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Time For Self A tribute to Charles R Hook at 80
A celebratory profile honors Charles R Hook for an 80 year career spanning business civic service national and international roles. He resigns from Armco board but remains available for counsel as Middletonians praise his leadership humanity and unselfish service. The piece notes scientists work on cosmic filling stations for space ships.
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Butler County
Spirit of Dr Dooley Lives On Amid World Service
The late Dr. Tom Dooley, age 34 at death, is celebrated for a life of service and uplifting spirit. He built healing missions worldwide through competence and courage, driven by a deep sense of divine care for humanity. Khrushchev seeks talks with Washington, though cautious in speech.
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Rush For Cake And The American Breadwinner
The Wall Street Journal essay by Harold Coffin argues that modern households chase cake beyond basic needs. It notes that breadwinners face pressure as families demand more and better luxuries, not just sustenance, fueling a frenzied race for advancement.
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Harold Coffin
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Three Doctors for Vitality from Dr. Diet Quiet and Merryman
A narrator recalls Belfast visits and celebrates Charlie White as a lively 84 year old who credits three doctors for staying young Dr. Diet Dr. Quiet and Dr. Merryman. The piece urges diet quiet and cheerful religion as vitality boosters with references to E Stanley Jones Carlyle and Proverbs.
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Chaff From The Staff Alaskan Lumberjack On Stage
Don Cooper a six foot four Alaskan lumberjack and travel film lecturer entertained a Roosevelt auditorium audience with tall tales and color films. His character Arnie provided humor while updates on next year’s YMCA Travel and Adventure Series hinted at another booking.
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Doctors Diet and Quiet Boost Daily Vitality Theme
A pep talk urges cheerful acts to shape feelings, quoting Psalm 118:24 about rejoicing. It presents Dr. Diet, Dr. Quiet, and Dr. Merryman as a trio of "doctors" who help develop continuous vitality and a positive life outlook through daily affirmation and attitude.
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Paul Harvey warns America may not survive Kennedy era warnings
The essay argues the United States risks collapse if it abandons God, calling Americans to return to spiritual duty and moral purpose. It claims national strength requires obedience to divine will, rejecting laws as salvation and urging a lay priesthood to restore leadership and global guidance.
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Edison Quip Sparks Unearthed Inventor Jibe
A desk mate quips that Thomas A. Edison, famed American thinker, invented almost everything except an excuse, reflecting a witty take on the inventor’s prolific record in an archival aside.
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George Sokolsky on Conservatives Liberals and Reactionaries
An analysis distinguishes three political outlooks by memory, change, and data. The Conservative screens new facts through experience and honors tradition. the Liberal welcomes new ideas. the Reactionary resists change, clinging to the past and fixed codes. The piece also notes tensions among factions and the misuse of labels.
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Kennedy Forms Two Task Forces to Accelerate Policy
President Kennedy moves to speed his administration with a Latin America policy task force and a 21 member labor management group. Berle heads the Latin America panel with Robert Berle and State Department officials guiding it under debate over autonomy. The aim is orderly action, but success depends on consensus among labor management and government members.
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Luther Hodges
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Advertising Trends In 1960 US Newspapers
Factographs note a record 69 billion cigars produced in 1959 and ad spend rising across sectors. Cigar and perfume ads boosted newspaper campaigns, with teens and sporting goods driving local ads. Retail sales reached 142.5 billion for eight months in 1960, while a 2.1 percent gain over 1959 occurred.
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