Disarmament Debate Halts Bomber Bonfire Plan
Senators and officials considered destroying obsolescent B 47 and Badger bombers under neutral supervision. Barry Goldwater challenged the idea, arguing for the public to know about such plans. Plan collapsed as fears of future risk and costs outweighed what little disarmament motivation remained.
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Disarmament Agency
United States
Soviet Union
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Air Force Reserve
Senate
NATO Nuclear Force Seen as Deterrent and Stabilizer
US supports establishing a NATO nuclear force despite Soviet objections. The plan aims to deter Soviet invasion of Europe and defend against domination fears. Even France faces doubts about cost, but NATO deterrence could stalemate the USSR and secure Western Hemisphere stability.
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Kremlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
United States
Europe
NATO
West Germany
East Germany
Soviet Union
Germany
Napoleon
Hitler
de Gaulle
France
North Carolina Prison Work Release Cuts Crime and Reform
North Carolina adopts a work release plan to improve prisoner rehabilitation. About one fifth of 8000 inmates serving five years or less earn wages in regular jobs while nights return to prison. Earnings cover cells meals and transport. families stay intact and taxpayers save. The program reduces crime and releases inmates with jobs. Emerson quote closes.
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North Carolina
The UN Cafeteria Cracker Barrel Conversation
A writer visits the UN glass house in New York and notes the cafeteria chatter. He cites Adlai Stevenson's possible shift from ambassador to foreign minister, U Thant's Katanga stance, and how Congo policy may reflect union politics in Michigan and Walter Reuther influence. The piece frames UN finance, self-determination, and small nations’ savings through diplomatic presence as a penny-pinching yet effective model.
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East River
New York City
Moscow
Washington
Paris
London
Adlai Stevenson
Adlai
U. S
Dean Rusk
State Department
Mrs. Roosevelt
Democrat Party
U Thant
Katanga
United States
Congo
Michigan
Soapy Williams
KSJ
Africa
Walter Reuther
Adoula
Tshombe
West
Uaw-Cio
Rhodesian
Europe
America
South Central Highlands
Uncle Sam
Timbuctoo
New York
Dear Abby Advice Column Frays at Home
A reader recounts a 16 year marriage to an older police, then a relationship with Paul who is still married and has five children. Abby urges resolving her own marriage first and questions the viability of loving Paul. Also included are readers reacting to a campaign to clothe animals and a second wife conflict over a stepdaughter’s deceased mother portrait.
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Abby
George
Paul
Meredith
Mississippi
South
America
Personal Cases Take On College Profs And Taxes
In a New York report, Prof. Z defends college teaching against accusations of laziness. Claims include 12 lecture hours weekly, long grading hours, sabbatical travel, and extended vacations. Suggests shifts to double enrollment and higher pay to save costs. The piece follows with market updates on steel jitters and stock gains.
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Crane
America
Europe
New York
Bridge Still Tops Indoor Games For Mature Enjoyment
A bridge expert argues contract bridge remains the most popular indoor game in America, especially among people over 40. He extols bridge as mental therapy, social activity, and a lifelong hobby, urging continued study and playing with good partners for maximum pleasure.
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America
the Messenger
Government costs for Meredit h at University of Mississippi soar
The Readers' Editor notes Justice Department expenses for Mere dith at the University of Mississippi total about 559000 with Army guarding him pushing past 4 million dollars. The total burden provokes criticism of wastefulness.
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the Messenger
Justice Department
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Community meeting notes and social visit roundup
The WSCS at Jobs Church celebrated April birthdays for Mrs. Fauna Matheny Mrs. Elsie Huntley and Opal Lonberger with hanky showers a chicken dinner and cake by Mrs. Gears. Attendees included numerous locals and visiting families from Cleveland Glouster New Lexington and Columbus.
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Murray City
WSCS
Jobs Church
Fauna Matheny
Elsie Huntley
Opal Lonberger
Gears
Clara James
Grace Dupler
Opal Lanning
James Meredith
Dee Dixon
Cleveland
James Sanborn
Lancaster
Wilburt Sanborn
John Vasko
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger announces daily and Sunday editions with carrier delivery and mail subscription rates. It lists geographic delivery areas including Ohio and West Virginia and notes postal classification and office address in Athens Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
D&s
Ohio & W. Va
Susdes
U. S
Cenoveses
Athens
Ohio
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union 81
Athens, Ohio
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Moscow Objects
Emerson
John Chamberlain
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Sue
Roy
Foolgayer
George W. Crane
Liberal Arts College
Somerset Maugham
William McFann
Tampa
Fla
Philmore Matheny
Helen Aberts
Carroll
Daisy Thompson
Thompson
Don Palmer
Roberta Westfall
Glouster
Ted Dixon
Randy
Danny
New Lexington
Lester Sorrell
Willard Dixon
Harold Sorrell
Columbus
Howard Craft
Aves Ann Smith
Paul Berry
Frank Williams
Walter Klimisky
Dayton
Albert Storer
Klimisky
Williams
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