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No Mandate Defeated In Ohio Sunday Law Amendment Fight
Ohio voters rejected a proposed constitutional amendment to clarify the Sunday closing law to allow sales of food, milk, drugs, newspapers, and transportation on Sundays. Middletown residents echoed doubts about the measure amid confusion and opposing claims, while endorsing the strong 2.96 mill levy for the local school system, applauding prudent fiscal management.
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Public debate on Pentagon news flow restrictions
Readers weigh the impact of tightened rules requiring Pentagon officials to report press contacts the day they occur. The piece argues the plan curtails public understanding and free discussion, though some controls are needed for security. It notes state department practices and doubts the need for new limits.
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Arthur Sylvester
It's Time To Tell All At 100 George P LeBrun West Palm Beach Memoir
Jim Bishop writes about George P LeBrun born July 27 1862 in Trinidad now living in West Palm Beach. LeBrun fought New York coroner grafts and helped spark the Sullivan Law with support from Tim Sullivan and civic leaders. He wrote letters to Rockefeller Wanamaker Straus and Baruch to form a gun control committee.
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George P. LeBrun
Morrow
Edward Radin
Mr. LeBrun
Trinidad
New York City
LeBrun
New York
Goldsborough
Big Tim Sullivan
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Sullivan
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
John Wanamaker
Nathan Straus
Bishop Grier
Simon Baruch
Young Phillips
Sullivan Law
LaBrun
Truth About Cuban Build-Up And Nuclear Risk
Opinion column questions excessive distrust of intelligence during the Cuban missile buildup. It argues the Kennedy administration delayed action awaiting aerial photos, notes weather hampered proof, cites Times reporting on July through October events, and calls for Congress to uncover the full truth about who bears responsibility for the near catastrophe.
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Cuba
Pearl Harbor
United States
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Times
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Military Intelligence
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
Eisenhower
Congress
Pentagon learns language to name future weapons
At the Pentagon Assistant Secretary John H. Rubel showcases a proposed new linguistic system to name and categorize weapons by existence and non existence. He envisions verb forms ish arsh wash and isp to distinguish what is, what could be, and what was planned.
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Defense
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Rubel
Arthur Sylvester
Mr. Rubel
Racel
Thad
Telephone operators rise over seventy percent 1940 1960
The report notes a surge in United States telephone operators by more than 70 percent between 1940 and 1960. It also states that sturgeon can grow up to about 10 feet in length.
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United States
Foggy city car woes and late-night reminders
Dave Regan notes a citywide fog that kept drivers from safely starting cars and left many with lights on. He recalls locking keys in cars, the delay in realizing the mistake, and the risk of losing a usable vehicle during winter mornings. He warns others to check lights and avoid repeat mishaps.
Broadway gossip from Dorothy Kilgallen column
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton dined in Gruyere with four Americans nearby. Cleopatra may cost 40 million, with over 2.5 million in interest and 7 thousand daily until paid. Dan Topping hospitalized for surgery at Lenox Hill. Gigi Durston recovers and eyes a record album and Broadway role. Jorge Guinle backs Carmen Torres in Rio January headline. Judy Holliday musical Hot Spot pushed to March with a Philadelphia tryout. The Anger sequence in 7 Capital Sins draws rave early notices. The Forum bombed in Mexico City. John Barrymore Jr. tackled Italian press rumors. Countess Beatty’s mother opens a Sussex restaurant. The Dukes of Dixieland lose banjoist Papa Jac Assunto to teaching. Jill St John discusses divorce with lawyer Jake Ehrlich. Lincoln Center nightlife grows before spring. Kitty Kallen may join Around the World in 80 Days at Jones Beach. Maurice Evans hawaiian shish kebab praised. Idan East Side bonte seeks a lady doorman. Perelman returns to Gotham with two poodles and a weed burner. Rex Harrison crew heads to Portofino for Rex coverage. Polly Bergen appears in The Caretakers with a simple wardrobe. Lerner-Rodgers I Picked A Daisy plot shifts to extrasensory themes.
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Jorge Guinle
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Philadelphia
Forum
Mexico City
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John Barrymore Jr
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Barrymore
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Dukes
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Lance Reventlow
Jake Ehrlich
Lincoln Center
West Side
Kitty Kallen
Mike Todd Jr
Jones Beach
Maurice Evans
East Side
J. Perelman
Rex
Polly Bergen
Lerner - Rodgers
Nervy climber rests feet on desk to steady nerves
A bold individual claims placing feet on a desk calms nerves, noting the audacious act steadies the hand and spirit. The cheeky gesture highlights a daredevil streak and a self confident stance in public spaces.
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