Abel's reckless drive linked to organic inferiority, expert notes
In a clinical psychology column, Abel a 33 year old lawyer is described as driven by an organic inferiority complex. His wife notes his daring acts from piloting a car at high speed to parachuting into a city and diving into icy water. The piece links his acts to a need for admiration and urges readers to request a sex problems booklet.
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Abel
Tina
Practical Psychology
America
Apes, TVs, and a Jealous Husband Tale Told Like Folklore
Folklore reveals urban tall tales with a hidden point. A bar ape pays with a big bill and is given change to highlight naivety. A jealous husband features in a TV repair joke where a man hides inside a television set until a game ends. An American Saying notes optimism as worry on a spree.
We Are Destroying Our Allies
Washington confronts a deteriorating U S prestige after Bay of Pigs and Cuban Missile Crisis fallout. The piece argues Kennedy’s firmness was fleeting, Khrushchev outmaneuvered, and allied trust eroded as on-site inspection and deterrence waned. It flags Nas sau and Skybolt incidents as signs of lost leadership and warns of a rising communist tide.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Khrushchev
Vienna
Cuba
South America
Kremlin
Free World
Mr. Macmillan
Nassau
Diefenbaker
Canada
A Good Issue in Republican Spending Politics
Republicans in Congress see a strong political issue in the administration’s extreme spending plans. Evidence shows limited public enthusiasm for a nearly 100 billion dollar domestic budget. Critics warn such spending could boost government size and prompt wage and price controls as a consequence.
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Congress
DC Schools Move to Lift Ban on Corporal Punishment
Superintendent Carl F. Hansen proposes ending the long standing prohibition on corporal punishment in Washington public schools following a riot after a Thanksgiving Day high school football game. The plan, backed by the DC Education Association, would not invite frequent use but seeks to remove the current rule. The ban has been in place since March 20, 1918, with only New Jersey fully forbidding such discipline among states.
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District of Columbia
Washington
Carl F. Hansen
Damocles
D. C. Education Association
New Jersey
Virginia
Vermont
Florida
Montana
Pennsyyvania
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Cuba
Sen
John Sherman
Cooper
Mr. Kennedy
Soly
United States
Kennedy
New York Herald
Bune Inc
Teachers and Discipline in Washington Schools
A 1959 National Education Association study notes only 60 assault and battery cases against U.S. teachers in 125 years. The piece argues teachers should have the right to corporal punishment to maintain order, noting racial tensions in Washington and the potential spread to other cities.
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National Education Association
Washington
East
Middle West
Parent - Teacher Board of Management
D. C
Nehru sees China invasion hurting Red China and India ties
In Foreign Affairs Nehru argues the Chinese invasion of India last autumn harmed China's standing, isolated Beijing, and damaged nonalignment while strengthening Indian U S ties. He calls for armed strength and unity amid Cold War tensions and notes disarray in the Communist Party of India.
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New York
Nehru
India
Red China
United States
Foreign Affairs
Council On Foreign Relations
Peking
Moscow
China
Communist Party of India
Britain
People’s Republic of China
What Next In Cuba
Washington opinion piece argues for clearer Cuba policy goals after removing Soviet missiles and bombers. It praises Kennedy administration actions yet urges faster initiative toward a free Cuba, warning against partisan criticism and calls for decisive limits on Soviet military presence.
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Washington
Cuba
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Castro
Sen. Keating
Fluoridation Push Faces Lagging Public Acceptance
The ADA touts fluoridated water as safe economical and effective for preventing tooth decay. It cites Philadelphia data a 75 percent drop in decay after seven years and notes 18 000 communities still without fluoridation while Maryland leads in coverage and signs celebrating fluoridation appear in Tennessee and Alberta towns.
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Maryland
Rhode Island
New Mexico
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Illinois
West Virginia
Colorado
Iowa
Association
Philadelphia
Abram Cohen
Philadelhia
ADA
Tennessee
Alberta
Canada
Milan
Alix
Mexicans Cheer U.S. Lawmakers at Interparliamentary Session
U.S. lawmakers visiting Mexico were greeted with enthusiasm at the third annual inter parliamentary conference in Guanajuato. Senator John Sparkman stated that Mexico’s expropriation of foreign oil lands has become history and praised a nation’s sovereign right to develop resources, drawing applause from over 60 attendees.
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Guanajuato
Mexico
UPI
U.S
John D. Sparkman
Dala
Sparkman
Von Braun warns funding cuts imperil moon goal
Wernher von Braun told a House Space subcommittee that the man to the moon program is "down to the lean meat" and any budget cuts could derail the decade target. He noted the $5.6 billion request and a $1.8 billion NASA share for Saturn rocket work at Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville.
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Washington
Wernher von Braun
von Braun
House
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
National Aeronautics and Space
NASA
Immortality Faith Message by Julien C Hyer
The sermon asserts mortal life gives way to immortality through Christ. It proclaims that nothing is exterminated but rather changed in form and enduring. God's love transcends the grave, offering courage in grief.
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Jesus
God
Husband Presence in the Delivery Room Gains Ground in Hospitals
A 1962 note argues Philadelphia's shift from exclusive delivery rooms to allowing husbands. It cites medical staff resistance, fears of germs, and underscores patient comfort and companionship. The piece notes some hospitals ended newborn nurseries after diarrheal outbreaks and praises Seventh-day Adventist hospitals for family presence during labor.
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American Institute of Family Relations
Philadelphia
Yankee Land
Star Chamber
Family Life
Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles
Calif
de Livery
UCLA
School of Nursing
Show Window
Seven Day Adventist Hospital
A.H
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