Blatt's Pennsylvania nomination narrows Senate race edge
Senate race in Pennsylvania tightens as Gen evieve Blatt wins the Democratic nomination after a court ruling flips ballots by 513 votes. She faces Republican Sen Hugh Scott, a party veteran with a liberal record, in a contest noted for potential historic female victory.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Pennsylvania
Genevieve Blatt
Supreme Court
Miss Blatt
Hugh Scott
Scranton
Smith
Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
Maurine Neuberger
Oregon
Practical Nurses: One Year Path to Healing in a Struggling System
Five young women pursue a one year Practical Nurse program amid crowded facilities and aging buildings. They study anatomy and medical terms, work hospital rotations, and face low pay yet see nursing as a calling. Notable staff. Mount Sinai lineage. tuition and living costs outlined. a motto chosen to reflect purpose.
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United States
R.N
P.N
P.n.’S
Sinai Hospital
Detroit
Ruth Edelson
New York
Justine Hannan
St. Mary’s
Pierre
South Dakota
Colette
Lemuel Shattuck Hospital
Jamaica Plain
Massachusetts
Eleanor Gaffney
Mt. Sinai
Miami Beach
Carmen Ross
Pauline MacFarlane
Orovitz
Nautilus
Tow and the Law: Bank liable for Sally theft scheme
A cafe bookkeeper Sally stole about five thousand dollars by creating fake deposits to conceal withdrawals. The bank failed to detect the phony slips and was held liable for cafe losses in Ohio law. Depositors may also share fault if they neglect monthly statements or grant broad employee powers.
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Sally
Ohio
Daily Crossword Down Clues and Cryptoquote Challenge
A daily mini crossword clue set offers Near and Merciless as two down clues. A cryptogram quotation exercise follows with a sample mapping of letters and a Saturday quote about genius by Lichtenberg.
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Lichtenberg
We Kids Aren't All Bad Dear Abby Letter
A teen writes about conflict with her father over social gatherings at home. She argues teens seek affordable, safe places to meet, fearing parental scrutiny, and asks Abby to tell parents that kids are not bad but want welcoming spaces.
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Abby
Reflector to Host September Publicity Meeting
The Reflector plans a September meeting for club and organization presidents and publicity chairmen to learn best publicity practices. Fill out the blank with club name president and publicity chairman, and indicate attendance. Time date and place to be announced mid September.
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Reflector
Macmillan Slugs Through Muddy Opening Grouse Day
London UPI reports former Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and guests hunted on Lord Swinton's Moors in Yorkshire as fog hid birds. Four hours produced one missed shot by Maj. David Jamieson and one grouse captured by his brother Jerry, prompting grumbling about the season’s start.
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London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Lord Swinton
Yorkshire
Jerry
Macmillan
Russia pays or vetoes UN stance in Congo debate
In a critique of U Thant and UN funding, the article notes Moscow and France defaulted on Congo era assessments. It argues the UN Security Council veto should limit General Assembly power, warns the third world majority now leans Communist, and contends Johnson’s stance aligned with UN judgment over Soviet logic.
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Moscow
United Nation
Congo
Near East
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
General Assembly
Soviet Union
France
Russia
U Thant
Khrushchev
United
Security Council
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Dean Acheson
Johnson
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