Sauce for The Goose and the Baker in Senate Reform
The Bobby Baker case keeps surfacing in campaign year talk as the Senate Rules committee approves annual financial disclosure for Senators officials and employees. Sen Everett Jordan leads with a resolution for full annual reports while Sen Kenneth Keating pushes pay raise reform linking raises to outside income disclosure as Congress considers higher salaries. The New Yorker urges reform over bigger pay, noting cabinet ethics standards and urging parity in applying conflicts of interest rules. What’s sauce for the goose is also sauce for the gander.
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Getting Two Birds With One Stone
Muscatine and Rochester plan to dump old cars into Lake Erie to form artificial shoals for fish. Advocates cite environmental benefits while the U.S. Corps of Engineers requires a water depth of 15 feet. The idea's applicability to other waters remains to be explored.
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Brodsky Case Tests Khrushchev on Soviet Intellectual Freedom
Russian intellectuals rally over poet Joseph Brodsky facing five years hard labor for presumed parasitism. Protesters call the trial staged and condemn the crackdown on writers. The issue tests Khrushchev’s push to ease Stalinist repression while wary of dissent.
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Muscatine Journal details and staff notice
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Lodge in Indirect Rap at Goldwater But Doesn’t Mention Him by: Name
James Marlow portrays Henry Cabot Lodge returning from Vietnam and delaying direct criticism of Barry Goldwater while backing William Scranton’s Republican bid. Lodge avoids naming Goldwater, hints at personal contrasts, and weighs the nomination dynamics as Scranton presses his campaign.
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The Worry Clinic Advocate Promotes Case Method Morality
Dr. Crane discusses rising juvenile crime in America and urges parents and teachers to apply specific case method training. He warns that even a "baby" theft like an ashtray teaches crime and calls for moral instruction through Sunday School and grammar school discussions.
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Few Chew Gum Given to Them By Stewardess
New York item blends jokes about dating trends and social quirks. It lampoons airline exchanges and common sayings, noting gum from stewardesses is often unused, while poking fun at politics, sports, and social behavior with sharp, humorous asides.
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Prayer text and blessing expression from a devotional excerpt
A devotional fragment prays to the Heavenly Father thanking for the Son Jesus and asking to lead men to life liberty and happiness in Him. It ends with a short Amen and a call to serve with a glad heart.
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Our Yesterdays and Local Notices Through Time
A compact review of past items: newspaper subscription rate rises at Chicago Dailies and Davenport Gazette, a 75 pound honey harvest from a beehive at Jacob Barger’s home, a 1890s marriage at Musserville parsonage, scouts planning eastern travel, Moscow Independent district annual reports filed, weekend marriages and licenses, a Grace Nell Crowell book club gathering, and Lone Tree merchants adopting daylight saving time through the summer.
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Psychic sleep waves and a wedding in time zones
Dear Abby answers readers on peculiar beliefs in telepathic waking and a social etiquette query about accepting a graduation invitation from a stranger. Abby advises a simple congratulatory note and explains how an anonymous Virginia Beach sender is identified in the column.
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DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE QUOTATION PUZZLE
Ciphered quotes present with hints about substitution. The sample shows A maps to L and X to O. The text includes a daily cryptogram and a previous quote by Anne M. Bergh, plus stray editorial junk.
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