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Conservative Triumphs in House and Senate Leadership Shifts
The selection of Rep. Carl Albert and Hale Boggs as House leaders signals a conservative tilt in national politics as liberals face exclusion from future leadership. In the Senate, Bourke Hickenlooper's victory over Leverett Saltonstall preserves conservative policy control. The rural-urban power shift points to outdated district maps as a root cause.
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Sam Rayburn
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Congress
House
Senate
Rep
John McCormack
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Republican Party
Middle West
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
McCormack
Cultured Taste Becomes Wealth The Public Fails to Use Heritage
The piece argues many Americans neglect culture by avoiding quality music literature and art. It emphasizes that discriminating taste is learned through effort and engagement, not passive exposure, warning that those seeking lowbrow entertainment miss rich national heritage.
Higher Literacy and the US illiteracy challenge
President Kennedy urges action to ensure universal reading and writing. The essay highlights a broader “higher illiteracy” where reading skills do not connect to real life, stressing that schools must foster understanding and active engagement with language.
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United States
Kennedy
Francis S. Chase
University of Chicago
Graduate School of Education
Mental illness through ages and the rise of psychiatry
Jim Bishop surveys early skull opening practices, Kraepelin’s classifications, and the evolving field from 1880 to 1951. He explains organogenic and psychogenic disorders, treatment forms from shock to psycho therapy, and the rising demand with millions affected and no stigma in sight. He notes World War II rejects for psychiatric reasons and the need for better mental care.
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Emil Kraepelin
Covile
Costello and
Rouke
United States
South Carolina
America
Police baffled by theft of 22 manhole covers
Indiana police in two towns report a puzzling wave of thefts involving 22 metal manhole covers. Officials say the motive remains unclear but they doubt the thefts are for games or trivial use. No arrests reported and investigations continue.
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Indiana
Emergence of Stevenson as United Nations diplomat
Adlai Stevenson emerged as a significant statesman at the United Nations preserving the body amid calls for collapse. Kennedy era teamwork with Kennedy and Rusk solidified a steady policy. Stevenson aligned with the administration, boosting U S dignity and Asia engagement while supporting a united, durable UN stance.
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Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
Mali
United States
Truman
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Stevenson
Rusk
Asia
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
John Foster Dulles
John F. Kennedy
George Dixon columns and Washington banter satire
A columnist lists things he unlikely to do this week in Washington. He jokes about the Cosmos Club resignation, Sen. Thomas Dodd’s support for Tshombe, Lt. Col. Schwarz’s pen puns and a party with dignitaries, while lampooning Dupont Bill debates and Pentagon jargon.
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Cosmos Club
Carl Rowan
Thomas Dodd
Connecticut
Moise ‘Tshombe
Katanga
Maurice P. Schwarz
NATO
Pentagon
State Department
Blake Clarke
Reader's Digest
Schwarz
Estrellita Stars Say For Tomorrow Horoscope Note
The forecast warns of deceptive influences affecting business finances and family matters. For birthdays today, the month begins a fortuitous cycle with opportunities, followed by a tougher period after March. Romance and social ties may thrive, with stress possible in late September, and May and June seen as strong for romance and marriage.
Boarding House Rooms Referred To as Hotel in Ractographs
In the ractographs, a boarding house with five rooms is described and can be referred to as a hotel. The text notes the five rooms function as lodging units, implying a small hotel setup within a family or shared residence context.
Golf blooms in cold Middleton weather and begs more courses
Dave Regan notes golf thrives despite winter, with Middletonians playing on snow-free days and families teaching children the game. He suggests building more courses, proposing West Middletown hills as a potential site with no water hazards for spring golf ventures.
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West Middletown
Celebrity News Roundup From 1960s Showbiz Highlights
Dorothy Kilgallen notes imminent throat surgery for Norman Norell as Pearl Bailey signs a Las Vegas Flamingo deal totaling 35 000 weekly for two four week engagements. Tony Curtis settles a feud with David Susskind, U S A Inside Report faces threats, and Rudolf Nereyev joins Erik Bruhn for an American debut. The piece mentions Mitra’s mysterious death, Lucille Ball and Gary Morton hosting guests, China D Or Twist nights, Jane Fonda in Walk on the Wild Side, No Strings reception in Detroit, Johnny Burke with a young partner, Juliet Prowse and Elliott Gould dating, Sean O Caseys Red Roses For Me earnings, and Desi Arnaz Keely Smith pairing with Henry Youngman seeking TV and club work.
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Norman Norell
Pearl Bailey
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Flamingo
Las Vegas
Pearlie- Mae
Tony Curtis
David Susskind
David
Lucille Ball
Gary Morton
Palm Springs
Jack Carter
Paula Stewart
Jane Kean
Broadway
Jane Fonda
Babe
Richard Rodgers
Detroit
Diahann Carroll
Donald Brooks
Johnny Burke
Juliet Prowse
Elliott Gould
Same Gazette
Juliet
Frank Sinatra
Sean O’casey
Desi Arnaz
Keely Smith
Henry Youngman
Chums
Jones urges Legion to organize draft awareness program
Harold W. Jones, speaking before the American Legion Post, urged Commander William Miles to appoint a committee to lead a program showing drafted Middletown men their democracy efforts are appreciated. He warned that seven weeks after Pearl Harbor, people are not taking it seriously, noting selectees are being sent to Ft. Knox almost unnoticed.
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Harold W. Jones
American Legion Post
William Miles
Middletown
Pearl Harbor
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