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Western Europe Plans for Defense Use and Tactics
Western Europe may choose between fixed river defenses or fallback strong points in the Alps or coastal areas. Proponents of fixed lines argue for slowing a Russian advance to allow tactical atomic counterstrikes, while strong-point defense favors heavy counterattacks and avoids piecemeal defeat. Civilians protection remains a central strategic concern.
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Europe
Western
Alps
Russia
Germany
Rhine
Campaign Boners Warn Governors and Witty Candidates
The text surveys historic campaign quips and missteps from 1884 to 1940, noting how sarcasm and gaffes affected outcomes. It cites Blaine’s loss linked to anti Catholic handbills, Tunney and Smith exchanges, Hoover’s rugged line, and Willkie’s gender jab, concluding that candidates must guard their exuberance.
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Gene Tunney
Connecticut
George H. Moses
Tunney
Alfred E. Smith
New England
Blaine
New York
Hoover
Democratic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
Labor
Wendell L. Willkie
Willkie
Debates Shaped Lincoln Douglas Legacy and 1860 Victory
The piece recounts historic debates between Stephen A. Douglas and Abraham Lincoln, highlighting their 55 day series, the political stakes, and how Lincoln’s performance elevated his national reputation. It notes Douglas’s re election by a margin and the split Democratic party that aided Lincoln’s 1860 presidential win.
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Ike
Adlai
Alfred E. Smith
Hoover
William Jennings Bryan
Platte
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Illinois
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Douglas
Drect Scott
Senate
Manhattan as a Human Being Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle reflects on New York City as a living being with faults and virtues. He defends Gotham against critics, noting its crowding, opportunities, and moods, while lamenting losses like a demolished church and praising the city’s vitality and diverse experiences.
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New York City
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Gotham
Lome
New York
Nixon Controversy Triggers Democratic Jubilation And Debate
The piece argues Democrats overreact to the Nixon controversy with glee, claiming it may erase past GOP scandals. It contrasts public accountability with party-spin, notes Eisenhower’s potential response, and questions Nixon’s future on the ticket amid campaign fundraising scrutiny.
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Washington
International taste and names spark satire and politics
The piece mocks cross cultural tastes from Moscow to Cairo, noting Russians preferring traditional names while mocking American ones. It cites fez makers resisting Texas style hats in Egypt and jokes about various Americans named after political figures to avoid being blindsided by elections.
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Cairo
Egypt
Social Affairs Ministry
Isenhower
Adlai Stevenson Isenhower
Dwight David Isenhower
Eisenhower
Fifth Columnists aboard Ike train raise Nixon money plot
A fragment notes alleged infiltration aboard the Eisenhower campaign train with claims of Nixon receiving $18 000. The piece mocks “Poor Richard Club” members and describes internal dissent among Republicans as the train crosses the Mississippi. It mentions a letter addressed to General Eisenhower and a suspenseful Omaha stop.
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Richard Nixon
Richard
Richard Ub
Erle Stanley Gardner
Benjamin Franklin
Ike
Nixon
Eisenhower
Mississippi River
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Mississippi
Nye
Tiny Faust
Home Avenue
Clarksville
Lenn
Gen. Eisenhower
Tiny
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Omaha
Neb
General Eisen
Rent Control Decision Faces City Commission Tonight
Dave Regan notes the City Commission must choose whether to keep or remove rent controls, acknowledging both tenants and landlords will be hurt whatever the outcome. He urges a calm, serious session with controlled audience participation and stresses acceptance of the final decision.
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City Commission
Congress
Middletown
Worry Clinic warns against chain letters and quack cures
Dr George W Crane exposes the persistence of chain letters and psychic scams. He argues many Americans cling to superstition, predicts future via stars or bumps, and warns against paying for false analyses while defending scientific journalism and free press.
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Tokyo
Salem
Mass
America
Birthday Outlook for Genevieve Kemble in Youthful Year
For Genevieve Kemble the day promises a lively affluent period focusing on youth romance and social life both abroad and at home. Writings poetry music and art should advance. avoid impulsive acts and pursue constructive effort for high expression and achievement.
Middleton Eagles Delegates Attend District Meeting
Five delegates from The Middleton Eagles, Vern Albaugh president and others attend the quarterly lodge gathering in St Bernard. Phil M. Russell and Harold Adams opened a stamp shop for Middleton stamp collectors. Margie Chamberlain, nursing student at General Hospital Cincinnati, elected senior class president.
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Middletown Eagles
St. Bernard
Vern Albaugh
Arthur Leppich
Presient
S. A. Beall
Howeard Davis
Glenn Pratt
Phil M. Russell
Harold Adams
Margie Chamberlain Stuent
School of Nursing General Hospital
Cincinnati
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George Dixon
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