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Bolden Charged in Secret Service Controversy
The article reports agent Abraham Bolden being suspended on charges of attempting to sell a secret government file. Bolden claims he is framed by the government over lax security allegations regarding Kennedy’s protection. The Warren Commission will hold a hearing to uncover the truth and potential mismanagement. A separate note mentions a revised federal spending estimate showing $700 million less by mid-1965.
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Taiwan's Future Pushes for UN Seat and Taiwan Status
The text argues that recognizing Peking last January virtually ensures a Communist China seat in the United Nations, possibly this winter, and urges forming a plan to gain leverage for the United States and allies. It calls for resolving Taiwan's status before Beijing's admission, proposing a U.N. supervised self determination vote to curb perils and test Beijing's acceptance of the election outcome.
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Milady and the wrinkle smoother debate
An irony fills the debate over whether new wrinkle smoothing lotions are cosmetics or drugs. The FDA labels them drugs requiring safety testing, yet sales rise as firms vow to fight in court. If ruled a drug, delays may occur, but milady's face may soon hide her approximate age regardless.
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New York A City Of Contrasts By Jim Bishop
A fragmented portrait of New York describing its dazzling and vile sides. The piece mingles places like Shea Stadium Aqueduct and Times Square with figures such as Robert Moses and Richard Nixon. It portrays police artifice poverty violence culture and ambition in a sprawling cityscape.
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Hell's Kitchen
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Herbert Hoover
Nick the Greek
CIA Day and Bugging in New York Humor
In a witty dialogue, Ymelda and a narrator joke about embassy bugging and CIA work. The exchange riffs on abandoned listening devices, a proposed CIA Day, and playful mashups with holidays while praising secrecy and satire.
Goldwater Eisenhower clash signals shared GOP stance
The piece compares Senator Goldwater and Former President Eisenhower noting both back limited government. It cites Goldwater praising Eisenhower’s principles, discusses civil rights and states rights tensions, and mentions primaries voting totals in ten states showing Goldwater's strong showing.
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Whale's Breathing Rhythm Restricts Submerged Time
Factographs note that the whale can stay submerged for up to 20 minutes before needing to surface to breathe. This breathing pattern governs its underwater duration and surface intervals.
Need for Clearway as Emergency Vehicles Approach
A Middletown note urges motorists to yield to emergency vehicles by pulling to the curb and stopping at signals. It asserts traffic laws require clearance and cites court rulings that vehicles must stop or proceed at their own risk. It warns delays threaten life and property and calls for immediate compliance.
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Kilgallen Sketches Broadway Buzz and Celebrity Bits
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Kennedy half dollars spark Las Vegas bidding at Sands. Musicians Union Local 802 clashes between regular sidemen and part timers. Marlon Brando cancels tour for mumps. Mets betting hot, Truman era politics cited. King Lear acoustics prompt heckler cue. Simeon Booker boasts Black Man's America due June 1. Rolling Stones commit to London Records amid Beatle comparisons. Queen Frederika of Greece seeks equal royal compensation. Dennis O Keefe shifts age image for Never Too Late. Hugh Griffith misses Oscar nod amid British and U S tensions. CIA referenced in passing amid global chatter.
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Simeon Booker
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Greece
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Dennis
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