Nixon Seeks Independent Path for 1960 Candidacy
Reported plans describe Richard Nixon running as an independent figure or under a reform banner to avoid full entanglement with the Eisenhower administration. Observers note his strategy aims to appeal to moderate voters by pledging conservative, costed programs while signaling readiness to align with some Democratic goals on governance and foreign policy.
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New Jersey
Jacob Javits
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Goldwater
Arizona
Necker
Kennedy presses WV unemployment plea on hunger claims
Senator Kennedy argues the administration neglects West Virginia jobless amid hunger fears. He cites alleged USDA data and foreign aid contrasts, claiming domestic shortages and misused surplus foods. He asserts cooperation with Cuba May Day displays in Havana reflect U.S. aggression.
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Massachusetts
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Buddy Hackett Survives Showbiz Ups and Personal Trials
Buddy Hackett, famed comedian and actor, rises from stage improvisations to Broadway and TV work. The piece recalls his wartime service impact, mar ried life with Sherry Du Bois in 1955, and children Sandy and Ivy. It details his dramatic romance, love of golf, and quirks with Jackie Gleason including a blood chemistry joke.
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Peekskill
Virginia Hanna’s china dogs outlast 30 years in Johnstown home
In Newark Ghigo Tap Virginia Hanna of Johnstown shows 669 dolls made as dogs over 30 years. The sole living animal at her house is a real cat, while the 600 dogs are crafted from china metal and wood.
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Virginia Hanna
Johnstown
Wealthy executives fund U.S. Treasury with huge gifts
An analysis shows 24 corporate leaders collectively donate about 37 million annually to the U.S. Treasury through taxes on salaries and bonuses. Frederic Donner leads with nearly 500,000, followed by other General Motors and Ford Motor figures, illustrating the high level of private contributions under a free enterprise system.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Treasury
United States
Frederic G. Donner
General Motors Corporation
Donner
Treasury of
John F. Gordon
General Motors, Corp
Louis C. Good
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General Motors Corp
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Ernest R. Breech
C. H. Greenewall
ET. du Pont de Nemours & Co
John S. Bugas
Irving A. Duffy
E. H. Little
Colgate - Palmolive Co
Roy T. Hurley
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Orich
Frederic Donner
General Motors
America
Uncle Sam
Walking drunk charge bemuses Dayton man
A Dayton man demanded at police headquarters whether he was driving when arrested, only to be told he was charged with walking while intoxicated, not driving. The exchange highlighted a rare drunkenness offense not tied to vehicle operation.
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Ohio
How is vision tested in infants and children
Dr Van Netten explains vision testing methods for infants and young children. Early infancy relies on reflexes and eye movement, then fixation on bright objects. By ages 4 to 6 the EO chart assesses direction, while older children and illiterate adults use the Snellen chart once alphabet knowledge exists.
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de van Dellen
Chlorosis or green sickness in Victorian times
The term chlorosis described a greenish sickness in poor Victorians with low appetite and infections. Victims, mostly poor, appeared pale or greenish and stayed indoors, with many women and girls later excusing themselves for inactivity until outdoor activity resumed.
Sealed Quinone Bottle Warns of Possible Spoilage
An editor notes a sealed bottle of quinine saying it may have sat on a shelf for years. Quinine now has limited value except for cramps and certain heart rhythm issues. The writer suggests discarding unused medicine to avoid potential deterioration.
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Wo Ho
Sore shoulder from dry socket discussed with remedies
The writer notes a sore shoulder may stem from a dry socket or frozen shoulder and suggests usual arthritis or bursitis remedies such as hydrocortisone or prednisone. Manipulation under anesthesia and physical therapy may be considered, with an emphasis on practical health hints.
Bible Digest Note on Wealth and Spiritual Treasure
A succinct reflection on Lamentations 4 1 and Matthew 6 19 21 contrasting earthly wealth with heavenly treasures. The message points to material abundance failing to satisfy the human longing for lasting value and emphasizes storing treasure in heaven.
Monroe News Star history and staff notes from 1920s era
Historical masthead data shows publishers John D. Ewing and Wilson Ewins around 1929 to 1936, with management including Richard Hale and Edmund G. Brown. The Monroe News Star operates as an independent paper, claims AP affiliation, and lists advertising reps in major cities.
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Wilson Ewins
Monroe Post
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