Lesser Currents In Washington Stir Linder Essay Banter
A light pastiche notes Congressmen McVey and Harris pushing quirky bills and essays in the Congressional Record. It highlights Miss Jo Evelyn Linder of Ham burg Ark and her breakfast line about politicians, Mundt's Mount Rushmore idea, and a Nat Geographic medal for Vice President Johnson. It also jokes about catfish, Interior Department skindivers, and Loch Ness radar expeditions as comic lesser currents.
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Washington
Congressman McVey
Kansas
Capitol
Harris
Arkansas
Congressional
Senator McClellan
Jo Evelyn Linder
Hamburg
Ark
D.A.R
Congressman Berry
South Dakota
Jefferson
Theodore
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Mount Rushmore
Carl Mundt
Senator Mundt
W. W. Diehl
Miss Linder
Mundt
National Geographic Society
Johnson
United States
Jon
Scott Carpenter
Nile
Interior Department
Australia
Scotland
Toward a Reasonable Society reviewed by Rudolph Flesch
Rudolph Flesch endorses C. E. Ayres University of Texas book Toward a Reasonable Society arguing that industrial life with autos washing machines and social security sustains moral progress. He rejects dire forecasts about Western decline and highlights a rising infant death rate and science driven prosperity as positives.
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York
C. E. Ayres
University of Texas
U. of Texas Press
The Industrial Way Of Life And Its Social Value
The piece argues for industrial living and gadgetry as equalizing, noting a horse needs groom care unlike an automobile. It claims bathtubs replace body servants, enabling gentility for all and leveling society. It defends modern conveniences as progress toward a better life.
Two-Car Crash Kills Couple Near Winona
A head on collision on U S 66 three miles east of Winona killed a couple and injured others. Police said the crash involved two cars and occurred during the afternoon hours. Witnesses reported extensive damage and emergency crews responded promptly. Names of the deceased and other victims were not released.
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Ned
Freee Talento
Winona
U.S
Rusk Talks With Italian Leaders on NATO and Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with President Segni Premier Fanfani and Foreign Minister Ficcioni in Rome to discuss whether Italy's center-left government would alter NATO security policy and Western alignment. Talks covered the Common Market and missile bases as Rusk continues a nine day Europe tour.
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Rome
UPI
Dean Rusk
Italy
Rusk
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United States
West Germany
Antonio Segni
Amintore Fanfani
Attilio Ficcioni
Fanfani
U.S
NATO
Athens
Pietro Nenni
London
Local Scien Wins Honors
Dr. C. Ray Jones son of Major and Mrs E C Jones graduates from New York Medical College with several awards. He earned a $3 500 Rheumatology and Arthritic Foundation Fellowship, Merck manual award, cash prize, and a watch for outstanding work. He served as graduating class president and will intern at St Luke's Hospital New York.
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C. Ray Jones
E. C. Jones
E. Edgemont
New York Medicial College
Dr. Jones
Rheumati’ni
Arthritic Foundation
New York Medical College
Newman Club Trades Land
The State Board of Regents exchanged land three blocks from the University of Arizona campus for land now occupied by the Newman Foundation, resolving the center’s relocation due to campus growth.
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Tucson
UPI
Catholic Newman Center
University of Arizona
State Board of Regents
Newman Foundation
Weather by United Press International
Temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 am summarized by United Press International. Data covers regional readings and weather conditions.
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United Press International
By, Illiam ‘D. Laffler
United Press
International
Ex-Marine Held in Teens’ Slayings in New Jersey
James Vance an 18 year old ex Marine was arrested after investigators linked a tire iron found at the crime scene to his car. Prosecutor Frank Scerbo said formal charges likely and noted the tire iron was the murder weapon. Vance was questioned after reporting an attack by three men while the two girls Noreen Buckley 17 and Margaret Ann Kennedy 16 were found bludgeoned at a lover’s lane near Morristown.
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Frank Scerbo
James Vance
Wea
Scerbo
Vance
Noreen
Buckley
Margaret Ann Kennedy
Lover's Lane
Morristown
Quemoy and Matsu Islands in Cold War Debate
The piece outlines U S views on Quemoy and Matsu during the 1960 campaign era with Kennedy and Nixon contrasting on defense. It notes Khrushchev’s bold remarks, a key House vote defeating Kennedy farm legislation, and ongoing airline labor talks shaping Washington and global tensions.
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Quemoy
Matsu
China
Chiang
Kai-Shek
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Male
Washington
U. S
Crossword Puzzle Clues Fragment From Yesterday
Fragmentary crossword list with multiple garbled clues and broken words. Includes entries like 1 across Obstract and 4 Beofant ane and scattered hints such as Chinese and Printers measure. No coherent puzzle solution available.
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