UNICEF Trick or Treat Drives Health Hope Across Communities
The article urges Halloween households to swap candy for UNICEF contributions, noting the program began in 1950 and grew to 1.5 million dollars in 1959. It highlights communities like Warren and Sheffield adopting the effort to aid 55 million children and mothers, with local plans for organized post‑trick events.
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Danny Kay
United Nations Children’s Fund
Warren
Sheffield
Tidioute
Youngsville
Debate and TV coverage shape 1960 campaign
The piece critiques GOP refusal to extend head-to-head debates beyond October 21 and warns about quoting opponents out of context. It notes the TV industry aims to minimize newspaper involvement and catalogues fall schedule failures, UNICEF Halloween fundraising, and a call for stronger action against gambling. It also questions broadcast coverage of Khrushchev and urges selective reporting rather than full blackout.
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Khrushchev
United Nations
Difference Between Series E and H United States Savings Bonds
Series E bonds are sold at 75 percent of face value with interest accumulating to maturity after 7 years 9 months. Series H bonds are sold at full face value and earn interest paid semiannually by the Treasury for 10 years.
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Powers, Hale, and Henry in a Nation's Moral Test
A New York columnist defends Francis Gary Powers while a rival patriot mocks him. The piece compares Powers to Nathan Hale and Patrick Henry, arguing enduring American ideals of duty and honor outweigh personal safety and life. It notes Hale faced death for country, while Powers faced capture and life tradeoffs.
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New York
Powers
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Abraham Lincoln
Nathan Hale
Hale
Patrick Henry
Virginia
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Long Island
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Ford Cardinal project flips between Germany and U S
The piece discusses Ford plans to assemble a car like the Volkswagen type in Germany and complete it in the United States. The Cardinal would debut in about a year and questions if Ford can produce a small car at domestic labor costs and price it competitively. It notes how GOP coverage and Nixon Eisenhower images may influence public reaction and political psychology.
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Germany
United States
GOP
Nixon
Eisenhower
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