Space Budget Debate Greeted by Cooper Moon Flight
Critics question space spending as Astronaut Gordon Cooper’s 22 orbit record strengthens the nation’s prestige. President Kennedy defends the effort praising Cooper’s feat and linking it to ongoing lunar plans, noting public enthusiasm and support for continued funding into the 1960s.
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Gordon Cooper
Astronaut Cooper
Honolulu
Cape Canaveral
Washington
New York
Cooper
White House
NASA
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Game
Lindbergh
Rug Pulled Out From Freeman
Wheat farmers backed a national referendum against stricter wheat production controls and defeated the proposal. Orville Freeman faced a stinging loss as farm groups divided, with Farm Bureau leading opposition. The measure failed to reach a two thirds majority, prompting immediate administration statements that no alternative legislation would pass this year.
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Unde Sec. of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Farm Bureau
Freeman
Republicans Eye Broad Base for 1961 Coalition Bid
The piece surveys potential voter blocs for a GOP coalition in 1961, noting shifts in labor from blue to white collar since 1947, inflation concerns affecting middle class taxes, and aging voters wary of Medicare. It suggests appealing to disillusioned traditional supporters, white-collar workers, the elderly, nonextremist Southern voters, poorer farmers, and anti Castro sympathizers, with promises to stabilize costs and limit federal spending.
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Arty Truman
Washington
Trent
Fidel Castro
Che" Guevara
Muscatine Journal details subscriptions and staff
In Muscatine Iowa the Daily Journal outlines membership in the Associated Press and Iowa Daily Press Association, states delivery options and pricing, and lists staff including publisher Arnold L. Nelson and editor Walter Russell. It notes office hours, advertising representatives, and special delivery for missed papers.
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Arrold L. Nelson
Walter Russell
Robert Bauer
Gilbert Dietz
Edwin Walwer
Agarf Griffith
Mercet
Carl Walter
Adv
Jann & Kelly, Inc
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Atlanta
Ranges City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Daily Journal
Gay Labure
Challenges to Validity of 14th Amendment Have Failed in the Past
AP report by James Marlow recounts the Justice Department’s brief dismissing Alabama Governor George Wallace's bid to declare the 14th Amendment invalid. It notes the amendment's role in due process and equal protection and explains past Supreme Court acceptance of its validity. It also discusses Wallace's push to use Article 10, Section 333 to justify troops, with the Department arguing such challenges lack substance and precedent.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Amelyst ‘Ashington
Justice Department
Alabama
George’ C. Wallace
Supreme Court
Vaid
Wallace
Congress
Secretary of State
Charles Evans Hughes
Birmingham
Kennedy
Altthough Kennedy
Sident
Arncle 10
Jan
Worry Clinic boss profile offers traits praised by staff
Dr Crane's The Worry ClinicMartin profiles Martin G a 34 year old executive who asks how to become a successful boss A survey of 1343 employees yields compliments about a good boss He is courteous approachable loyal to company and workers Know employees by name and families promotes self improvement shares work during tight periods admits when wrong and values timely wages Rewards merit and humor Encourages participation in company activities and supports workers in personal matters The piece ends noting these traits apply to husbands and household workers as well
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Martin G
Dr. Cuno
Benao
Thesr
Ag Fe
Company
Hns
Canonization for Uganda martyrs slated this year
Fort Portal Uganda reports that Uganda martyrs twenty two Roman Catholic boys and eighteen Protestant youths who died for Christ between 1885 and 1887 are slated for canonization in Rome after the Vatican Council session begins in September. The saga centers on early Christian missions in Buganda under Kabaka Mutesa II and King Manga with figures Mackay Lourdel and the White Fathers, amid persecutions that saw youths burned at the stake on June 3 1886 and other deaths by clubbing or beheading.
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Fort Portal
Uganda
Ab Yiea
Sahara
Rome
middle-Africa
Vatican
Central Africa
White Fathers
Buganda
Alexander Mackay
Protestant Church Missionary Society
Simon Lourdel
Manga
Prayer text seeking faith and discipleship
The excerpt presents a prayer asking for peace through faith in Jesus Christ and a widening of the heart to let Him work. It invokes being justified by faith and asks the Father to lead believers into strong faith for effective discipleship.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Our Yesterdays Timeline Across Local News
A compilation recalls events from past decades including corn planting delays, a banana vine growth report, track meet victories by Columbus Junction high school, memorial services, religious gatherings, and anniversary celebrations. It mentions awards, valedictorians, and choir trips, reflecting community milestones over the years.
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Columbus Junction
Cedar Valley
Fair Grounds
Parsons
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Rendall
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Age Gap and Dinner Etiquette
A reader asks if a 38 year old man should pursue a romance with a 16 year younger woman and how to win her. Abby warns against the relationship, noting the age difference and family disapproval. Other letters discuss hosting uninvited guests, dinner prep delays, and a widow’s approach to household help.
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Abby
Van
Tam
Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Twist Instinct Is Intelligence
The page presents a cryptoquote sample with a substitution cipher, showing one letter stands for another. It notes A equals multiple Ls and X equals Os, guiding readers to crack the puzzle. The line hints at instinct and intelligence and adds a playful misprint about King Festures Eyudicete.
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Axyderbaake
Longfellow
Yetterdey
Stealdia
King Festures Eyudicete
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