Disarmament Bonfire Prompts Public Debate and Fear
The article argues disarmament is propaganda used by communism to gain global dominance. It notes U S and Soviet talks in Geneva, a proposed bonfire to destroy bomber fleets, and skepticism from officials and media. It cites objections from senators Russell Thurmond Tower and warns against peace at any price.
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Richard Russell
Strom Thurmond
John Tower
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Jamaica Voices on Cuba in Woolf Interview
Preston G. Woolf, Indianapolis importer, interviewed Jamaicans about the Cuban problem. A 48 year old man criticized U S leaders for softness and urged strong action to stop communists from taking a Western Hemisphere nation, warning of regret if inaction continues.
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Anderson
United States
Cuba
Washington
Must Sell Stocks To Pay Hospital Bills Inheritance Dilemma
A reader asks which stocks to liquidate first to cover care costs for a relative in a psychiatric hospital. The adviser suggests starting with General Telephone and Electronics, then Niagara Mohawk Power or Public Service Electric Gas, given yields and market positions, noting no-load funds often balance with bonds and preferreds. Penn Square Mutual fund performance is highlighted as a benchmark.
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General Telephone & Electronics
Niagara Mohawk Power
Public Service Electric & Gas
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Niagara Mohawk
Memay Wone
Kath-Voorhis& Company
Penn Square Mutual
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Honeywell 200 Translation Computer Demonstrated in New York
United Press International reports Honeywell unveiled the Honeywell 200, a computer capable of translating rival language. The display in New York showcased how translation could slash operating costs, highlighting potential competitive advantages.
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New York
UPI
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Honeyswell
Honeywell
Sai
Walker Elected To GM Vice Presidency
NEW YORK The board of directors of General Motors elected Edwin H Walker President and General Manager of General Motors of Canada Ltd as a vice president of General Motors Corporation He was named to the Corporation's Administration Committee A GM Institute graduate from Flint Mich he had led GM Oshawa Ontario since April 1957 Previously he headed Mechinson in St Catharines Ontario since 1929 He rose through GM ranks after joining in 1933 Born in Hamilton Ontario he attended Delta Collegiate Institute prior to GMI
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Ontario
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Delta Colllegiate Institute
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Sadism and Masochism Explored in Troubling Case Study
A psychologist explains the difference between sadism and masochism, noting extremes stem from parental training. The piece cites a sailor's cruel animal cruelty as a stark example, discusses projective empathy, and warns that only severe cases are pathological while urging readers to seek guidance through a mailed request.
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Molly
Folklore Reflections and Political Discourse Note
A fragmented narrative mixes excerpts from a public remarks hearing with literary musings by William Wade and James B. Martin. It touches Moody’s CIA critique, Appalachian poverty policy, and questions of national secrecy, with quotes about democracy and the American flag.
The Shepherd Friend a Real Friend Indeed
A compact moral reflection on friendship and love drawn from a biblical frame. Emphasizes true care for others and interest in their lives as the path to meaningful companionship, ending with a personal signature.
March Played for Johnson First Time by Coast Guard Band
New London Conn Coast Guard Academy Band performed the march For Johnson First Time, written by Daniel Sandidge of Lynchburg Va Sandidge plays bass clarinet in the band President Johnson heard the performance Wednesday at the academy in New London Conn.
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New London
In Growing Toenail Remedies and Home Care
Advice on preventing and treating ingrown toenails from Dr. Brady outlines avoid tight footwear and pressure, use sandals, and keep toes free. It describes radical nail removal with tissue edge work and healing, plus conservative steps like easing nail edges and filing thickened nails, with a note on sending letters to Dr. William Brady for responses.
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