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Hoover: A lifetime of public service and leadership
The article recalls Herbert Hoover as a gifted engineer and public servant who chaired WWI relief and food programs, led commerce, and guided postwar government reform. It credits him with sustaining the Republican Party and notes his later bipartisan public work until his death. It also previews a second piece on domestic cookery and lunar exploration.
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Commission For Relief
Belgium
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Allied Food Council
Europe
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Bipartisan Commission On
A World In Which Nothing Comes Clear
John Chamberlain analyzes Britain and Russia as the 1960s election period leaves ambiguity. He notes Harold Wilson's equivocal cabinet, questions on NATO ties, and possible impacts of plans to nationalize steel. He contrasts American campaign rhetoric from Johnson and Goldwater, urging readers to question political certainty.
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Frank Cousins
Transport and General Workers Union
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NATO
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Gen. Norstad
Wilson
Western Alliance
Labor Party
England
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Callaghan
America
Johnson
Goldwater
Long
Mussolini
Hitler
The National Tilt Toward the Southwest
Paul Harvey debates whether the United States is shifting population and industry toward the Southwest. He cites space and defense hubs in Texas New Mexico and California, notes growth in Houston Dallas Albuquerque and Las Vegas frameworks, and questions shifts in political power and media influence from New York to the Southwest as a trend with major implications.
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Today In History Oct 24 1964 highlights
Today is October 24 1964 a Saturday with 68 days left in the year. Notable events include 1861 telegraph linked Atlantic and Pacific coasts and 1683 Germantown Pa first German settlement. Other entries cover patenting matches 1836, Weather Bureau signals 1871, George Washington Bridge opening 1931.
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Truman
Germany
Pakistan
New York
2Nd Armored Division
Ft. Hood
Tex
West Germany
Middletown Ohio Platted as New Town by Stephen Vail
Middletown, Ohio gains town status on October 27 1802 when Stephen Vail signs the land charter witnessed by James Sutton. A 52 lot plat 100 by 200 feet apiece maps Water Street Main Street and alleys between the Miami River and the town’s east side. The document notes public lots Nos 10 and 11 and envisions future county seat ambitions and river flatboat trade growth.
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Hamilton County
Stephen Vail
Middletown
Ohio
James Sutton
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John Cleves Symmes
Miami
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William McClure
Jottings on Golden Boy Sammy Davis Jr and Hollywood glow
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Sammy Davis Jr stamina decides Golden Boy with Broadway reviews. Esquire teases Elizabeth Taylor Liza Todd cover while Gracie Allen Harpo Marx Eddie Cantor obituaries spark trumpet players death wave. Burton couple disrupt Paris shoot causing crew fatigue and press agent injuries.
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Mike Todd
Gracie Allen
Harpo Marx
Eddie Cantor
Nick Travis
Conrad Gazzo
Russ Case
Columbia Pictures
Leslie Cain
War
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