Dubious Heroes Show Celebrities Under Public Scrutiny
The piece condemns Paul McCartney for admitting LSD use and reports Jayne Mansfield’s daughter filing a police report over assault. It argues fame seduces youth, urges medical caution on drugs, and notes Mansfield’s turbulent life and rejection by film communities.
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Paul McCartney
Hollywood
Jayne Mansfield
McCartney
Jayne Marie
Los Angeles
Sam Brody
Miss Mansfield
Brody
San Francisco
Tralee
Ireland
U Thant Criticized Over UN Middle East Handling
The piece argues that U Thant’s withdrawal of UN peacekeeping troops reflected ignorance of 1956 arrangements with Israel and Egypt. A Ham marskjold memo reveals Nasser’s condition that UNFIC would not leave until tasks were done, implying Thant’s missteps risked peace and calls for a tougher successor.
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United Nations
U Thant
Thant
Israel
Egypt
Dag Hammarskjold
Gamel
Nasser
Middle East
United States
Mr. Heath
Suez
Sukarno
War on the myth of a single college choice
Dr. Edward Eddy president of Chatham College Pittsburgh argues there is no single best college for any student and that happiness can be found at multiple institutions. He urges admissions counselors to stress first three choices to avoid heartbreak and better match students to colleges.
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College of
Edward Eddy
Chatham College
Pittsburgh
Eddy
Dr. Eddy
East Siwash
West Smwash
Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
American Bar Association
Bar Association
Department of Justice
Lawrencefore
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court of the United States
Johnson
High Court
More Responsible Policy Its Needed
The piece urges housing policy reform and stronger Fed actions to prevent a 1966 style crunch. It calls for improved mortgage lending practices, removal of restrictive governmental controls, and a more responsible federal fiscal policy to complement monetary policy.
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Fed
Federal Reserve
Wall Street Journal
Bias in Supreme Court picks favors men and excludes women
A columnist argues the Supreme Court appointment process favors male and religious bloc representation, criticizing the lack of women and the overlooked qualified female jurists. The piece notes Thurgood Marshall’s historic appointment and questions the absence of a woman on the court.
Lindsay Type Switch Voters Shape House Party Strife
The piece recounts Lindsay type Republican switch voters who coach the House toward Democratic margins and praises Ashbrook's critique of party disloyalty. It notes 1961 to 1967 roll calls and cites model cities and rent supplement votes as evidence of GOP defection aiding Democratic aims.
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Washington
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Manhattan
Mar Plot
GOP
Lindsay
Alexander
Bradford Morse
Mass
Thoreau
Congress
New Frontier
Great Society
Kennedy - Johnson
Dmv
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Ashbrook
American Conservative Union
Brook
House
Solution to Suez issue offered by proponent of private ownership
A USC law professor suggests a proprietary non political ownership model for the Suez Canal, echoing Spencer Heath’s mid century plan for a Canal Owners Corporation funded by global shipping interests. The piece notes historical dismissal by critics and ties to regional politics, predicting the idea could bypass political feuding if development and commerce prevail.
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Suez Canal
Christopher Stone
University of Southern California
Stone
I. F. Stone
S Weekly
Washington, D.C
Suez
Spencer Heath
Heath
Egypt
Suez Corporation
Mr. Heath
Nasser
Middle East
How To Keep Well Parents And Children
A university study by Dr. Lillian E. Troll links personality traits between 97 college students and their parents showing notable mother father and parent child similarities. Sons show stronger likeness to parents than daughters with patterns in order of closeness.
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Lillian E. Troll
University of Chicago
Understanding love and boundaries for a child
The author urges balanced affection for a child, citing Bible guidance that love should be selfless and stabilizing. It advises teaching the difference between love and lust as the child matures, noting love is godly and brings happiness while lust harms.
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Salivary Gland Stones and Pyelitis Queries
G. T. asks if non surgical cures exist for salivary gland stones after X rays show stones and gland removal is advised when milking fails. Mrs. E. F. asks what pyelitis is, noting kidney pelvis and ureters inflammation. requests a leaflet via stamped self addressed envelope.
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Do pinworms cause anemia and sleep disruption
Anemia from pinworms is unlikely. they mainly irritate the rectal area and can disturb sleep. Nervousness can trigger hiccups, especially when a person gulps air while anxious. Also, today's health tip warns against overheating cooking oil until it smokes.
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M.D.J
Monroe News Star World masthead fragment 1909
A fragment of a newspaper masthead lists editors and offices for the Monroe News Star World, with addresses in Monroe and affiliate agencies in New York and other cities. The text notes it is an independent paper printing news impartially and supporting what it believes is right.
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Monroe
News-Ster—World Puppebing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Wing, Jr
Rman
William H. Bronson
Ack S. Campbel
Amund G. Brown
Rassery National Advertising
New York
Saeees
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Loui
Memphis
Atlas
San Francisco
Lo Angeles
Charlotte
Joe Ss Star
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