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Kennedy Awards Honor Six Federal Workers for Distinguished Service
President Kennedy awarded gold medals to six government workers for distinguished civilian service. Dr Frances O Kelsey was noted for delaying the drug thalidomide in the U S Other recipients include Waldo Lyon Robert Gilruth J Stanley Baum Donald Gregg and Llewellyn Thompson Jr The piece also notes Republican critique of the nuclear test ban and marks the start of the campaign season.
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Walter, Reed Army Institute of Research
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Air fare experiment to test lower pricing by Continental Airlines
The Civil Aeronautics Board approves a five month field experiment by Continental Airlines starting August 24 on select routes. Three service classes will be offered with fares 12 to 15 percent below first class for business travelers and 20 percent under for economy. The aim is to see if lower fares stimulate enough extra passengers to offset revenue losses.
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Abd el Krim Threatens New North African Confederation
The 77 year old Rif revolt leader Abd el Krim, once who defeated Spanish troops and created the Rif Republic, seeks to unite Morocco Tunisia and Algeria against current Franco Algerian ties. He vows to depose present leaders and form his own government, risking renewed conflict.
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Why Save These Old Things A Collector’s Desk Inventory
A writer catalogs a chaotic mix of keepsakes and receipts from decades, including two TWA Madrid tickets, a royalty check for Some of My Very Best, stamps, letters, photos, clothing, maps, and catalogs. The piece reflects on memory, value, and the impulse to preserve items from a long life.
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Mickey Hargitay
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Burris Jenkins
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Bipartisan Coalition Has Saved America From Radicals
The essay argues that Democratic Party splits and a conservative-leaning White House have shaped policy. It cites Senator Kerr's defense of independence from the White House and cautions against radical or liberal shifts that could empower government ownership and deficits.
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Bipartisan Coalition Has Saved America
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I Won't Forget Ravello Says George Dixon
George Dixon recalls Ravello Italy with vivid memories of hills gifts and family figures. He mentions Aunt Princess Radish the Amalfi Drive villa and momo meals while noting long lunches and a security incident in the Temple of Neptune. The piece blends whimsical details with personal nostalgia for Ravello.
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Steamer Duck Loses Flight Power on Maturity
Facts describe a steamer duck that becomes flightless as it matures. A typical state earns more from gasoline tax than from property tax auto licenses or inheritance tax. The peanut grows on a vine with blossoms buried and nuts forming underground.
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Litter habits praised by visiting children in Middletown
Dave Regan notes two visiting children left a lasting impression by not discarding waste. He credits home and school training, urges more trash cans downtown, and recalls one boy fined by his mother for discarding a bottle. He calls for self teaching among adults and stronger school-home cooperation.
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Marilyn Monroe death theory fuels debate over Cal Neva details
Jottings note Los Angeles investigators should reexamine clues from Marilyn Monroe’s Cal Neva visit. Questions rise about a maid’s testimony, lodge records, revival details, and whether her last flight log could reveal more. Ohio dialects clash with Hollywood rumor in a periody snapshot.
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