Parents must balance social needs with character building
Ruth Millett urges parents to open children’s eyes to the wider world beyond school and friends. She warns that chasing popularity leads to neglect of independence, honesty, dependability, and courage, and stresses teaching kids to think for themselves and enjoy solitary pursuits.
Morris hospital birth and local society notices
How Time Flies notes a daughter born Tuesday at Morris hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Guistal. Other notes report visits among Hall Mickelson White families in Tampa and a betrothal of Shirley Hendrickson to Lloyd Torbeck. Also mentioned are a 16th birthday party hosted by Mrs. Johnson and public health nursing study leaves.
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James Guistal
Morris Hospital
Chester Hall
Donald
William Mickelson
Richard White
Tampa
Fia
Shirley May Hendrickson
Rural Morris
Lloyd Andrew Torbeck
Mt. Pulaski
Arthur Johnson
Alice
Hospital directors push campaign for expanded facilities
Thirty years ago Morris hospital directors launch a drive to expand facilities. Russell Knudson, a current graduate, begins training camp at Fort Sheridan. A marriage license is issued to Keith Lehr and Marie Black of Grand Ridge.
Minnesota hospital performs tonsil removal on two patients
In Morris hospital this morning Linda Punke and Sandra Christensen had their tonsils removed. The procedures occurred without reported complications and were completed successfully.
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University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Morris Hospital
Linda Punke
Sandra Christensen
Across and Down Puzzle Answers for Journalists Puzzles
A themed crossword style list with clues and solutions spanning Across and Down entries including names like James Taylor and diverse terms from music to geography and language. The puzzle presents mixed difficulty clues from 1 to 54 with brief hints and letterplay.
Take a Stroll Toward Joy In The City Streets
A narrator urges readers to drop hatred and hurry, and to stroll through life with a smile. He directs a self pointed message to the hurried modern passerby, calling for kindness, openness, and connection with strangers. The piece ends with the author recognizing his own reflection in a store window.
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Washington
Willya
Ray
Jou
Glory
a_ store
President Eisenhower proposes higher savers break on bonds
President Eisenhower proposed a raise in savings bond yields to as much as 3.54 percent for new purchases and potential increases for existing bonds. He argued higher rates would attract buyers, with the Treasury likely shortening maturities to lift long term returns. Tax timing and inflation considerations were noted for holders.
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New York
Eisenhower
U. S
Congress
Treasury
General’s post retirement job with military firm explored
A congressional subcommittee probes how generals secure lucrative posts with weapons makers after retirement. The report cites former Air Force General J. T. McNarney who joined Convair as president after a cryptic California call, allegedly orchestrated by Floyd B. Odlum and influenced by Stuart Symington.
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Uncle Sam
Congress
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Texas
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J. T. McNarney
Th Convair Corporation
McNarney
Convair
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Indio
Calif
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Odlum
Pentagon
Conyvair
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Late Night Lineup
A fetched late evening slate lists 6:00 P.M. college math and weather with 7 News segments, followed by 8:00 P.M. shows including The Rifleman and The Californians. Tonight’s late entries feature Armchair Theater and Police Call before the 1:45 A.M. meditation hour.
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TV College Algebra
Weather By Radar
Clint Youle
Julian Bentley
Ulmer Turner
Alex Dreier
Paul Harvey
Huntley and Brinkley
Doug Edwards
TV College Business Law
Bugs Bunny
Sugarfoot
S—Dragnet
African Patrol
Bon Voyage
Steve Canyon
Burns and Allen
Norman Ross
Eastern Wisdom
U.S.A
Jack Parr
Marty
Armchair Theater
Man Behind
Brenner TV Series Promises Focus on Police Life
New CBS series Brenner centers on Detective Brenner and his cop son in New York. Producer Arthur Lewis describes the drama as exploring moral questions and police ethics rather than chasing crooks. Edward Binns stars as Brenner with James Broderick as his son Ernie. Herbert Boratz and Herbert Brodkin also contribute.
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New York
Brenner
Arthur Lewis
Roy Brenner
Edward Binns
James Broderick
Ernie
Swing Is Costly
Mrs. Margaret Messinger 61 used a large shopping purse to break up a dog fight in San Diego. The blow sent her purse flying. she returned home to discover $21.40 missing from the purse.
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San Diego
Margaret Messinger
Fighting Dogs
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