1960 Military Cuts
Paul Harvey argues a draft end is near as campaigns press for rapid reductions in manpower. Adm. Radford and Gen. Twining push shrinking foot soldiers while Nuclear age weapons reshape strategy. AEC notes expanding plant capacity for turning out atomic arms. Burke and Radford debate Navy Air Force solo deterrence in a surprise attack scenario.
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Arthur Radford
Navy
Symington Committee
Arleigh Burke
Navy Air Force
U. S. Na
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Adm. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russia
Nate Twining
Air Force
Estrellita Horoscope Forecast for Tomorrow and Beyond
Clever handling of people and situations could prove decisive awakening you to profit by opportunities. Social events may please you, especially with superiors involved. If tomorrow is your birthday, the next three months promise an excellent period to apply ideas and seek broader scope for endeavors.
Fight erupts in French restaurant over pet pate dispute
An altercation broke out as a customer allegedly attacked a paté dish with a pet, prompting a brawl. The scene included shouted phrases like ho varen, hi, as staff and patrons tried to restore order amid the restaurant turmoil.
Fragmentary musings on freedom and authority
A terse, philosophic reflection about the persistence of tradition and the grip of regulatory power. The speaker contrasts freedom with bondage and questions the ease of moving from independence to subservience.
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