Voters Ignore Haywire Politics Across Texas and Los Angeles
The piece notes Texas elected Republican John G. Tower to the U.S. Senate and Los Angeles chose Democrat Samuel W. Yorty as mayor with Republican Norris Poulson losing. It highlights cross party support, voter apathy, and warnings that rising indifference could erode democracy.
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Texas
John G. Tower
U.S. Senate
Los Angeles
Norris Poulson
Samuel W. Yorty
Poulson
Yorty
Cost of Moon Trip Burdens U.S. Public
The piece argues the first manned moon voyage will cost every American at least 250 dollars and offers a skeptical view of benefits. It notes that even a successful moon landing would not solve current problems and questions the practicality of a round trip and the high return fare.
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United States
Freedom Riders Could Have Avoided Violence Reg Regs Sought
In Washington Attorney General Kennedy urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to issue broad regulations banning segregation in waiting rooms restrooms and restaurants for interstate travelers. Critics argue earlier DOJ action might have deterred violence and kept the civil rights effort on lawful path. The piece questions delays and calls for federal rules to enforce nondiscriminatory travel across motor carriers.
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Washington
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Freedom Riders
Mississippi
Alabama
Robert Wagner
George Rockwell
New York
Department
U. S
Eastland
United States
High Court
Virginia
Norfolk
We Are in World War IV Not III Says Citizen
A persuasive argument contends that Cold War conflicts persist as a long war of ideas. The writer claims Communist strategy aims for world domination, urging Americans to adopt a master plan to defeat communism with better ideas and resolve. How do you stand, sir?
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Berlin
Hungary
Lebanon
Cuba
Laos
Free World
Clausewitz
Lenin
Sten
United States
Ward Fanning Thomas E Mooney Advertising Director
A listing shows Ward Fanning with Thomas E Mooney as Advertising Director and notes roles for Managing Editor and Business Manager. The staff includes Law Ricken and Walter L. Nelson as City Editor Emeritus and other editors and managers such as Joseph Stocke Balleria, Circulation Manager Frank Quine, John Calcaterra, and Peggy Verstapper.
First dental school opened in Bainbridge in 1828
A historical note records the world's first dental school starting in Bainbridge Ohio in 1828. It also notes the honey bee dies after stinging a person and explains the origin of clove from the Latin clavus meaning nail.
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Bainbridge, O
Whispering Willie probes Defense waste in Senate
Delaware Senator John J. Williams nicknamed Whispering Willie led a one man probe into Defense Department procurement revealing unneeded Air Force spare parts worth 465000, misallocated Navy buys, and losses of over 1.3 million in the supply system. GAO confirmed financial mismanagement and waste across the services and surplus tire sales contrasted with higher purchase costs.
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Washington
Delaware
John J. Williams
United States
John Williams
Congress
Williams
Willie
Department of Defense
General Accounting Office
GAO
Defense Department
Air Force
Navy
Japan
1St Marine Aircraft Wing
Iwakuni
San Antonio
Sen. Williams
Akron, Ohio
Sam Winer Motors, Inc
Benicia
Calif
Warsaw riot contrasts with Southern race clashes in USIA policy
A Washington column argues that Soviet press coverage and USIA reporting should present a full picture of global unrest. It cites a Warsaw stadium riot against the Soviet team and compares it with Alabama Mississippi clashes, urging balanced truth about race, religion, and geopolitics. It advocates showing both good and bad in American life and abroad to preserve credibility.
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Washington, D. C
Warsaw
Warsaw Stadium
Montgomery
Birmingham
Jackson
Paris
le Monde
Jean Weltz
Weltz
Pravda
Soviet Union
Polish People’s Republic
American South
U.S
Free World
USIA
Ed Murrow
Murrow
Alabama
Mississippi
Middle Europe
To Your Health Room Temperature Feeding Guidance
Dear Dr. Mother discusses whether babies can be fed at room temperature or cold from jars and bottles. He notes room temperature is satisfactory, no harm shown, and warns against unnecessary warming rituals while allowing warmth if a baby prefers. The column also covers strict salt free diets and avoiding added salt in foods and drinks.
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W. G
Doctor’s malpractice suit cited by AMA official
Twenty years ago the patient hoped for a cure and now he expects one. If the outcome fails, he may view the physicians as negligent, according to Dr. Joseph F. Sadusk Jr., an American Medical Association official.
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Joseph F. Sadusk Jr
American Medical Assn
Hank Faces Indecent Exposure Charge In Quiet Street
In a Reader's Courtroom vignette Hank changes into overalls in a garage when a passerby sees him removing trousers. Police arrest him for indecent exposure. court finds no criminal intent due to an accidental, innocent oversight and asks readers to judge guilt.
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Hank
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