Berlin Talks Shield Cold War Diplomacy
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin meet frequently to discuss Berlin. The dialogues open channels on Laos Cuba Congo and the Middle East while easing tensions and avoiding misread signals, though some fear a false sense of security from continuous talks and a risky hot line.
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U. S
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
State Department
Berlin
United States
Pathet Lao
Laos
Dobrynin
Soviet Union
NATO
Cuba
Congo
Middle East
Kremlin
Washington
Moscow
Khrushchev
Western Alliance
Vote on Wheat FarmControls Could Shape U.S. Farming
Government farm crop managers warn of a 2 percent rise in the 1963 outlook despite 7 percent cropland retirement. Wheat farmers vote May 21 in a nationwide referendum on tighter controls, with agency education drives backed by Farmers Union and opposed by the American Farm Bureau Federation. The outcome may influence Congress and the President on government role in farming.
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Congress
Department of Agriculture
Farmers Union
American Farm Bureau Federation
Leaning Tower of Pisa Shifts Further, Risking Collapse
The winter left marks on European monuments, notably Pisa's Leaning Tower which now leans seventeen feet off perpendicular after being pushed a full foot. Engineers warn it could collapse in our era if corrective measures are not taken. The tower’s story ties to Galileo and fundamental physics. Hope and wisdom anchor the reflection.
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Europe
Pisa
President Kennedy backs selective price moves in steel economy
The piece argues Kennedy favors competitive markets and opposes universal steel price hikes. It notes USW calls for across the board wage demands, warns such moves risk anti trust issues, and suggests focusing on efficiency and contracts with smaller mills. President McDonald, ill, is urged to refrain from broad wage actions now.
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Kennedy
White House
Gary
Steel Corporation
United Steelworkers Union
David J. McDonald
USW
McDonald
Palm Springs
California
Dear Abby column excerpts and reader questions
A selection of Dear Abby letters about church organ players, dog care during grandparents' trip, and a reader crush on her family doctor. Advice suggests organ lessons, not forcing pets on reluctant caretakers, and recognizing romantic feelings as nonromantic admiration while seeking professional guidance.
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Abby
Betty R’s Turbulent Romance and Elopement Case P-422
Betty R 19 left home for an exchange student of Asiatic background then a college boy of different color. She eloped, became pregnant, husband deserted her. The family seeks guidance from Dr Crane and urges sex education to prevent such perceived transgressions.
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Betty
Betty R
Unwise Marriages and Social Ostracism Themes
A psychologist narrator explains how shame and perceived sin drive "Betty" to seek outcast partners in unwise marriages. The piece links self sexual guilt to alienation and misperceived hypersexuality among alien races, urging readers to obtain a booklet on sex problems to prevent such choices.
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Betty
Local Social Roundup From Harrisonville Guests
Mr and Mrs Sidney Townsend of Columbus were guests of the Duane Stanleys. Mr and Mrs Cecil Jewell of Columbus dined with the John Blackwoods. Mrs Jane Gilkey of Middleport visited sister in law Ava Gilkey. Mr Dye Ball of Toledo visited Gene Youngs. Mrs Jean Alkire, Lena Hewitt, Virginia Burke and Helen Johnson of Racine visited Robert Alkire and family. Mr and Mrs Dennis Fraley add a bathroom to their home. Mr and Mrs Bud Douglas dined with Robert Alkire and family. Mr and Mrs Gary Borgan visited his mother Nellie Borgan and family.
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Harrisonville
Sidney Townsend
Columbus
Duane Stanleys
Cecil Jewell
John Blackwoods
Jane Gilkey
Middleport
Ava Gilkey
Dye Ball
Toledo
Gene Youngs
Jean Alkire
Lena Hewitt
Virginia Burke
Helen Johnson
Racine
Robert Alkire
Dennis Fraley
Bud Douglas
Gary Borgan
Nellie Borgan
Should older homeowners trade home life for rentals
A retirement planning column advises elders weighing selling a $30,000 home to rent an apartment at about $2,400 yearly. It outlines costs of home ownership versus renting, notes emotional and safety benefits of apartments, and suggests moving can reduce chores and stress while preserving funds for investments.
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Jimmie
Alan King
the Messenger
Health and Happiness in Parenting Consistency Rules
A guidance piece urges parents to be consistent with child discipline. It argues for clear limits, single warnings, mapped consequences, and swift, nonviolent correction to teach self discipline and responsibility. It also notes setting routines for chores and bedtime to avoid daily friction. It suggests reading as an after school habit for older children under supervision.
Birthday at Mrs. Lanning's home in Straitsville
Mrs. Amy Lanning celebrated her birthday at her home with ice cream and cake. Guests included Anna James, Dot Denny, Gertrude Mills, Susan Phoenix, Margaret Edwards, Tom Shuttleworth, and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Collison and Sue from Logan.
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New Straitsville
Amy Lanning
Anna James
Dot Denny
Gertrude Mills
Susan Phoenix
Margaret Edwards
Tom Shuttleworth
Dean Collison
Sue
Logan
Robert Snyder
Columbus
Orin Phoenix
Robert Phoenix
Barberton
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Galileo
Hope
Ingersoll
Emerson
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
CAL
George W. Crane
Garry
Myers
Gladys Lines
Sue Harrell
Wellston
Bess Davis
Athens Messenger
Delby
Ohio
Vaily & Sunda
Iu S
Ly & Bunda
Athens
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