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Audit Bureau Circulation Tally May Reflect April Totals
Member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation reports a combined net paid circulation figure for April. The tally shows Morning and Evening editions totaling 960,49215, indicating overall reach for the period.
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Fulbright on the spy plane and the summit failure
The piece quotes Fulbright criticizing Eisenhower as responsible for espionage and the spy flight. It argues the public doubts his statements, notes Moscow sabotage aims, and discusses teen credit anxieties and consumer credit guidance amid a festive yet cautionary tone.
The Teenage Credit Card Debate in Prom Season
In the commencement season teens seek credit card access. A teen asks to use the family card to buy attire, and a soft-hearted parent contemplates granting permission. The piece explores whether giving teens purchasing power is wise amid social pressures and cost concerns.
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Rhee Ends exile and returns to Hawaii in retirement
The column notes Syngman Rhee has left Korea, living in Hawaii in what may be permanent exile. It defends his past leadership, dismisses corruption claims, and suggests Koreans still regard him as a pillar of strength despite flaws. It questions whether he will ever return to Korea and hopes for peaceful final years.
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Air Force presses bid for B 70 bomber program
The Air Force resumes its push to win approval for a B 70 bomber production program, prompted by U2 spy plane flights over the Soviet Union. U2 missions flew at altitudes of 18 000 feet or higher before a mechanical failure forced one down to half its normal altitude.
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Debate over U2 shows limits of B 70 bomber program
The article argues that discoveries about U2 missions and Soviet defenses do not justify reviving the B 70 bomber program. It notes U2 pilots revealed Soviet fighters and questions if long range bombers are needed when missiles could suffice by 1965. Public opinion is cited as pressuring the Air Force to push the B 70 despite prior shelving decisions.
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Goldwaters Candor Threat to GOP Senate Victory
Senator Goldwater of Arizona casts doubt on Republican chances to win a Senate majority in November. As chairman of the Senate campaign committee he presents a frank assessment, noting many Democratic seats are safe and GOP gains are limited to specific states amid a challenging national race.
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Silent Letters Shape Alumni Advice in The Record
A reader letter from Melinda O’Donnell of Averill Park urges graduates to think independently and question norms. The Record explains it will not publish unsigned communications and may edit letters for clarity while preserving anonymity requests when signed.
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Interpreting The News By Raymond Moley
Raymond Moley analyzes highway funding and consumer trends amid the $40 billion interstate program. He argues rising small-car use reduces gasoline tax revenue, critiques federal highway oversight, and discusses liberal fiscal aims versus maintaining competitive free enterprise.
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National Whirligig By Roy Tucker
Washington analysis of seven primaries shows a broad voter tilt toward conservatism with moderates in both major parties gaining ground. Kennedy is described as middle of the road while Nixon gains grassroots support. The piece notes repudiation of extreme candidates and a trend toward pragmatic per the post primary landscape.
Early alfalfa cultivation and colonial t rade trivia
Q How early was alfalfa cultivated A In Persia before the Christian Era It is believed humans have cultivated alfalfa longer than any other plant used solely for fodder Q For how long did wampum serve as a medium of exchange between the Indians and colonists A Although New England law making wampum legal tender was repealed in 166 it remained currency to the Revolution and into the 19th century in some places Q Where was the first railroad passenger and freight station opened in the United States A Baltimore Md Q Who was the first US Supreme Court justice to face impeachment proceedings A Justice Samuel Chase in 1804 The Senate acquitted him Q Who made the first map showing division between North and South America A Gerardus Mercator Flemish geographer
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Words Wit And Wisdom Puzzle: Synonym Matching
A scanned word game asks to pair ten numbered terms with ten lettered counterparts by meaning. Instructions require listing matches like 1-F and counting both groups for a total score, with sample answer lines and a final key.
The Bath Cure: A Critique Of Spa Health Trends
Dr Harold T Hyman argues that travel spa cures promise ease from work and domestic strain via tranquil resorts with music, uniforms, and glamour. He says natural waters and baths offer little real healing beyond what can be done at home, aided by media promotions and celebrity allure.
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