Ev and Jerry Show Debuts as Ford Replaces Halleck in Leader Role
The switch from Rep Charles Halleck to Rep Gerald Ford alters the House leadership duo from Ev and Charlie to Ev and Jerry. The new pairing lacks Dirksen’s style, signaling potential separate press appearances and a notable shift in political show dynamics. Scientists report a hot water pool on the Red Sea floor while Washington faces controversy over medicare policy.
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Charles Halleck
Gerald Ford
House
Ford
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Halleck
Dirksen
Charlie
Red Sea
Washington
British born poet T. S. Eliot dies and becomes a British subject
The article notes T. S. Eliot's death and his choice to become a British citizen, placing him among a small group of American authors who embraced Britain. It contrasts Eliot with Henry James and William Waldorf Astor, highlighting themes of literary belonging and national identity. It also mentions Senator Long of Missouri predicting upcoming eavesdropping legislation.
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T.S. Eliot
William Waldorf Astor
New York
Henry James
Elizabeth Taylor
Astor
England
The
London Times
United States
America
Eliot
James
Senator Long
Missouri
Moscow Builds Upward as Housing Expands
Moscow faces rising land and utility costs and plans tall nine story or higher apartment blocks. The shift mirrors Western urban trends and signals broader adoption of high rise living as the city aims to increase supply and efficiency.
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Soviet Union
Kremlin
Moscow
Lausche Seeks Halt to Foreign Aid Where U S Embassies Attacked
U S Senate hopeful Frank Lausche urges halting aid to nations where mobs attack American embassies and libraries. He cites Indonesia, the U A R, Bolivia, Pakistan, Cambodia, Panama, Venezuela, Somalia, and others, detailing aid totals and incidents. Tower of Texas reiterates calls against Sukarno and Nasser regimes as he notes continued anti U S actions abroad.
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Washington
Sam
Senate Relations Committee
Frank Lausche
Ohio
U. S
Lausche
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
John F. Kennedy
Cairo
U. S. Marine Guard
Bolivia
Texas
John Tower
Sukarno
Indonesia
Nasser
GOP
Solon
Senate
House
Tower
United Nations
Malaysia
United States
Hell
James Marlow Churchill Lion-Hearted
A memorial portrait traces Winston Churchill from youth to wartime leadership and late life. It notes his courage romance and mastery of language shaping Britain through World War II while his political rise and decline reflect changing times.
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Earth
Churchill
India
Egypt
Britain
Hitler
Europe
England
Fell
Lahorites
Public Brainwashing of Foreign Aid Debate
David Lawrence analyzes President Johnsons foreign aid request arguing the public is misled by the 3380000000 figure while separate requests for Latin America and Viet Nam funding complicate totals. He notes Congress has shifted to realistic projections, unspent funds, and that overall aid levels remain high and influential internationally.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Latin America
Viet Nam
U. S
U. S. Treasury
Londoner Remanded After Dashing Onto Track
A Londoner was remanded after he dashed onto a greyhound track to halt a race when his dog lagged behind the pack. The incident halted proceedings and led to custody.
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A. Londoner
Weather and shared human concerns shape our lives
Dave Regan reflects on how weather, disasters, and personal finance affect everyone. He notes a fire tragedy, a televised Exodus scene, tax problems, and the general point that distant events feel less intense than personal ones. The piece ends with a meditation on human selfishness and Creator image.
Gossip In Gotham Spots a State Dept Official in Diplomacy Patch
Dorothy Kilgallen reports a State Department chap faced reprimand for visiting Elizabeth Taylor at her hotel rather than bringing her to the embassy. The column also notes a custody case involving Judy Garland, Sid Laft and other Hollywood figures in Greenwich Village and Las Vegas, with mentions of Ava Gardner, Yul Brynner, Marlene Dietrich, Abby Lincoln, and Kim Novak.
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State Department
Elizabeth Taylor
U. S
Sid Laft
Judy Garland
Peter
Greenwich Village
Ava
Chateau
Madrid
Pottery
George Hamilton
Charles V
Candy Bergen
Edward Bergen
Don Ameche
Asti’s
Tito Schipa
Jack Jones
Margaret Whiting
Welljam Huie
Mississippi
Abby Lincoln
Max Roach
Yul Brynner
Las Vegas
Marlene Dietrich
Basin Street East
Peggy
Kim Novak
Richard Johnson
Sean Connery
Young
Dr. No
Russia
Corbassiere
Jobs
Caroline and
Juha Jr
Factographs and figures from a midcentury survey chunk
Facts from a fragmented notice note diet comparisons between farm and urban families, rail mileage in Pennsylvania, a tiny book by Edgar Guest dated 1942, Lake Victoria’s size and a dam raise, Rome’s population in Caesar era, and a reference to dahlias.
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Edgar Guest
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