New Twist to Old Game in Late 20th Century
The piece notes a shift in the world of sex work with a party girl hiring a business manager to handle income from memoirs and club engagements. Christine Keeler is cited as a leading figure, while Canadian manager Robin Drury sues for damages after being fired at age 29, portraying a decadent view of Western society.
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Christine Keeler
Mary Magdalene
Christine
Robin Drury
Jack
Robin
Hitler
Modern Sayings Twist Ling o New York
AP reports folk wisdom shifts from direct proverbs to twisted signs reflecting modern confusion. The piece cites Benjamin Franklin maxims and quotes humorous mottos like If you don't understand it oppose it and In case of nuclear attack run like hell, noting a rise in contradictory, backhanded counsel across offices and homes.
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New York
Unemployment Debate Stirs Opinions on Teen Work
An editorial contrasts The New York Times and The News and Courier on teen unemployment. It argues education helps, yet manual labor remains essential for those unable to pursue further schooling, urging practical work over welfare reliance.
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The
New York Times
Charleston (S. C
News and Courier
Wirts
United States Struggles Over Red Conciliation Policy
The piece contrasts Dulles era intransigence with a current state-led push by governors toward a tougher stance on Communism. It notes Kennedy's softer approach and anticipates outcomes from next week's Soviet Chinese talks, while governors push to limit perceived communist influence in schools.
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John Foster Dulles
Washington
Russia
Dulles
Union
Kennedy
Khrushchev
White House
Moscow
Florida Governor Leads Realism Push At Tampa Education Meet
Governor Farris Bryant of Florida champions realistic Cold War civics at a Tampa seminar. Speakers include Earl E. T. Smith and Admiral Felix Stump while participants note rising state mandates to teach about Communism with value judgments in schools.
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Farris Bryant
Florida
Tanpa
Fila
Cuba
Earl E. T. Smith
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Clarence Perry Oakes
The
Institute For American Strategy
Felix Stump
Freedoms Foundation
Khrushchev
Communitam
Stefan T. Possony
Stanford University
Hoover Institute
Anthony T. Bousearen
Lemoyne University
Gerhart Niemeyer
Notre Dame
Robert Morris
Municipal Court of New York
John M. Fisher
Liberals Lose School Campaign in Cold War Education
The piece reports on liberal opposition to anti-Communist education in U S public schools. It notes future meetings in Tampa and Miami Beach with figures like Eugene Lyons and Bella Dodd amid efforts by groups including the National Education Association and American Legion to teach about Communism in context. It frames the campaign as a grassroots win for anti-Communist values.
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America
Stalin
Tampa
Miami Beach
Eugene Lyons
Bella Dodd
New York
National Education Association
American Bar Asssociation
American Legion
Moscow
Washington
Georgia Parks Growth Promises Boost to Tourism
The piece argues Georgia should expand and promote its 36 state parks to rival Kentucky and Florida revenue. It highlights notable sites like Stone Mountain and Savannah coast attractions, urges stronger marketing to draw both locals and out‑of‑state visitors, and notes leaders including Horace Caldwell pushing park development.
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Horace Caldwell
South Georgia
Dvent
Igia
North Georgia
Sing Tie
Savannah
Jekyll Island
Thomasville
Glen Arven Country Club
Eisenhower
Georgia
Florida
Ross Allen
Silver Springs
St. Augustine
United States
Seashore
Kentucky
Publicity and Civil Rights Reflections in News Coverage
The Raleigh News and Observer argues publicity fuels public interest across sectors from politics to sports. It contends real progress for the Negro community comes when individuals gain prominence and fair treatment in coverage rather than seeking special publicity. It cautions against relying on favorable editors and notes genuine friendship contrasts with fair weather allies.
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Madison Avenue
PTA
Raleigh
N. C
News and Observer
Capital Marches Prove Futile in Civil Rights Push
The piece recalls past Washington demonstrations by Coxey’s Army suffragettes and the Bonus Army to show Congress often delays action. It notes Kennedy and Attorney General Kennedy warning against pressure while King and others threaten a nonviolent Washington march if Southern Democrats filibuster.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Coxey’s Army
Bonus Army
Martin Luther King Jr
Responsibility Builds Man and Civilization Progress
Quote from Ralph E. Lyne of Taylor Michigan on responsibility guiding progress. The message emphasizes that progress strengthens when individuals accept duty and learn from errors to face future challenges.
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Ralph E. Lyne
Taylor, Mich
Thomasville Times Enterprise Notice and Subscription Rates
The notice outlines republication rights for Associated Press dispatches, identifies publication by Thomasville Times Enterprise Co., Inc., and provides mailing addresses in Komasville Georgia. It lists subscription rates and terms including weekly, bi monthly, and yearly options with tax details and postal instructions.
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Associated Press
Newe
Gundsy
Times
Enterprise Co., Inc
Fec
Komasville
Nadieon St
P. O
Komaeville
Liberty and duty entwined in the bronze goddess praise
A reflective赞 piece by Eugene Caty Tifft in The Right Hand column extols Liberty as more than a torch. It frames freedom as a shared burden for Americans to bear with pride and social conscience as the bronze goddess guards New York Harbor.
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New York Harbor
Eugene Caty Tifft
Pitts- Duis
Household duties burden modern wife at home and work
A civic voice notes that a young woman balances full time work with housework and child care. The piece questions whether husbands recognize and value her efforts supporting the family and managing daily life.
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Hubby
Haunt of a Pad Across and Down Puzzle Clues
A reading of an across and down puzzle with numerous cryptic style clues. The list includes multiple numbered items with definitions ranging from sizes and actions to animals and tools, plus a solution line and a separate clue set for yesterday's puzzle.
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