Ike Takes Texas Stump For Goode
Former President Eisenhower campaigns for Republican John W. Goode Jr in San Antonio with a public address at the Alamo Mamie Eisenhower attends events including a news conference coffee with veterans groups and a parade Goode leads a five candidate field with Democrat Henry Gonzalez as the liberal contender and Paul Kilday as the resigning judge nominee in a South Texas race
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Bell-Ans claims triple acidity neutralizing speed
Certified tests claim Bell-Ans neutralizes stomach acidity three times faster than leading antacids within one minute. Advertises 35 cents at druggists and a free sample offer by mailing to Bell-Ans in Orangeburg New York.
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Nason on Education’s View of Multiple Intelligences
The USC professor argues IQ is not the sole measure of ability. He urges developing several IQs based on creativity, fluency, flexibility, and elaboration to aid counseling and schooling. He notes factors like verbal ability bias, cultural background, reading and memory, test-taking skill, and experience shaping IQ scores.
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Lincoln Memorial Columns Mark Union States Count in 1922
Memorial in Washington D C honors Abraham Lincoln with thirty six Doric columns representing states at his death. Plaques list forty eight states when the monument finished in 1922, reflecting later additions.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue List From 1961 King Features
A compact clue set including terms for docile, volcano on Mindane, leather container for oil, mature, partial word hea, lively dance, rodents, slender finial, jeweled birds, to handle, Liberté Fraternité, affirmative reply, cyprinoid fish, decide, lubricant, min path, eggs, former British queen, victorious, declination, above, nobleman, sheltered side, climbing plant, consumes, and work gathering, all presented as puzzle prompts from a 1961 King Features page.
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Wage Reports Due This Tuesday For Many Employers
Mary Loyd Lane of the Hamilton Social Security office urges Middle town employers to file employee wage reports with the Internal Revenue Service for the July through September quarter. The notice warns that even single daily wages or small totals require reporting to avoid penalties and interest, covering household workers as well. A separate note specifies April through July wages of $3 or more in cash must be reported by October 31.
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Elevator history spans two millennia say scholars
The National Geographic Society notes that it took about two thousand years to develop a practical and safe elevator lifting system, marking a lengthy evolution from early concepts to modern technology.
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Candy Wrapper Cost Her $400 In Ohio Case
The Wood County Sheriff’s Department investigates a complaint from a Mexican woman near Bowling Green who paid 400 dollars for a so called healing charm that proved to be an empty candy wrapper. She says another woman, a church worker from Toledo, gained entry to her home and spoke Spanish to persuade the purchase.
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Cleveland club donates 250000 to Brandeis University
The Brand eis Club of Cleveland announces gifts totaling 250000 for Brandeis University. Included are 150000 from Beaumont Foundation and 50000 from Maurice Saltzman, president of Bobbie Brooks Inc. clothing manufacturer.
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Strike Threat Looms Over Chrysler Talks
DETROIT AP Top level negotiators from Chrysler and the United Auto Workers return to bargaining to wrap up a three year contract by Tuesday unless an agreement is in hand by 8 pm Tuesday. The union warns of a strike by Thursday night if no deal is reached. Chrysler seeks fewer company paid union representatives, arguing about one rep per 100 employees versus Ford and GM with one per 250. Ford reduced reps in 1958, sparking local grumbling. Chrysler mirrors that stance as the plant workforce shrinks without a proportional cut in union staff.
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