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The Year Ahead in Auto Sales and Road Safety
A near seven million car sales forecast and over 400000 imports could boost the economy with an estimated 65 million cars on U.S. roads. Yet safety concerns mount as highway expansion continues, with risks tied to driver error and vehicle condition. Pennsylvania urges medical reexamination of drivers, supports compulsory car inspections, while only 18 states plus D C have programs. Proactivity in safety is urged as consumer debt rises after Christmas.
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O. D. Shipley
Pennsylvania
States
District of Columbia
Onions For Beauty From Venice Eye Expert Rosatti
Italian observer Paolo Rosatti of Venice claims limpid eyes of Italian women come from onions and their peeling. He cites chefs and artists alike noting eyes as beauty’s focus and jokes that onions produce exquisite tears. The piece ends with a jab about government science and recruitment.
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Paolo Rosatti
Venice
Rosatti
Place For Reform The lesson of Latin America’s travail
The piece argues wealth concentration harms the many and warns America must curb exploitation in wealth creation and distribution. It cites Newburgh awakenings on welfare abuses and notes price fixing and trading rule abuses on a major stock exchange as proof of systemic corruption. It calls for a crusading reform to defend free enterprise against rising socialism.
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Latin America
Theodore Roosevelt
The Wisdom of Brother Andrews in Syracuse
Norman V. Peale recalls Harlowe B. Andrews of Syracuse a devout, shrewd Christian who built one of the first automatic dishwashers and helped run the first U.S. supermarket. The story highlights his practical faith, prayerful guidance, and belief that positive thinking can move mountains.
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Harlowe B. Andrews
Syracuse
New York
Tully Valley
Brother Andrews
Andrews Brothers
United States
California
Salina Street
Genesee Street
University Methodist Church
Moses
Norman
Andrew
Peace pipe ritual and pipestone sources among Plains Indians
The National Geographic notes that the peace pipe ceremony and the pipestone sources are sacred to Plains Indians. Quarries served as common ground where hostile tribes met in amity. Pipestone National Monument in southwestern Minnesota is the most famous ancient site.
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National Geographic
Pipestone National Monument
Minesota
Brave memories and blasting near Twin Creek trestle
A reporter recalls braving a freezing ice jam site by the Miami River near Twin Creek, filming blasting near the railroad trestle and crossing danger to file stories. The piece also notes a YMCA gym class controversy about the twist and a dynamite charge across the river amplifying the peril.
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Highway Department
Twin Creek
Miami River
Rt. 73
Butler County Park
Middletown
Franklin
Oxford - Franklin
Kennedy policy by ear harms ship of state
George Sokolsky argues President Kennedy dodges hard choices, relying on improvisation and dollar diplomacy. The piece condemns vague goals, inconsistent aid, and appeasement tendencies toward Castro, Sukarno, and Khrushchev allies, warning the United States lacks a clear strategic objective.
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United States
Kennedy
Nehru
Washington
India
Castro
Cuba
Congo
Sukarno
Indonesia
Sam
Nkrumah
Ghana
Khrushchev
Tito
Jottings on Hollywood and Broadway Buzz in Kilgallen Column
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys show business chatter from Las Vegas to New York. Names include Louis Prima Keely Smith Harry James David Merrick Elizabeth Taylor Diana, Georges Burns Carol Channing, Bob Merrill Carol Lawrence and Robert Goulet with notes on films theatre shows and upcoming projects.
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Cuba
Guantanamo Bay
Louis Prima
Las Vegas
Keely Smith
Keely
Harry James
Flamingo
Key Club
John Q
David Merrick
Arthur
Steve Sondheim
Congo
New York
Georgia Brown
Ted Heath
Seattle World's Fair
Ballyhoo
Seattle
John Bratby
Ernie Kovacs
George Burns
Carol Channing
Palace Theatre
Bob Merrill
Carol Lawrence
St. James Stage
Robert Goulet
Puerto Rico
Soviet scientist Topchiev pushes East West science pact
Fulton Lewis Jr reports in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists that Aleksandr Topchiev presented at a September meeting in Stowe Vermont a plan for a tenfold atom smasher costing about 700 million dollars and a decade to build. He promotes joint research in cancer, heart disease, and space propulsion, while Western scientists warn about Soviet political aims and ideological control.
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Washington
Aleksandr Vasilevich Topchiev
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Soviet Academy of Science
United States
Stowe
Topchiev
Topchievy
Cyrus Bailen
Free World
Soviet Empire
Kremlin
Aleksandr V. Topchiev
Red
Communist Party
Russia
C.y
Soviet Union
Lenin
Topchiev & Co
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George Sokolsky
Dorothy Kilgallen
Moira Shearer
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Harry Belafonte
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Tommy Phipps
Duke of Windsor
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Dion
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52Nd St. Bistro
Grandma Benedict
Edie Adams
David Wayne
Hollywood
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Latin Quarter
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Tokyo
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