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Rickover Defies Moscow Limits On Embassy Walkabout
Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover joins Nixon in Moscow and leads a door to door survey of tenants, challenging Soviet access rules. He pushes to inspect Lenin reactors aboard the icebreaker in Leningrad, but the Soviets limit access and fume at the transparency clash. Rickover notes Lenin reactors are adequate for its purpose but not a reactor breakthrough.
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Michigan Eyes $50 Million Highway Bond Sale Amid Debt Clash
Michigan prepares Thursday to auction $50 million in highway bonds secured by gas and tonnage taxes despite a looming investor skepticism. Gov Williams backs an income tax while Republican leaders push for higher sales tax, deepening a partisan standoff as public credit markets grow tense.
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Nothing Matches Faith Billy Graham Has
Jim Bishop reflects on Billy Graham in a brief noted encounter in an NBC corridor. He praises Graham’s faith and impact while noting criticisms and New York’s reaction, and predicts future outreach by section. The piece ends with a personal wish to save one soul.
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Sympathy for captive nations spans American politics
The piece argues that both major parties have long included sympathy for oppressed peoples in platforms since the 19th century, citing examples from Ireland to Armenia and Palestine. It notes congressional action on captive nations week and pokes at Khrushchev for not listening.
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Estrellita Stars Forecast Tense Yet Prosperous 1960 Outlook
The forecast warns tact in family and social circles with possible distant news this evening. For birthdays tomorrow, the coming year highlights personal relationships, romance for singles in late November and December plus May and June, and cautious finances through November. Job gains appear in October and December with more responsibility or a change of environment. New creative ventures in December may advance in 1960. A child born then may be a natural leader but prone to over domineering tendencies.
Butler Civil Rights Stand Questioned In 1934 Notes
The piece reports photostats of handwritten notes by Paul M. Butler from December 1934 in New Orleans. Butler asserts segregation is not a political issue while Georgia chairman Bell seeks clarity, raising questions about Butler’s current civil rights stance and party unity amid leadership tensions with Johnson and Rayburn.
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Rainy Day Reflections On Raincoats and Night Crawlers
Dave Regan muses on rain and nostalgia noting missing raincoats and tin roofs, sudden downpours, and the joy of rain after storms. He recalls children sailing imagined oceans in floods and the fun of night crawler hunting after rain, a timeless pastime.
The Politician's Disease and Shifting News Values
George E. Sokolsky critiques public duplicity in politics and journalism. He cites Pasternak on honesty, questions what counts as news, and notes how shifts in society reshape youth ambitions, security, and mobility in a changing world.
Ohio Civil Service picks top for county home posts
The Ohio Civil Service Commission announced Roy Bradford and his wife won the highest grades for superintendent and matron at the Warren County Home. Martin V. Coffey, county American Legion commander, ran unopposed for vice commander of the Fourth Ohio District at the Lebanon convention. Louis Frey, 27, surrendered in Monteca California, reportedly admitting to killing Lawrence Linn, an 18 year old Hamilton cab driver, with county officials preparing extradition papers.
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Life Span Facts of Mayflies and Date Palms
The life of a mayfly lasts about 24 hours while a date palm may produce fruit for roughly two centuries. The note pairs two stark contrasts in biological longevity.
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