Miracle on the Atlantic shore rebuilds after Ash Wednesday storm
Communities along the Atlantic littoral rebuild after the 1963 Ash Wednesday storm with emergency tax relief, federal aid, and state measures. Kennedy administration grants $25 million for direct aid and $15 million for SBA disaster loans, while several states mobilize funds and volunteers to repair beaches, boardwalks, and infrastructure. Ocean City reports 25,000 visitors in a May weekend as rebuilding advances.
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Congress
Kennedy
Office of Emergency Planning
Small Business Administration
New York
Delaware
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
West Virginia
Kentucky
Wardest
Pennsylvania
Rehoboth Beach
Delshore
Stone Harbor
Kinek
Rehoboth
Cape Hatteras Island
Cape Hatteras
Outer Banks
Indian River
Bethany Beach
Del
Ocean City
Jersey
Cape May County
Teaching About Communism in Public Schools Debate
The piece traces shifting views on teaching communism in schools from World War I to the 1950s, noting former taboos around studying communism and citing public moves toward mandatory or expanded courses. It cites Library of Congress data showing limited coverage in 22 cities, and highlights Florida Virginia Louisiana New York changes encouraging or mandating instruction on Americanism versus communism.
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Ro Wis
Free World
American Legion
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American Bar Association
United States
Korea
Legislative Reference Service
Library of Congress
Manchester
Nal
Wichita
Kaw
New
Florida
Virginia
Louisiana
New York State
Education as drawing out knowledge not stuffing minds
The piece argues true education lies in eliciting latent understanding rather than cramming facts. It cites Hocking, Hamilton, Socrates, and a student who felt overstuffed, urging teachers to help students uncover inner riches and develop reasoning and discernment.
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William Ernest Hocking
Harvard
Edith Hamilton
Ales
Socrates
Laura
Today’s Living Column Misprint and Tangled References
A garbled living column by Gene Stowe mixes biblical phrases with stray terms and fictional book references. It asserts themes of self sacrifice, mentions Joshua and Moor, and cites the novel Magnificat Obsession by Lloyd Douglas in a confusing, incoherent passage.
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Lloyd Douglas
Unclear OCR fragment on bees theft and public figures
Fragmentary OCR text mentions thieves stealing bees from an Oregon farm, notes on avalon experts predicting speeds, and assorted garbled phrases about media, science and opinions. No coherent event details or dates emerge from the readable portion.
Nice While It Lasted at Disarmament Conference
A tumultuous disarmament conference shows the Soviet Union reneging on a war propaganda pledge after a brief vow of support. Zorin and others attack Western actions while Moscow signals withdrawal, opening a dispute on the treaty’s meaning and Soviet commitments.
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Roverprem
Valerian Horn
Armin Vean
Elemeyer
Mather
Yarin
Wean
Karc
Dran
Urn
Dean
Siuation
Westuna Niyoa
Zacin
Nome
Zorin
U.S
Viet Nam
Gans T
Tosiland
Mai
Edward Teller
Airoshma
Zoran
Savigas
Genoys
Moscow
Med Ghina
Peking
Uke Bremdin
Ais
Middle Aged American Male and Economic Anxiety
The piece portrays the middle aged American male as the crucial yet fragile pillar of the economy. It links his stock market anxiety to personal wartime trauma and postwar hardship, arguing his views distort markets and that society owes him recognition for decades of sacrifice.
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Washishton
Wall Street
Phe
Thas
Letters to the editor and local tax concerns at New Lisle
The News invites citizens to write letters under 230 words with full name and address. Debate includes living within income, city taxes, and the impact on retirees and widows. A recent letter urged reform of the city fire department and criticized tax policies amid a push for new industry. Bible thought and language notes follow.
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New Lisle
New Cas Ne
Japanese And Germans Seek African Trade
East Africa swarms with Japanese and German travelers as Kenya faces political chaos, strikes, and national questions. Leaders like Kenyatta and Odede blame press and rival factions. foreign investors eye crisis sites in Nairobi and Mombasa while regional tensions flare along the Kenya Uganda border.
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Naumorl
Kenya
East Africa
Hamvhsy
Aden
Nairobi
Addis Ababa
Mogadishu
Somializ
Legislative Council
Janes Gidney
Mau Mau
Minster
Tate
Mombasa
Giehura
G. 4
Nthenge
Machakas
Odede
Adaw
Tom Mboya
Tahar
Kanu
Mr. Odede
Lsharid
Kenyatta
Nasser
Cairo
Arab League
Moscow
Tokyo
Oginga
England
Soapy Williams
State Department
Lion Cut
Broadway Star Flamy Schneider Sets Europe Ablaze
The Voice of Broadway Flamy Schneider arrives for the premiere of Hinceaccio 100 with European hype. Press and magazines anticipate her New York paparazzi moment while she tours, as other showbiz news highlights Dion’s substitute Tommy Leonetti at the International and a rumored dispute among Dion’s musicians.
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Flamy Schneider
Europe
Dion
Three Minutes a Day Pravad Tempers India a Verse
A garbled report reflects a traffic jam in Bagia as a police officer mediates a tense exchange. One remark suggests restraint and courtesy, while others hint at a clash of tempers amid confusion and frustration.
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Bagia
Bwe Umicks
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