How Will You Vote This Summer By The Roadside
A reflective piece urges readers to vote with their actions during summer leisure. It links pleasant season activities to responsibility, warning that littering and pollution threaten natural beauty for future generations. The essay frames everyday trash as a civic choice.
UN lacks principle in Middle East stalemate
The column argues the United Nations is devoid of guiding principle amid the Suez crisis. It contrasts Anthony Eden and John Foster Dulles, notes UN forces withdrawal, and warns that U.S. power and Russian veto shape outcomes. It doubts the UN can resolve the conflict and hopes the view proves wrong.
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Enforcement Never Ends in Traffic Crusade
The Minneapolis Star argues the biggest menace on roads is the irresponsible driver. Laws and surveillance won’t eliminate him, but they can keep him under wraps while safety remains a perpetual crusade.
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Minneapolis Star
Too Much for Dad Forces Reluctant Hug to Help Son
A caption from the Akron Beacon-Journal notes a wife urging her husband to assist their young son with homework. The line warns of the child advancing to the fourth grade next year, underscoring parental concern about preparing the child for academic progress.
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Hugband
Tomatoes! Tomatoes! Best ever canned supply for sale
A large lot of canned tomatoes arrives at the market advertised as the best ever. They will be sold for less than you can preserve at home, offered by Chas L. Mull's.
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Jess
Chas L. Mull
Silence Marks LBJ Attitude on Mid East Crisis
Washington AP reports President Johnson has maintained a tight lipped stance over the Mid East crisis, aiming to avoid provoking Egypt or provoking Israel. The piece contrasts this with his 1965 Dominican Republic crisis approach and notes a shift toward behind the scenes handling and restrained public talk while pressuring for peace talks with North Vietnam.
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Washington
Johnson
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Description of a Deputy Senate Leader’s Influence
The passage praises a Democratic Senate majority leader from 1955 who became vice president in 1961 for his effectiveness. It credits him with getting things done through conference, compromises, and arm twisting, noting he kept plans close to his chest and was outstanding at his work.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Nasser
Senate
Placenta problems and maternal risks in late pregnancy
Letters to Dr. Molner discuss placental detachment and placenta previa with maternal and fetal risks, noting bleeding in late pregnancy, prematurity, and the limits of prevention. Other queries cover itchy skin relief, possible ulcers in teens, hemorrhoids with diverticulosis, and stopping weight loss pills. Dr. Molner explains diagnosis needs like stomach X rays and urges specialist follow ups, while offering a booklet on sinus trouble to readers.
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Lee Group Gets an OK For Merger
Davenport AP Officials of Lee Broadcasting Corp report FCC authority to merge into Lee Enterprises of Davenport effective June 3. The merged group will acquire KGLO radio TV Mason City Iowa KHQA and WTAD Quincy Hannibal and Mankato assets. Leaders named include Philip D Adler president Walter W White executive VP and David K Gottlieb general manager. The Muscatine Journal remains in the Lee group.
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Lee Broadcasting Corp
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Lee Enterprises, Inc
Midwest
Montana
Kglo Radio and Television
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Iowa
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WTAD
Quincy
Hannibal
Keyc Television
Mankato
Minn
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Walter W. White
Lincoln, Neb
David K. Gottlieb
Walter J. Rothschild
Quincy, Til
Church Study Urges More Regard for Play Than Work
New York AP report from a three year study by United Presbyterian Church urged emphasizing play amid rising leisure from labor saving production. It argues scripture shows leisure as freedom to seek truth and beauty, not drudgery, and calls church to promote play as essential to liberation and well rounded living.
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New York
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
United Presbyterian Governing Assembly
Prayer Note From The Daily Prayer Page
The text offers a devotional prayer invoking the Lord as strength in trouble. It thanks God for near comfort and guidance in times of need and sorrow, referencing Psalm 17:39 and the name of Jesus. A minor garbled line ends with a closing sign-off.
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