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Rural Electrification Sparks at NRCEA Convention in St Louis
The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association gathers for its 25th anniversary convention in St Louis. NRCEA represents about 950 co-ops serving nearly 4 million customers and opposes raising the REA loan rate beyond 2 percent.
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End Of The Trujillo Era
The article notes Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo’s tightening grip in the Dominican Republic wobbles as mass arrests spark Vatican critique. Bishops issue a pastoral letter supporting families of detainees, while the OAS probes human rights abuses and sentences of up to 30 years are handed down.
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Soviet medical shakeup report targets USSR health service
Intelligence says Moscow approved a sweeping medical reform plan calling for 40 percent more hospital beds by 1965 and a fivefold rise in penicillin and other supplies. It criticizes current equipment and research, outlining five year goals and heavy expansion across clinics, X ray, and diagnostics. In Tennessee, ex Governor Frank Clement loses steam as Andrew Taylor gains support for Kefauver’s Senate bid amid GOP focus on Nixon.
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McCammon Critically Hurt In Auto Collision At Crossing
Twenty years ago on Friday February 23 1940 William J McCammon 26 of South Broad Street suffered critical injuries including a possible skull fracture when his car collided with a New York Central switch engine at the North Verity Parkway crossing R L Dickinson an Ohio YMCA area executive council member urged immediate subsidies for local programs Robert L Bangham widely known state director of finance announced his candidacy for the state auditor race.
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Politicians and Comedians Lose Balance on the Spotlight
George Sokolsky argues that politicians and comedians share a social psychosis born of public exposure. He notes rising figures rely on subservience to bosses, then transform their voices and ethics as ratings and wealth replace earlier ideals. The piece cautions against gag writers and inflated self view in television era.
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Squirchin and Payola Hearings Highlight Disc Jockey Tricks
Washington payola hearings struggle to prove disc jockeys took money to spin records. Reporters note DJs accepted “good will” payments and admissions vary. Some witnesses claim promotions served manufacturers and PTA events, while others deny air time for pay. Observations compare lawyering and on air performance.
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Pisces forecast highlights a financially and creatively favorable year
Tomorrow's planetary alignments urge Pisces to stay calm and listen to others. For birthday Pisceans this year boosts inspiration intuition and imagination with progress possible if coupled with industry and cooperation. A child born today may be imaginative but risk prone to gambling.
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Best market parallels coal mines and mills in U S says group
The National Assn of Retail Grocers reports that Factographs Best market for cold cut meats mirrors coal mines and steel mills from Eastern Pennsylvania to Milwaukee. It notes extensive industry parallels and market dynamics across the region.
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Brotherhood Week Reflections Call for Peace and Tolerance
Dave Regan writes during Brotherhood Week urging world peace through goodwill to all. He cites bigotry and hate across colors and creeds and highlights Don Gustavson of Roosevelt and his school poem Code For Life praising equality and open hearts.
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Hollywood Buzz and Celebrity Rumors Stir Headlines
Martha Raye eyes husband No 5 Irving Wolff in Florida. Tony Curtis sneers at Marilyn Monroe feud. Jeri Southern plans rest to avoid breakdown. Michael Wilding Elizabeth Taylor marriage bids. FBI probes Nazi meetings in Yorkville. Lillian Hellman play shocks critics. Jack Paar uses walkout for book publicity. Shirley Booth diets for La Seconde role. Kathy Carr Tommy Hamm split after year. US space scientists promise May headline. Wisconsin researchers on cigarette filter improv. Harold Arlen praise in Paris. Stan Chase kept. Doris Duke misread as Cary Grant ex-wife. Holden quip on aging. West Germany stocks groceries for Berlin. Zsa Zsa Gabor wins at Vegas. Dagmar shines in New York. Daglimps in gold lame after California fall. Johnny Saxon rumored married to Vicki Thal.
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St Louisan Fined for Messy Junkyard Inspectors Question Neat Trashpile
A St Louisan was fined for operating a messy junkyard while debate swirls over what constitutes a neat trashpile. The column notes a psychiatrist’s quip about aging and asks readers to consider limits of control. Nevada’s dryness and China’s tiny tractor are touched on in passing.
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