Mayoralty Campaign Prospects In Oswego
Bob Deady accepts the Republican endorsement for mayor praising the two party system and urging constructive debate. He lauds incumbent Ralph Shapiro but argues Republicans can do better, stressing honest disagreement over quarrels and urging steady, responsible leadership for Oswego.
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Deady
Ralph Shapiro
Status of Women Stirs Debate at New York Convention
A Business and Professional Women's Club gathering in New York weighs creating a State Commission on the Status of Women. The writer argues against a new body, noting women's progress and the impracticalities of a mixed or single-gender panel, and questions what further goals women seek.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
New York City
Language laboratories spark New York editor debate
Viewpoints of Other Editors discuss the merits and flaws of language laboratories in U S high schools. A Columbia survey questions whether labs boost exam scores while teachers defend them, noting a rise in verbal response may not reflect reading and writing mastery. The piece explores measuring emotion and interest versus test results.
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New York
Columbia Teacher's College
Columbia
U. S
Full Employment for Negroes Might Heal Racial Trouble
A 1960s letter argues economic opportunity, not social equality, ends race strife. It cites Kennedy era politics, C Wilson Harder, John L. Lewis, and calls for active recruitment of Negroes into skilled roles. It notes unemployment gaps in Washington and northern cities, urging full employment through a thriving free enterprise system.
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C. Wilson Harder
National Federation of Independent Business, Inc
United States
Kennedy
Harder
John L. Lewis
America
North
Adam Clayton Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
Washington, D. C
Kenneth B. Clark
City College
New York City
U.S. News & World Report
South
Nanette Fabray Finds Hearing Aid Fantastic
Hal Boyle profiles Nanette Fabray a cheerful comedienne who stars with Robert Ryan in Mr. President noting her shift from drama to light musical comedy and praising her hearing aid as life changing She and her family stay at a New York hotel with a casual connection to President Kennedy and her 4 year old son Jamie.
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New York
Nanette Fabray
MacBeth
Nan
Irving Berlin
Robert Ryan
Gertrude Lawrence
Mary Martin
Red Buttons
Ben Turpin
George Abbott
Miss Fabray
Ronald MacDougall
Jamie
Kennedy
United States
Health as Seen By Dr Brady
Dr Brady offers health letters in Palladium Times answering signed health questions. Psoriasis is a chronic skin disease with red patches and silvery scales. The cause is unknown and remissions occur for months or years regardless of treatment.
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New York State
Dr. Brady
G.H
W.M
P.S
P.N.V
Brady
William Brady
Palladium Times
An Editor's Moment Of Meditation
Bless the thousands of students from overseas attending American colleges and their future work at home. Inspire each to observe democracy and freedoms that ennoble the individual. Give light to these visitors and love for their labors toward destiny.
Press Secretary Pierre Salinger Embraces Celebrity Role
Pierre Salinger, Kennedy White House press secretary, says he enjoys being a celebrity and travels in show business circles. He contrasts with past flacks and notes long hours, cigars, consulting opinions, and occasional vacations. He would leave the post if the President asked.
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Washington
Pierre Salinger
White House
Eisenhower
Jim Hagerty
Sioux Falls
Ike
Salinger
Kennedy
Evelyn Lincoln
Pierre
Salinger Life Of Luxury On Modest Public Salary
Salinger earns 21000 a year living in a 50000 12 room Lake Barcroft Virginia house he built while earning 14900 at McClellan Committee. He rose to 17500 as Kennedy campaign press agent and spends on dinners and cars. He and Mrs Salinger host Sunday night parties while Pierre drives a chauffeured car and Mrs owns a 1963 Comet convertible amid a social season of dinners.
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Salinger
Potomac
Virginia
Lake Barcroft
McClellan
Kennedy
Pierre
White House
Plant Watering Rules By Flower Society
The Society of American Florists says lush plants need more water than bloomless or sparse foliage plants. Water faithfully when buds and blooms appear to extend plant life.
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Washington
UPI
The
Society of American Florists
Daily Bible Verse Reflects on Good and Evil
A brief scripture excerpt emphasizes choosing good over evil and notes that doing good aligns with God whereas doing evil indicates not seeing God. The verse cited is III John 1 11.
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John
Defense by East Beats Contract in Killing Club Trick
In a contract bridge column, East proactively defends after West leads diamonds. East overrules passive play, returns clubs to force the queen, and, with West’s king of spades entry, defeats the contract by securing A-10 in clubs. A passive return would allow declarer to make the contract.
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Declarer
West
East
South
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