Physical Fitness for Everyday Living and Olympic Prep
Arizona State University Athletic Director Clyde B. Smith urges readers to adopt Greek ideals of daily fitness while observing the American track team’s showdown with Russia as Olympic prep. He argues competitive athletics and daily fitness can coexist and emphasizes daily activity, nutrition, and personal health to counter obesity and heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Exmnasia
Socrates
Epigenes
Johnson's Pivot Turns Democrats Toward a Consensus Party
The article argues President Lyndon B. Johnson is reshaping the Democratic Party into a broad based consensus party with limited ideological fights while appealing to big government big labor and segments of big business. It notes platform smoothing for 1964 and potential base broadening as Goldwater draws Republican liberals. The piece questions if Johnson voters become lifelong Democrats and cites business leaders backing Johnson amid a favorable economy.
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Johnson
America
Democratic Party
Barrys Goldwater
Goldwater
Dr. Mavers
Frederick G. Ditton
Democratic National Committee
Mavers
Dutton
Eisenhower
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Grover Cleveland
Slavery era figures linked to reform, art, and science
Clues point to four individuals: a slave’s son who became educator and scientist, a bandmaster who ran for New York City on a ticket, an actress turned dramatics teacher after stage fame, and a novelist depicting Southern life before the Civil War. Their surnames’ initials spell a senator nicknamed the Great Pacificator, a thrice unsuccessful presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
The Honored Society by Norman Lewis
A brisk profile of the Sicilian Mafia and its US offshoot Cosa Nostra detailing its origins, structure, methods, and reach. The author, a British intelligence agent in World War II, explains how the organization used murder extortion and corruption to control Sicily and influence American crime networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honored Society
Norman Lewis
Putnam
United States
Cosa Nostra
Sicily
Lewis
Considine Fares To Cuba Amid Delays And Paper Hurdles
Bob Considine describes a Cuba bound trip from Mexico City where a missing entry visa delays the departure. He boards Flight 465 aboard a Britannia with 90 travelers including reporters and a Cuban crew, amid tense scenes and relief for a sick father awaiting medicine.
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Considine
Senor
Cuba
Jose Marti
Havana
Mexico City
Mars
Santiago
Military Order of Malta
The South's Real Problem by Dr Alderman Revisited
Ralph McGill reflects on Edwin Anderson Alderman's 1906 charter day address at California Berkeley. He notes Alderman predicted a 20 year shift to fierce industrialism, nationalized politics, and liberal thought, and observes postwar progress toward equality before maturity of the old South's attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California
Berkeley
Edwin Anderson Alderman
University of Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
South
Dr. Alderman
Jefferson
New South
Alderman
Alstarehal South
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Clyde B. Smitit
Arizona State University
Clyde B. Smith
Frans
Noval
Roland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Arian Suchvayor
Olympus
Interlandi
Bob Considine
Cubana de Aviacion
Ralph McGill
The
McGill
Serene
Jonathan Marshall
Dan Byrne
Scottsdale
Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Ariz
Editorial
ocatTign
Arizone
Its
Newpaper
Newspapers Association For Greater Public Service
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