Editorial Prospects for Nixon and Knowland in GOP Race
The piece argues Nixon could gain delegates by standing apart from the Eisenhower wing while Knowland positions as conservative leader. It notes Knowland’s momentum among conservatives, Nixon’s lingering front runner status, and the uncertain candidate declaration. It analyzes each figure’s strategy, the factions within the GOP, and the likely convention dynamics.
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William F. Knowland
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No show problem prompts new airline penalties
Psychologists note air line no shows waste cabin space as travelers hoard reservations across hours and carriers. Civil Aeronautics Board okays canceling unpicked tickets before departure and airlines may now penalize any passenger three dollars for failing to use a ticket without notifying the carrier, with steeper fines suggested.
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Instruments and souls in a divine concert
A reflective meditation on humans as instruments needing an artist, a cellist, and God to evoke music and sympathy. The author argues harmony requires a master, lovers, and the divine influence to move the soul.
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Barbs on Windstorms and June Marriages Rise
A quirky observation notes that Indians used to bite the dust and now windstorms prompt similar reactions. It also states that the daily marriages in the U S during June typically exceed the yearly average by about 45 percent, suggesting a seasonal surge in weddings.
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Indigo dye sources and early colonial witchcraft facts
Questions and answers cover indigo dye origins from the plant and synthetic methods, Brazil’s efforts to preserve the spiral arucu fish Pirarucu through pond culture, Hugo Grotius as founder of international law, the Guarneri family known for Cremona violins, and the 1692 Salem witchcraft executions with 19 hanged among over 250 arrested.
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Statement Fragments on Public Figures and Crime
Excerpts show Sir Anthony Eden with questions on returning to public life. Theodore Sabin, 24, of Rockford Illinois, released after seven months for a holdup he did not commit. A critic calls the current budget irresponsible and links rising obscene literature to more sex crimes.
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Theodore Sabin
Rockford, Ill
Remembering birthdays and anniversaries with thanks
When friends send cards for birthdays or anniversaries write each a note of thanks. If you neglect this courtesy the good wishes may grow fewer through the years.
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