Sound and Fury in Cuba visit HUAC hearings
The piece criticizes both the students who traveled to Cuba despite State Department bans and HUAC for its history of witch hunts. It argues that the students saw only what the Castro regime allowed and that HUAC will likely generate noise with little substantive action. The author likens the scene to a dog fight with no actual fighting.
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Etto
HUAC
Cuba
Castro
State Department
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Shoes and Shoes: Hand-Me-Downs and Foot Health
Dear Dr Mother fielded questions on child footwear, canning during menses, and copper pots. The shoe piece argues children should have own fit shoes to avoid shaping faults, noting hand-me-downs only when no other option. Other letters deny taboo about canning during periods and affirm copper cookware is safe. advice also promotes Dr Mother booklet on peptic ulcers and a pinworm care leaflet. The column closes with a prayer and Bible verse.
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Dr. Mother
A.G.L
Dundee
Ill
Television Guide Blast From 1960s Channel Lineup
A dense OCR fragment lists Channel 4 NBC channels, CBS Channel 9, ABC 5 Apeak Op, and schedules including The Vacation Playhouse Wagon Train, Lucille Ball shows, News, weather, and various soap operas. Mentions of Johnny Carson, Million Dollar Baby movie, and diverse programs like Romper Room, Truth or Consequences, and Family fare hint at a full day’s TV guide listing across networks.
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Johnny Carson
Steve Altennae
Peter
TV Highlights Tonight Brings Sci Fi Dramas And Specials
Tonight's schedule features Channel 9 presenting The Galaxy Being as Outer Limits kicks off at 6 30 followed by The Breaking Point at 9 a psychiatry themed drama Special Loyal Opposition airs on Channel 4 at 9 exploring GOP leadership ahead of 1964 elections Another Channel 13 at 9 offers Strategic Air Command discussing the future of manned aircraft
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Channel 4
GOP
Strategic Air Command
Wax Works After Change Solves Topeka Wax Problem
Stephen Daniels of Topeka nearly saw his wax business fail as batches kept failing due to an imperfect formula. University of Kansas chemical engineer Morris Teplitz substituted a commercial chemical, making boric acid crystals settle as silver flakes and producing a water soluble, mop friendly dance wax. Daniels credits fast help from KU for saving his company and enabling production.
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Lawrence, Kan
Stephen Daniels
Topeka
Daniels
University of Kansas Chemical Engineering Department
James O. Mooney
Morris Teplitz
Teplitz
Free Breakfast Leads To Arrest
CHATTANOOGA Tenn AP City Patrolman James Mallette accepted when ex convict Carl Wesley Brown offered to buy the policeman's breakfast Mallette later told superiors of the big roll of money Brown was carrying This led to an investigation which led to the arrest of Brown in connection with the 500 burglary of a gas station owned by his brother in law
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Chattanooga, Tenn
James Mallette
Carl Wesley Brown
Mallette
Brown
Aquiries on shaving time spark odd reflections
A diarist ponders time spent shaving 414 minutes from dry face to finish. He compares the hours to decision making, travel packing, and even historical timelines while weaving in reflections on life, labor, and trivial daily rituals. The entry names Ottawa University freshmen, local sports, a birth, a speeding arrest, and a river dam labor detail.
Mail Inquiries Nudge New York Columns
A collage of curious facts and quips from Boyle's Mail includes notes on elderly lobsters, Perry Como and Enrico Caruso as former barbers, the rarity of major earthquakes, Darwin on tears, foods that trigger tears, divers with tooth concerns, and a Commerce pamphlet on underwater swimming. It also quips about 85 million motorists, quotes Bernard Baruch, warns against alcohol myths, notes Huntley Illinois and Brinkley Arkansas as a geographical oddity, Marion Powers on marriage, high doctor-to-population ratio in Israel, and an estimated 170 million rats in the United States.
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Perry Como
Enrico Caruso
Globe
Charles Darwin
U.S. Department of Commerce
Jackson A. Smith
Nebraska
Huntley
Ill
Brinkley
Ark
Comedienne
Marion Powers
Israel
Today In History highlights events from 180 to 1963
On September 16 1963 the Associated Press notes key historical moments. Roosevelt signs the Selective Service Act in 1940 while Adams is born in 1722 and the Great Seal is first used in 1782. Other items include American Legion incorporation 1919 and Stalingrad 1942. Surrender of Hong Kong 1945 is noted.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Samuel Adams
Boston
United States
George Washington
American Legion
Congress
Russia
Stalingrad
Hong Kong
Air Force
Full River Season Proposed
The Missouri River Reservoir Operations coordinating Committee recommended an eight month navigation season and full hydroelectric production. It plans to start the 1964 navigation season March 23 at Sioux City and notes a 2.3 million acre foot storage gain for 1963.
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Omaha
Sioux City
Robert F. Seedlock
Army Engineer
Corps of Engineers
Tarmo Warra
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