GOP Faces Battle Over Far Right After Goldwater Win
The piece argues that far right factions are reasserting strength after Goldwater's win. It notes Edwin Walker calls for another test of Goldwater views, Liberty Lobby organizes conservatives, Birch Society expands, and Young Americans for Freedom seeks funds to sustain the movement. Barry Goldwater resumes his column, signaling ongoing party agitation.
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Senator Goldwater
Edwin A. Walker
Goldwater
F. Clifton White
Citizens For Goldwater
Liberty Lobby
U.S
John Birch Society
Cincinnati
Young Americans For Freedom
Barry Goldwater
Law of bailments and duties of bailees explained
This guide explains bailments where possession of property is given to another while ownership stays with the bailor. It covers when a bailment exists, the duty to return property, negligence presumptions, and liability when the bailor or bailee errs, with examples like hat checks and car loans.
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Kailee
Knave Deserves Trump In Dear Abby Exchange
A series of reader questions and Abby's replies cover marriage issues, secrets, nursing in public, threats from in laws, and dating norms in Morrero Louisiana. Abigail Van Buren advises on trust, confrontation, and social etiquette while urging caution. The column reflects midcentury advice style and domestic life concerns.
Gangster Club Shootout Intervenes During Jazz Night
Reporter Jim Bishop recounts a violent scene at a nightclub where Frankie Yale brandished a gun and menaced musicians led by Phil Napoleon and the Memphis Five. Napoleon later shot into a bathroom, while Little Augie threatened to seize the piano with a pistol as patrons danced. Police regularly frisk the venue.
Napoleon Won’t Retreat A Brooklyn gangster’s piano confession
The piece recounts Fillippi Napoli born 1900 in Brooklyn, a Sicilian‑ta x official’s son, amid gangland nights. It notes thugs, a piano filled with guns, a cash drain from craps, and a life shaped by crime and music as the Mob’s rhythms.
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Brooklyn
Fillippi Napoli
Longtime Dixieland pioneer Phil Napoleon eyed for bandstand fame
The article profiles Phil Napoleon, founder of the Original Dixieland Jazz Band, detailing his early life in Williamsburg, his rise with Dixieland at venues from Palais Royal to Coney Island, and his influence on jazz alongside leaders like Glenn Miller and Benny Goodman. It notes his marriage, adoption setback, and lasting role heading a Dixieland outfit now called Napoleon's Retreat.
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Phil
Napoleon
Dixieland Jazz
Paul Whiteman
Vincent Lopez
Memphis Five
Palais Royal
Rosemont Ballroom
Coney Island
Glenn Miller
Russ Morgan
Tommy Dorsey
Jimmy Dorsey
Benny Goodman
Artie Shaw
Gene Drupa
Nick
Jackie Gleason
Roney Plaza
America
Washington Battles Hidden Venereal Disease Spread
Washington officials call VD a silent epidemic with a 600 percent rise since 1956. Dr. C Wendell Freeman says education in high schools has increased and 5 to 10 percent of residents may have the infectious stage. He notes underreporting by private doctors and highlights outreach and confidential treatment efforts.
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Washington
UPI
C. Wendell Freeman
District of Columbia Health Department
Freeman
U.S
Health Department
D. C. Health Department
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Digest
Crossword clues span topics from geography and language to heraldry and zoology with entries like minister house Scot and ring shaped coral island. The cryptoquote uses a substitution puzzle and ends with Cobbett and a Cobbetts quote about fortitude and patience.
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Abby
Abigail van Buren
Morrero
Los Angeles
Calif
Jim Bishop
Frankie Yale
Phil Napoleon
St. Louis Blues
Little Augie
Brink’s
Salvatore
Williamsburg
Frank Hale
Palm Beach Playhouse
South Rampart Street
St. Louis
Victoria
Miami Beach
SDE Gaulle
D.C
Daily Crossword
Coral Island
Mon
Axydlbaaxa Longfellow
Jsw
Cobbett
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Russia
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