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Saturday Notebook contends Eisenhower urged GOP to clean up the party image by tightening convention control. It imagines a rigid, militarized setup with a strong chairman, sergeants at arms, five minute floor demos, and restricted TV access, warning the plan would curb fun and democracy.
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Dwight Eisenhower
GOP
United States
Ike
Army
Marines
Ske
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Radio Shorthand and the Morning Broadcast
A listener criticizes radio infomercial fatigue while recounting a 30 minute half hour tested segment. He notes 80 minutes of news, time checks, forest fire pleas, self promotion, and syrupy jingles, with music and near Beatles/Bach style tunes. He regrets waking early and wishes for more wheat than chaff.
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Nation
Salt in heat and weight loss addressed by Dr Molner
Dr Molner explains that salt is needed and a completely salt free diet is harmful, especially in heat. He notes heat collapse from combined sodium and water loss, cautions against overreliance on salt tablets, and says real progress comes from reducing fat, not just water weight, with TOPS readers in mind.
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TOPS
Desert
Restate building opening on Main at Wilson district
Auld Lang Syne owners D M Dunseth and O T Elliott opened a new building on Main at Wilson with John Okerberg as builder. Elliott once ran the Silver Leaf cafe about two decades ago. R T Orchard, longtime county central committee chair, was named a presidential elector for the Democratic ticket. Claire Spears, 10, visited Fredonia today to see relatives. A memorial program at the Methodist Church honored Rev Philetus Beverly 98, William Styles 92, and B J Darbyshire 91 with Rev Fred M Batley officiating.
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O. T. Elliott
Main
Wilson
John Okerberg
Elliott
R. T. Orchard
Democratic Party
Claire Spears
A. M. Spears
Fredonia
W. B. Latimer
Philetus Beverly
L. B. Smith
William Styles
R. C. Dugan
Lucy Styles
B. J. Darbyshire
W. H. Church
Fred M. Batley
Methodist Church
Top U S military leaders doubt total Vietnam victory
In Honolulu top U S military officials say total victory in Vietnam is highly unlikely. Lodge’s return as ambassador to South Vietnam signals emphasis on political solutions. U S buildup targets 75 000 troops as 60 000 serve in Vietnam with advisers now seen as combat support. Bombing of North Vietnam is said to be hurting infiltration and impacting Communist morale, though air power cannot end the war alone.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Viet Nam
U.S
Fourestar
Lodge
H.M. Smith
Pearl Harbor
South Viet Nam
Far East
North Viet Nam
Maine towns withdraw from surplus food program
About 30 communities in Maine pulled out of the federal surplus food program over the past year citing accounting costs and heavy paperwork, according to the State Health and Welfare Department.
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Augusta
Maine
State Health and Welfare Department
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates andmasthead
Ottawa Herald in Ottawa Kansas publishes daily except Sunday and holidays. Editor Robert B. Wellington rates show subscription by mail for trade area one month 1.00 three months 3.00 six months 5.00 one year 9.00. Out of trade area by mail one month 1.50 three months 4.25 six months 8.00 one year 15.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with AP content for local news and dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Associated Press
Parents Reflect On Dance Trends From Cartoons To Classics
A nostalgic piece laments perceived moral decline among youth while recounting a family's attempt to update a toddler's music. The author recalls dances and artists from the late 1950s and notes the aging viewpoint on modern tunes. The column frames generational taste as a universal complaint.
Turnabout JERSEY CITY raises hours for city workers
Mayor Thomas Whelan, who last year raised city employees salaries to industry levels, now has raised their working hours too in Jersey City.
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Jersey City, No
Thomas Whelan
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