Shirley Temple Black Seeks Congress From California District
Shirley Temple Black announces candidacy for Congress in California 11th district amid Hollywood buzz. Her child star fame guarantees attention and coverage while she projects maturity and focus, though she says she is not running. She faces a crowded Republican primary and must balance publicity with political substance.
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Fostering Illusions About Fallout Shelter Test
A University of Georgia basement drill by the Office of Civil Defense drew 1000 participants with 999 surviving 24 hours in cramped quarters. The piece argues the test misrepresents real shelter conditions and may create dangerous false beliefs about shelter efficacy.
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It Can Happen to You The Highway Death Warning
In a blunt warning, Jim Bishop argues that traffic deaths loom as constant dangers. He cites 50,000 yearly U S fatalities and 132 daily deaths, blaming driver stress and youth or old age at the wheel, urging vigilance on Route 17 and beyond.
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Survive the Holidays Through Safer Driving Warnings
A columnist warns readers to avoid long holiday travel due to high crash and death tolls. He argues strict law enforcement and safer cars won't prevent accidents caused by drivers, urging people to stay home when feasible.
Japan and Asia’s Destiny After the War
Max Lerner discusses Asia after conflict ends, predicting a growing China, Japan’s rise as a major industrial power, and a non Communist Asia capable of countering China with less U.S. intervention. He foresees Mao’s cult and H bomb use for bargaining, a possible Chou En Lai leadership, and Japan as a potential swing nation shaping regional balance.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. lists subscription fees: 10 cents per weekday, 60 cents weekly in city areas, 15.00 per year by mail in trading areas, 24.00 per year outside trading areas, and 38.00 per year outside the U.S. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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Changing GOP Scene in New York Shapes 1968 Nomination
Narration outlines Javits rock solid with Rockefellers’ likely bid and Romney’s decline. Nixon’s Vietnam stance and trade posture loom. Reagan’s rising profile draws attention from Davis and Dirksen as contenders. Odds list Nixon 40, Romney 19, Rockefeller 15, Percy 5, Reagan 30.
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Early Confederate White House residence and era landmarks
The White House of the Confederate States served as Jefferson Davis residence from February 18 to May 22 1861 in Montgomery Alabama. The first theatrical school in the United States dedicated to professional stage training opened in New York in 1884. The first electric photo finish camera began operating January 16 1936 at Hialeah Race Course in Florida.
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