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Convention Groggies and the Heavensent Theory of Conventions
Political observer P Crumley Heavensent argues national party conventions dull voters with Convention Groggies red eyes slow reflexes and nightly Cow Palace talk before Labor Day. He contends Democrats and Republicans collude to condition audiences so speakers seem louder than they are a convention might be invented if not existing. The piece notes a long hot summer and likely autumn ahead.
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Heavensent
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Atlantic City
P. Crumley
Clay Versus Patterson Itinerant boxing debate on title defense
The piece argues for preserving high level championships in boxing. It endorses Cassius Clay defending the heavyweight crown against Floyd Patterson, cites Sonny Liston’s negative image and Liston’s withdrawal against Clay, and notes Patterson’s win over Eddie Machen as making him a logical challenger.
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Jack Dempsey
Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Clay
Liston
Patterson
Eddie Machen
Castro Sister Defection Signals Warning To Cuban Defectors
Juanita Castro Ruz, sister of Fidel and Raul Castro, sided with the revolution briefly but denounced the brothers after they betrayed their aims. Her flight and critique depict defectors facing a communist regime and urge unity within the Organization of American States to curb Castroism.
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Fidel Castro
Batista
Castro
Miss Castro
Cuba
Fidel
Raul Castro
Organization of American States
It's Good Just To Be Alive By Norman V Peale
A cousin builds a 1500 pound steam engine on his suburban lawn and lets neighbors and kids ride it, reviving childhood thrills. The author recalls Martinsville Ohio trains, a phonograph gift, and a plane ride revealing life’s bright moments. He urged maintaining altitude of mind to feel alive and find spiritual eagerness.
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Ohio
Martinsville
Blanchester
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Midwest
New York
Allen Ludden
Betty White
Hugh Downs
Edie Adams
Durwase Kirby
Anita Bryant
Mary Martin
Jayne Mansfield
Yap
Jayne
Mr. Kenley
Tallulah Bankhead
Darling
Ancient facts mix of rulers, ruins and wonders
The text lists diverse historical notes from 3600 B C to 80 A D. It mentions Sumerian understanding, Smyrna’s oldest slab arch bridge, John Wesley Hyatt and celluloid, Benjamin Franklin as the 15th child, Bamian Buddha statue, Benares before Buddha’s sermon, the Colosseum’s grandeur and elliptical seating, reflecting a compilation of antiquarian trivia.
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Meles
Smyrna
Citizens debate park sale as city commission meets
Spectator Charles B Palmer and fellow resident James Lamphier challenge public apathy after protests over Jacot Park sale to Middletown Shopping Plaza. The ajourned discussion stretched minutes as commissioners, including Denham and Clark, urged patience while residents voiced views. The tone hinted at civic lessons for locals frequenting meetings.
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City Commission
Charles B. Palmer
Nelson Road
Commission
Jacot Park
Middletown
Palmer
James
Dave) Lamphier
Henrick Drive
Lamphier
Wiliam Denham
Donham
George Class
Donhem
Virgil Clark
Don Guse
Mary Lord
Jim Curry
Lampbhier
Mobility over Subsidies Shapes California’s Economy
John Chamberlain argues mobility drives American growth beyond anti poverty subsidies. He cites offshore oil and gas work, revived industries, and repurposed mines as proof that areas decline briefly but rebound. Cooley’s book warns capital should fuel productive uses, not prop up lagging towns.
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MR. Cooley
California
Jon Lindbergh
Charles Lindbergh
Pennsylvania
Preston County
West Virginia
Ohio River Valley
Western Electric Company
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Retirement Manual for the Aging Workforce in 3 Cents
A short retirement guide for those 62 and older, noting about 18 million retired Americans across Florida and the West. It offers blunt tips on income, illness costs, relocation, living with or near children, low level jobs, civic activity, banking, insurance, social security, travel, wills, cemetery plots, and the idea that retirement grants true freedom, with a postal offer for the booklet.
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Cntrary
Florida
Arizona
California
Texas
Eade
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
John Kenley and his Warren theatre magic
Dorothy Kilgallen profiles John Kenley and his Kenley Players in Warren Ohio. The 14 week season, 2650 seats, and profits around 100000 yearly show how he draws audiences with stars and strong vehicles. He edits shows for audience enjoyment, cuts dialogue, and emphasizes accessible pricing and local appeal.
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Warren
Ohio
John Kenley
Kenley Players
Kenley
Civil Defense
Ray Milland
van Johnson
Youngstown
Akron
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Dun Ape Nee Rendeeely
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