We Are Destroying Our Allies
The essay argues U S prestige has fallen since Kennedy era crises. It cites Bay of Pigs and Cuba missiles, Khrushchev’s Vienna, and perceived concessions. It laments waning allied trust, Britain and Canada harms, and a growing communist tide threatening global leadership.
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The Republicans See a Strong Issue in Spending Plans
The article argues Republicans view federal spending as a key political issue. It notes reluctance toward a near 100 billion dollar domestic budget and suggests concerns about expanding government power and potential wage and price controls as spending grows.
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DC considers lifting ban on corporal punishment in schools
A district proposal led by Captain Carl F. Hansen argues to end the long standing DC public school prohibition on corporal punishment. The District's Teachers Association endorses relief from the rule while noting teachers do not seek use of whipping but seek authority to discipline students amid racial tensions impacting behavior.
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What Next In Cuba The Debate Intensifies In 1963
Roosevelt era style commentary weighs Kennedy policy on Cuba. Democratic and Republican voices clash over missiles in Cuba, containment, and the administration’s timing while the New York Herald Tribune and ADA weigh bipartisan criticism and the need for action.
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Fluoridation Signs Highlight Tennessee Canada Towns
ADA notes efforts to fluoridate water and display welcome signs across Tennessee towns and in Alix Alberta Canada. Milan first bore a fluoridation sign with about 60 Tennessee communities following suit.
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Mexicans Cheer U.S. Lawmakers Amid Cuba Policy Debate
UPI reports visiting U.S. lawmakers cheered by Mexican counterparts at an opening event in Guanajuato. The dialogue touches on foreign policy aims toward Cuba, fluoride in water, and bipartisan tensions over administration strategy and preventive health measures.
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Case Records Of A Psychologist Kopwighethi
A long clinical column discusses Abel R a 35 year old brilliant lawyer with reckless behavior including a high speed drive and a parachute jump. It contrasts Abel with Tina and argues both reflect organic inferiority complexes. Readers are urged to mail the column and request the booklet Sex Problems in Marriage.
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Albany and Her Sister Ships Symbol of US Naval Reach
The article extols the Albany and sister ships patrolling global oceans, highlighting radar range, submarine detection, and long distance communication. It portrays the fleet as a symbol of US determination to keep nations free and in peace, praising the Navy and its crew.
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Space budget fears threaten moon goal by decade end
Washington reports warn that cutting space program funds jeopardizes reaching the manned moon objective by the decade's end. Von Braun cautioned the Russians could win if the race slows, noting the $5.6 billion request and Marshall Center's $1.8 billion share.
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Hospitals End Star Chamber Birth Rooms Admit Husbands
A September Family Life note reports that several decades ago Philadelphia hospitals restricted husbands from present delivery rooms. Now some reformers urge shared labor rooms to ease stress, with critics warning about infection risks and sterner hospital policy. The debate references medical leaders and public sentiment amid ongoing health policy discussion.
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Nehru Warns China Actions Hurt India's Standing
New York AP report quotes Prime Minister Nehru saying China’s aggression last autumn worsened India’s global standing. He argues nonalignment must adapt to new realities and stresses strength with allies to keep peace amid the Cold War and Cuban crisis fallout.
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Poem Excerpt On Immortality By Julien C Hyer
A devotional verse reflects on endurance beyond death and the soul's immortality. It affirms brave grieving through faith in divine promise and the continuity of God's care beyond the grave.
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