Get-Out-The-Vote Parade Mobilizes Scouting Nationwide 1960
The nationwide Get-Out-The-Vote day on October 29 will feature a parade of uniformed Scouts hanging Liberty Bell reminders to vote on millions of doorknobs and in homes nationwide. Oswego County Council plans active participation through Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorers and leaders, highlighting civic duty and character development.
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Oswego County
Boy Scouts of America
Freedoms Foundation
NASA to work with private firms on space communications
Dr. T. Keith Glennan of NASA announces cooperation with private industry to develop satellite communication systems. Rockets and launch stations will be provided at cost to U S companies in the electronics and communications sectors that create workable space devices, aiming for private network development within Americans lifetimes. AT&T plans 50 satellites about 3,000 miles up to form a global network at an estimated 170 million dollars, with other firms exploring similar projects. The move clarifies government stance on non governmental space activity and reinforces free world leadership in space tech.
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T. Keith Glennan
United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
U. S
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Outer Space
Dr. Glennan
Research and Development Agency
Viewpoints on surpluses and health myths in periodicals
A collage of editorials and letters discusses US led food surpluses under UN planning to aid hungry nations, warns against manipulating markets, and favors calcium rich diets over fear campaigns. It includes medical commentary debunking arthritis myths, calcium debates, and reader questions about nutrition and a child's tonsil surgery.
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Merchants of Medicine
Health as Seen By Dr Brady
Dr Brady discusses arteriosclerosis and degeneration of artery walls, noting Osler’s view on aging vessels and proposing nutrition as a factor in early arterial hardening. He argues that degeneration, not just poor materials, drives the condition and cites familial dietary patterns as a possible cause.
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Pr. Osler
Osler
America
Hyatine
Eisenhower Record Seen As Key In 1960 Race
The piece argues voters will decide the 1960 election by assessing President Eisenhower’s eight year record in domestic and world affairs. It notes Democrats claim Nixon cannot transfer Ike’s popularity, while Eis enhower supporters insist the record justifies continuity or change depending on the electorate’s verdict.
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Wasitington
Sen. Kennedys
Eisenhower
Nixon
America
Sen. Kennedy
Cuba
Asia
Middle East
Africa
Ike
Uke
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Ro ‘Taft
Truman
Horea
Taft
al Smith
New York
Herbert Hoover
Ed Oon Pelety
Heenholses
Greatin
France
Italy
Soviet Union
Average Divorcee Remarries Within Three Years
A compendium of quips notes Americans open 64 million cans daily and many fear odd phobias. It cites the 150 pound man containing about seven pounds of calcium, reveals Kaiser Wilhelm’s fear of cats, and lists notable bios from political figures to Chekhov. The Soviet tax share and New York’s political vice presidents are touched, ending with a wry science fact about a water molecule’s crowded world.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Froot
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
New York
Aaron Burr
George Clinton
Daniel D. Tompkins
Martin van Buren
Millard Fillmore
William A. Wheeler
Chester A. Arthur
Levi P. Morton
Theodore Roosevelt
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Moscow
Moment of Meditation on United Nations Day
Prayer asks blessing for the United Nations as it gains prestige from handling crises. It urges observance participants to learn about the world forum where nations discuss tragedies to shape global opinion, reduce chaos, invite order, and mend international fabrics.
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United Nations
Kennedy shifts toward liberal wing in Democratic race
National story notes Senator Kennedy moving to the liberal wing of the Democratic Party on foreign policy farm aid and resources. It highlights his appeal to industrial states with 200 electoral votes, the northern battleground, and debate within the party over U.S. policy toward Russia China and disarmament. It discusses the Formosa stalemate and the two price farm plan led by Willard Cochrane and the National Farmers Union, plus reactions from major farm groups and advisers.
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Christian Science Monitor
United States
Canada
New Zealand
Australia
Denmark
Netherlands
Washington
Kennedy
Los Angeles
New York
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Ohio
Michigan
California
Nixon
Eisenhower
Htigh
Russia
China
Paris
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chester W. Bowles
Formosa
Red China
United Nations
Senator Kennedy
National Farmers’ Union
Williard Cochrane
University of Minnesota
Harvard
Galbraith
Schlesinger
Cochrane
James G. Patton
Farmers’ Union
Charles E. Brannan
Turman
Cochrane-Patton
National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
Capital Hill
Four-Vegetable Skillet Dinner Lesson
Cooking Is Fun presents a family lunch medley with a four-vegetable skillet featuring eggplant onion green pepper and tomatoes fried in olive oil and butter. The recipe yields six servings with salt pepper and optional sugar spice notes, followed by a Thomas Hood quote about thought and heart.
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B. Jay Becker’s sensational 1933 National Open Pair hand
In Cincinnati 1933 a famous National Open Pair hand drew wide comment. South opened with one heart against passes, West overcalled, and the final contracts varied. The top score went to Charles A Hall and Richard M Wildberg with a five trick top, while Becker’s narrative highlights daring bids and misreads that shaped the event.
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P. Hal Sims
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Charles A. Hall
Richard M. Wildberg
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