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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
7
A compact three part feature discusses comedians humor as coping for anxiety, a child discipline anecdote from Dr. Dorothy Baruch urging empathy, and notes on aging with wisdom replacing youthful vigor. The piece includes a request for a 25 cent order form for a booklet.
A uspecified column predicts wild showbiz and political rumors from Bing Crosby family hints to Nixon’s 1960 advisory politics. The mock clairvoyance covers TV battles NBC CBS, Khrushchev shocks, Hollywood stars, and a Roaring 60s public persona mix with satirical quips from Dear Gabby and radio humor.
In this Intercollegiate problem East West must defeat four spades. Fast wins the heart lead king and returns diamond. East signals with an eight of diamonds to show no diamond honor, guiding West toward correct defense and signaling partner wealth of diamonds. The eight lead is pivotal to the defense and ensures accurate play.
New York columnist Hal Boyle riffs on the social signals of illness, noting that coming down with a nonseasonal cold invites mockery and apathy while winter sickness earns sympathy. The piece satirizes office life, family drama, and the doctor’s practical realism as a sunshine day vexes the patient’s status.
An OCR fragment lists astrological signs with date ranges and terse guidance for each sign. It includes Taurus urging persistence, Gemini about readiness, Cancer on repairs, Leo advising against gossip, Virgo noting practical issues, Capricorn on confidential statements, Aquarius on rewards, and a final line mentioning Field Enterprises.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev warns capitalists against meddling in socialist affairs using a pig snout metaphor. He frames the stance as peaceful coexistence and mutual respect amid Cold War tensions.
Quote attributed to Winston Churchill emphasizes that disarmament is not the aim but the mind controlling weaponry. He urges free nations to address the minds of the people in Russia and allies, highlighting ideological battle as key to peace and security.
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