Editorials Question FBI Powers and Loyalty Programs
The Supreme Court and a 12 member commission challenge FBI operations over loyalty checks and the right to face accusers. The commission favors cross examination for most informers, except paid FBI informants. Eisenhower Doctrine and Western influence shape Middle East matters, including Lebanon and Arab affairs, in a broader context. The piece notes optimistic Western cultural impact and healthcare comfort amid hot days.
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Supreme Court
FBI
Congress
Truman
Eisenhower
Commission
J. Edgar Hoover
Communist Party
Hoover
Discovery of ancient music manuscript stirs English readers
A 150 year old manuscript volume of musical compositions arouses wide interest in England. The piece imagines the future reaction to discovering modern hits like I'm All Shook Up.
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England
Western led Lebanon victory signals strong democratic press
The pro Western government of Lebanon won a decisive election showing a free press and capable leadership. It counters pro Egyptian unrest and proves Nasser has not unified the Arab world. Lebanon’s intellectuals influence politics and solid opposition deflates tyranny. The piece notes caution about racing ads and praises safety focused messaging.
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Nasser
Lebanon
Hussein
Eisenhower
Cairo
The Atomic Choice
The Associated Press notes that nuclear power is already as cheap as coal in Great Britain and may reach parity in parts of the United States by 1970. The piece highlights vast potential across medicine, agriculture, and industry and urges careful, peaceful use to avoid destructive aims.
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American Automobile Manufacturers’ Association
Associated Press
Great Britain
United States
Outsiders Caught in Others’ Quarrels Threatened
A terse note warns that outsiders drawn into private disputes face danger of being hurt or exposed. The statement emphasizes the risk of entanglement and harm when uninvolved individuals meddle in conflicts.
The Boy Who Keeps Failing Is Not Doomed
Encouragement note about students with poor grades. It reframes success as a later life achievement rather than early academic performance.
Horoscope snapshot for June 25 births by Stella
Horoscope notes two sided nature for June 25 natives blending independence with shyness. Promising career aligning with public contact and business insight. Notables born on this date include Eliphalet Nott Edward Holyoke Nathaniel Deering Olive Thorne Miller C T Yerkes and Hap Arnold.
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Eliphalet Nott
Edward Holyoke
Harvard
Nathaniel Deering
Olive Thorne Miller
C. T. Yerkes
H. “Hap” Arnold
U. S. Air Force
Zodiac Forecast Inspires Romance and Progress Across Signs
A 1957 United Feature Syndicate astrology page urges readers to blend romance and work for gains. Each sign receives sunlit guidance from health, travel, fortune, and social events, highlighting opportunities from birth to landmark decisions.
Entertainer Gossip and Personal Affairs Across High Society
Walter Winchell recounts two meetings with Terry Moore and Eugene McGrath amid charges and a planned withdrawal, while Caesar Romero and Babs Warren move among Texas wealth. The page lists Marilyns of romance, divorces, marriages, betrayals, and showbiz linkups with names like Liberace, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Cary Grant, and Eartha Kitt, plus theatrical plans and society notices.
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Terry Moore
Eugene McGrath
McGrath
Terry
Caesar Romero
Babs Warren
Texas
Jack Barrys
Liberace
June Hawkins
Hal Prince
Gayle Styne
Vegas
Jack Carter
Mollie ‘Ann Bourn
Jack Buchanan
Joanne Clair
Rex Harrison
Ed Mulhare
Helen Murphy
Scott Brady
The
Hollywoods
N. Y
Carol Brooks
Old method for shoulder dislocation revived in doctor’s office
Dr Bundesen outlines a simple office procedure for anterior shoulder dislocations using two five pound weights a sandbox and a mild sedative. The patient lies face down relaxes the arm hangs over the table and weights placed on the forearm guide the joint back. If not corrected in 10 to 15 minutes the method fails and general anesthesia is needed.
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Ohio State University
William S. Smith
Thomas J. Klug
University’s College of Medicine
Vitamin B-12 May Aid Growth in Some Children
The answer notes that Vitamin B-12 can help growth in certain children. It states that benefits have been observed in some instances and does not claim universal effect.
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Caieete
Crawford
Terre Haute
Tribune
Tribune Semanas
Bud Taylor Bans New Champion In Chicago Ten Round Victory
Bud Taylor defeated Tony Canzoneri in Chicago last night to become the undisputed bantamweight world champion in a 10 round bout. About 15 000 fans paid roughly 60 000 in admission as the bout drew wide attention.
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Bud Taylor
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Chicago
Indiana State Normal School
J. F. Mackell
L. J. Rettger
E. N. Canine
Deming Place
Grand Rapids
General Federation of Club
Emma Ramme
William Ramme
Chestnut Street
Carl Lamb
Philadelphia
Gwylym Isaac
First Congregational Church
Sigma Alpha Sorority
Gladys Marlar
South Nineteenth Street
Ethel Kirkham
George F. Asbury
Joseph Mullikin
South Seventh Street
The Grab Bag The Answer Quick
Answers to five trivia prompts cover a water body for the Jordan River a location for Lake St Clair three major Chinese rivers and identify the U S Navy secretary as well as a hackamore used for guiding horses
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Jordan River
Lake St. Clair
China
United States Secretary of the Navy
Birthday wishes for June Lockhart Roger Livesey Kuhel and Saddler
Celebrants include actress June Lockhart, actor Roger Livesey, former baseball star and manager Joe Kuhel, and boxing great Sandy Saddler marking birthdays today.
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June Lockhart
Roger Livesey
Joe Kuhel
Sandy Saddler
Battle and political milestones from late 19th to mid 20th century
In 1876 Gen. George Custer and his command were killed at the Battle of the Little Bighorn by Sioux forces. In 1948 California Governor Earl Warren, later U S Supreme Court Chief Justice, was named the Republican vice presidential candidate.
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George Custer
the Little Big Horn
Earl Warren
California
United States Supreme Court
Distressed Distraught Defined as Adjective
A concise lexicon entry notes the term meaning distracted and beset with mental conflict. It mentions origin as an alteration of distract and includes senses such as crazed in informal usage.
Sam Walter Foss Quote on Living by the Roadside
A line from Sam Walter Foss, American librarian and poet, expresses a wish to live simply by the road and remain a friend to people.
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Sam Walter Foss
Ambitious prospects hinted for the new year
Indications point to gains in the coming year through secret information, association or business. The text advises today’s child to be ambitious and brave, with a great deal of courage shaping their future.
The Dead Sea and Major World Body References
The Dead Sea sits between Michigan and Ontario linking Lake Huron via the St Clair River to Lake Erie through the Detroit River. The Yangtze, Hwang Ko and the Si Kang are noted. Thomas S Gates Jr is mentioned. A rawhide bridle used by cowhands breaking horses is described.
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Michigan
Ontario
Lake Huron
St. Clair River
Lake Erie
Detroit River
Thomas S. Gates, Jr
Traipsin Woman Hosts 27th Folk Festival in Ashland
In Ashland Jean Thomas known as the Traipsin Woman will stage the 27th annual American Folk Song Festival at her Wee House in the Wood on June 9. No admission is charged and donations go to the Kentucky division of the American Cancer Society. The event features participants from four-year-old Corie Wells in a linsey wool frock to Aunt Polly Triplett, 85, on a three string dulcimer.
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Ashland
the Wood
Jean Thomas
Kentucky
American Cancer Society
Corie Wells
Pioneer Mountain
A Visit To a Small Planet Mind Reader and Other Snippets
A collage of light features and trivia including a mind reader tale from a play, No Parking woes in Manhattan, classic Q&A quirks about the Iron Curtain and a Yankee fatality, fashion notes on platinum blonde stars, and social notes on working hours first baby plans and aggressive New York mosquitoes nicknamed flying tigers. Maxine Gates sings, weighs 250 pounds, and cherishes 21 years of marriage with Dan Unland.
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Texas
New Jersey
New York City
Bronx
Brooklyn
Richmond
Queens
Manhattan
Maxine Gates
Chanteuse
Cinema Comedienne
Maxine
Dan Unland
Our Mr. Boyle: Frances Lebow on men fashion trends
Francesca Lebow, famed Vogue editor, urges men to own color choices and avoid fashion fear. She notes women increasingly select menswear and urges practical, flattering fabrics and colors for different body types and complexions.
Stop Me A Housewife Breaks Through Bargain Counter Chaos
A housewife bravely enters a chaotic department store bargain rush and exits after an hour battered but with a firm resolve. The scene contrasts with a college commencement address by Omar Burleson who warned graduates about chasing a flawless boss. The piece ends noting the New York weather bureau staff faced a uniform vacation choice based on charts.
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MAN About Town
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Selene Walters
Kim
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Preston Long
Richard McCluskey
Marion Schaeffer
Teddy Rodriguez
Phyllis
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Howard Johnson, Jr
Patricia Bates
Vanderbilt
Cary Latimer
Lacey Reed
Serge Seymour
Melina Mercouri
Jules Dassin
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Spain
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Alger Hiss
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Tommy Russell
Sallie Blair
Garson Kanin
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Diamond Beach Lodge
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King Cole
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Glason
Will Jordan
Toni Arden
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Seville
H’wood
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Martha Rountree
Teevee
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Yesteryear
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Bellevue
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Bishop Sheen
U. of Louvain
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Eden Roc
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Stewart Rose
Fred Waring
Rita Dorton
Marion Langer
Stamford
Herman Bundesen
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London
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Dorothy Parker
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New York Yankee
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