After Kennedy Assassination a Call to Restraint in Blame
The piece condemns broad blame for Kennedy's death to Dallas or the U S while asserting Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone and warning that collective guilt deepens bitterness. It stresses public understanding of issues is essential in representative government and calls for avoiding conspiracy overreach.
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Kennedy
Dallas
Texas
United States
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Jack Ruby
John F. Kennedy
Snow, a countryman’s winter meditation by Hayden S Pearson
Snow means different things to people. Some see trouble and expense while others praise its beauty. The piece explains snow as solidified water vapor, its unique six sided flakes, and its role as a protective blanket for humus. It notes sublimation, the joy of sunny post snow landscapes, and skiers enjoying the hills while a farmer shovels.
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Earth
Hayden S. Pearson
Viewpoints Of Other Editors SEAT OF THE INTELLECT
In Chicago Tribune commentary, President Beadle of the University of Chicago criticizes student sit downs blocking a game with North Carolina college. He urges rational expression and cautions against anti intellectual antics while noting the impracticality of such protests.
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Chicago Tribune
Beadle
University of Chicago
Staggfield
North Carolina College
Health as Seen By Dr. Brady
Dr Brandy and Dr Hyman critique modern medicine by specialization. They argue general practitioners face barriers to patient access and warn against overreliance on gadgets. They stress that there is no universal cure for the common cold and caution doctors to avoid uncertain diagnoses.
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India
Brady
Harold Hyman
U.S
Wm. Brady
M.D
Hyman
House Growing Pains Between Foxy and Freddy
In a lighthearted domestic narrative, Freddy resists a tall pine on their future home's site while Foxy pushes for style choices. Their argument over windows, shelves, and layout escalates into a wishful split of two wings, each wanting control of their own domain.
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Freddy
Heloise tips mail safe glass and quick holiday crafts
Readers share safe packing using an unused tin can for fragile items and a removable lid to prevent rattling. Other notes describe pig in a blanket biscuit wrapping, Venetian blinds for displaying Christmas cards, foil covered flower pots as bells, decorative foam cups sprayed with spray for doors, and windshield glycerine spray to repel rain.
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Jean Wilkinson
Heloise
Francis Taylor
Heloines Housekeeping Hints Book Now Available
HELOISES HOUSEKEEPING HINTS is printed in book form at the Palladium Times Business Office. Price is 3.95 in person or 4.25 by mail. A concise, practical homemaking guide offered to readers.
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Heloise
Palladium Times
Dear Heloise Christmas Countdown Tip for Mothers
A reader suggests a playful method to ease children’s wait for Christmas. Cut small Christmas trees from wrapping paper or seals and hang seven on a wall. Each night a child pulls one tree down to reveal how many days remain until Christmas Night.
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Tom Kroft
Bible Passage Excerpt On Labor Without the Lord
A brief Bible quotation from Psalms 127:1 notes that unless the Lord builds the house or keeps the city, labor and watchfulness prove vain. The excerpt emphasizes divine blessing over human effort in securing success.
Editor's Moment of Meditation on Pearl Harbor
An editor recalls the Pearl Harbor anniversary urging eternal memory for the fallen. He honors 2,403 Americans slain and about 1,000 missing, calling for vigilance to keep the nation defended and its honor secure.
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Pearl Harbor
Johnsons Texas charm aids US diplomacy in world stage
A Washington pundit lauds Lyndon Johnson’s warm Texas hospitality and sense of responsibility, arguing his genuine regard for people helps persuade world statesmen. The piece notes Johnson’s Senate record as “Great Negotiator,” his rapport with Eisenhower Tru man Acheson and European leaders, and early praise from Mikoyan Douglas-Home and Moscow Radio.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Russia
Anastas Mikoyan
Lyndon
Queen Victoria
Texas
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate
Fidel Castro
John Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Col
Capitol Hill
Eisenhower
Truman
Dean Acheson
Europe
Mikoyan
Moscow
Britain
Aley Douglas-Home
Moscow Radio
Times of London
Congress
Sealed Proposals Sought for Police Car Oswego NY 1963
Oswego City Clerk invites sealed proposals for one 1962 Plymouth four door sedan for the Public Safety Police Department. Bids due December 18 1963 at 11:00 A M. Specifications on file. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. December 6 1963. James P Cullinan Jr City Clerk & Purchasing Agent.
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City Hall
Oswego
New York
Department Public Safety Police Department
Plymouth
James P. Cullinan, JR
Ben Hur Began While Lew Wallace Commanded Paducah Garrison
In Paducah Kentucky General Lew Wallace led a Union Army garrison during the Civil War and there he started writing his renowned novel Ben Hur.
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Paducah, Ky
Lew Wallace
Paducah
Ben Hur
Contract Bridge Hand Highlights European Championship Play
In the 1959 European championships, two Great Britain German matchups showcased decisive contracts. Konstam led hearts in four hearts, Meredith's defense saved declarer on a six diamonds contract, while Franks Lagearus pursued six spades, yielding Britain a 1 860 point swing on the deal.
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Great Britain
Germany
East
Konstam
North
South
West
Meredith
Declarer
Britain
Franks
Lagearus
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