The Teacher's Status and Pay as Community Indicator
An article notes teachers now drive newer cars, signaling improved pay. It argues better wages are only part of elevating teaching prestige and urges public recognition to attract capable young people to education. It also briefly mentions the Avanti with a monthly payment SOS flasher.
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West Germany
Erhard
Germany
Frankfort
Scranton
Europe
America
Siemens Electricity
AEG Telefunken
Krupp
Daimler-Benz
Volkswagenwerk
General Electric
IBM
Chrysler
General Motors
Churchill
Bismarck
Dope Rings and Mob Violence Tie to Narcotics Trade
The piece argues a link between heroin trafficking and urban riots, citing an Arizona Daily Star report of a Tucson family monopoly that allegedly inflates drug prices. It suggests addicts’ desperation fuels outbreaks in Los Angeles and Chicago and calls for intensified efforts to curb illicit drugs. Ayub Khan statement noted.
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Arizona Daily Star
Tucson
State Liquor Control Board
The
Star
Mexico
Los Angeles
Chicago
Exports to Soviet bloc draw fire from trade critic
Fulton Lewis Jr. reports on alleged lax export controls sending chemical pulp, polystyrene data, grinding machines, and ethylene plant tech to the USSR. He cites Rep. Lipscomb accusing officials of eroding export controls while noting Yugoslav copper scrap licenses and Romanian propaganda amid Cold War tensions and U.S. policy shifts.
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Commerce Department
Glen Lipscomb
Ussr
Rep. Lipscomb
Soviet Union
U. S
Yugoslavia
Erhard Campaign Trial in Bad Durkheim Draws German Voters
The Reich Chancellor Ludwig Erhard visits Bad Durkheim to rally support for the Christian Democrats amid mixed reactions. Voters compare his calm style to past leaders as Germany faces economic strength and social balance before the September 19 election.
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Bad Durkheim
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Rhineland
America
Greece
Aristides
Adenauer
Erhard
Labor Leaders Block Soviet Trade Expansion Says Dubinsky
AFL-CIO leaders curb trade with the Soviet bloc in a recent address by David Dubinsky of the ILGWU. He argued it makes no sense to aid Brezhnev Gomulka or Tito as Hitler or Mussolini were opposed to liberal democracy. Credits and tech aid would not democratize dictatorships, he warned.
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Erhard
Hitler
Willy Brandt
Christian Democrats
Afl-Cio
David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Organized Labor
Brezhnev
Gomulka
Tito
Mussolini
Toto
Ernest Borgnine
Dana Rancourt
Mexico
California
Ethel Merman
Ernie
Louis Bellson
Pearl Bailey
George Dixon Ponders 1966 Legislative Path
Washington columnist George Dixon laments Johnson era gridlock and proposes a contest for new bills to revitalize Congress. He hints at dubious proposals and a playful spree of suggestion boxes around the capital, aiming to force fresh legislative ideas.
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Washington
Johnson
Pro Football Star Retires Then Reinstated Fined for Absence
A pro football player announced retirement but was rehired by his team after requesting it and fined 100 dollars daily for four days absent. The piece uses wry tone to poke at pension and timing quirks amid political crowd scenes and census talk.
Notes From A Busy Visit With Young Relatives
For the last few weeks we entertained a preteen niece and nephew who leave tomorrow. They are energetic, well behaved, and always moving. They insist on sharing favorite films and places, from It’s a Must on film to Cat Ballou, Frisch’s blueberry pancakes, Putt Putt, and Golden Tee. Their energy makes us feel young, even as we dread when they outgrow us and our role as uncles.
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Wes
Golden Tee
Frisch
Hollywood Buzz and Broadway Romances Stirly
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Hollywood and Broadway chatter with Sandy Dennis and Gerry Mulligan in love and Doctor Zhivago’s anticipated debut. Barbara Hutton’s Zurich stay, Bob Newhart family reunion, Peter Finch and Shirley Bassey romance, and other show business hints fill a lively column.
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Sandy Dennis
Broadway
Hollywood
Virginia Woolf
Gerry Mulligan
Judy Holliday
Sandy
MGM
Barbara Hutton
Prince
Dolder Grand Hotel
Zurich
Dean
Barbara
Bob Newhart
Chicago
Bogota
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Fulton Lewis Jr
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David Lawrence
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Dubinsky
George Dixon
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House
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Appalachia
Big Brother
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Meyer Feldman
Mme
Chiang Kai-Shek
Jack Valenti
Lyndon Johnson
Valenti
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Marquess of Queensberry
Papa
Congress
U. K
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Dorothy Kilgallen
Peter Finch
Shirley Bassey
Flight of the Phoenix
Shirley
French Foreign Legion
New York
Marilyn Monroe
20Th Century-Fox
Ann-Margret
Marilyn
Federico Fellini
Lance Reventlow
Swith
Patty Duke
Billie
Las Vegas
John Garfield Jr
John Garfield
David
Julie
Jules Garfinkle
Dennis the Menace
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