NATO And The Difficult Ally Reassessment In Paris
At a Paris NATO ministerial, new UK Italy West Germany and US chiefs discuss reassessment. France pushes an independent nuclear path led by De Gaulle, arguing for a single European arms system centered on France with Mirage IVs and a rising A bomb capability.
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Sixty Years Since Kitty Hawk First Flight Noted
A Wright brothers first flight on December 17 1908 is recalled as a landmark moment in aviation history. The report reflects on initial disbelief from editors and the evolving view of aviation’s potential including later warier realities and Orville Wright’s lifelong reflections.
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Pay Raise Debate For Congress And Senators
Lawmakers seek a 53.5 percent salary hike from 22500 to 35000 with the Presidential Commission on salaries backing the raise. Conservatives may vote against while liberals who control both houses are expected to pass it. The piece recalls 1789 pay of six dollars a day plus travel and living costs.
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Presidential Commission On Salaries
Congress
What You Can Do After Kennedy Assassination
Roscoe Drummond argues Kennedy’s death compels Americans to act on his call for service. He praises Johnson’s plea to end hate and violence and urges turning from extremism on both ends of the political spectrum toward constructive national effort.
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Washington
John P. Kennedy
Kennedy
President Johnson
Congress
Northern Ireland Freeing Last IRA Members
Belfast reports the release of the final four IRA members still serving sentences, ending a long campaign by the Irish Republican Army. The 1956- era violence had left many imprisoned while a broader effort to unite Ireland continues to influence Northern Ireland and British policy.
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Tranquilizer Addicts and Sleep Myths Explored
A psychologist explains insomnia in plain terms, debunks tranquilizer overuse, and urges reading the Bible for calm heart rate. The piece promotes a booklet on heart and artery health and sex problems in marriage, offering mailed guidance and charts.
Doctor Brady Letters Challenge Health Advice
A reader questions a physician's concern over blood pressure and underscores that letters on personal health will be answered only if a stamped self addressed envelope is included. Dr Brady at 265 Camino South Beverly Hills California notes many letters arrive and only a few can be answered.
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Imail
Successful Investing Smokers Will Continue Despite Health Reports
A reader questions tobacco stock safety amid government health studies and potential unfavorable findings. The advisor notes past temporary hits from health news, cites Reynolds as a leading tobacco stock, and suggests Norfolk and Western, Maytag, Atchison, and Libbey-Owens-Ford for income.
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Roger E. Spear
U. S. Public Health Service
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General Tire to Build Factory in Orange California
Akron based General Tire and Rubber Co plans a manufacturing facility in Orange California. The plant will produce polyurethane foam and house Pennsylvania Athletic Products, with construction announced Tuesday.
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Khrushchev Granddaughter Publishes First Book in Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev’s granddaughter Julia Leonidovna Nikolayeva, 25, has released her debut book The Flag: Without Tissue. A journalist with Soviet Novosti News Agency, she writes about her experiences including a 1957 trip to Indonesia with Nikita Khrushchev.
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Christmas legends and origins across lands
The piece recalls the origins and customs of Christmas legends from various lands. It mentions Druids gathering mistletoe, the practice of Christmas cards starting in 1843, and Luther lighting the Christmas tree, with a nod to the Twelfth Night and broader festive traditions.
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Hovermale Receives Dual Honors From Chamber Groups
William L Hovermale assistant manager and tax research director for the Anderson Chamber of Commerce has earned two honors. He completed a lengthy organization management study through the Institute for Organization Management at Michigan State University and was named to the American Chamber of Commerce Executives Know How Series committees.
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce
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Board of Regents
Hovermale
Michigan State University
American Chamber of Commerce Executives
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Malaria Folklore Verse Recalled By Aged Townsfolk
A fragment recalls how malaria was once a common diagnosis for minor illnesses. The poem Malaria by an unknown author narrates a doctor prescribing quinine thrice daily and a grandmother doubting the verdict. It also mentions a vibrant seventeen-year-old girl named Nan whose health wanes and romantic imagery appears.
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Constellation Medal Offered For Restoration Support
A historical letter from Chester W Nimitz promotes a Constellation medal crafted from copper spikes from the ship during restoration. It includes a lifetime boarding pass and urges distribution of ten order blanks to raise funds and interest in preserving naval heritage.
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Chester W. Nimitz
U. S. Navy
United States
Chester W
Nimitz
U.S
YMCA
U. S
Officials soften Rusk stance on Soviet policy
State Department sources sought to soften the impact of Secretary Rusk's remark that the West should favor peaceful coexistence with the Soviet Union over China's militancy. They said he spoke to the NATO council in Paris and was not aiming to pull the United States into the Sino Soviet dispute.
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Kennedy Death Provokes Mixed Reactions in Survey
UPI report from Chicago notes 1500 adults surveyed within a week of Kennedy’s assassination show a majority cried, while a sizable minority did not. Reactions included identifying with Kennedy, belief he had more to contribute, and several blaming hate and illness rather than a political murder. The full findings, by the National Opinion Research Center, will be released next month.
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Secret Service
Malaria and Quinine Through Generations In Verse
A fragmented and dated verse scene shows families debating malaria treatment. Grandma advocates three daily doses of quinine while Grandpa laments fading sight and age. A physician declares malaria obvious, and a grandma criticizes aging men as critics brush other folks’ clothes.
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