U N Work Threatened by Soviet Condemnation
The Soviet critique of Dag Hammarskjold risks weakening United Nations effectiveness. Secretariat work, once robust in enforcing General Assembly and Security Council directives, faces hindrance from Communist pressure. Prospective Khrushchev plans for a triumvirate could endanger peacekeeping and cease fire efforts. Decent people hope the UN endures as a damper on global tinder boxes.
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Soviet Union
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Secretariat
General Assembly
Security Council
Suez
Congo
World Organization
Khrushchev
New York
Hope for Migrants Promises United Federal Aid Effort
Labor Secretary Goldberg pledges a united federal effort to aid migrant farm workers the nation’s poorest group. He notes 400 000 migrants and families suffer economic deprivation and lack education and health services due to mobility while urging swift action with backing from the Freeman Administration.
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Goldberg
America
Eisenhower
Mitchell
Agriculture Benson
Agriculture
Freeman
United Effort
Foresight and overproduction in missile industry noted
The piece warns that shifting from missile buildup to conventional weapons risks economic disruption. It cites 300000 missile industry jobs and about six billion dollars in gross business last year and notes firms are researching shifts to new fields to stay ahead.
Harpo Marx Fans Quiet Wisdom From Harpo Speaks
Harpo Marx shares a simple cure for tension to readers, saying standing on your head can calm the world and bring others to their senses. In McCalls abridged autobiography he recalls poverty and his unlikely rise from a Yorkville childhood to 55 years in show business. He describes his quiet, listening nature and his harp as lessons in avoiding worry.
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Harpo Marx
Harpo
Marx Brothers
McCall’s Magazine
Yorkville
Manhattan
Susan Fleming
Wits
Algonquin Hotel
Alexander Woollcott
Heywod Broun
Robert Benchley
Lessons From Cuba Warn of Empty War Against Communism
The Cuban invasion disaster shows fighting with nothing but force fails without ideas and broad support. Kennedy says communism remains a serious risk. Castro’s popularity rests on reforms. U.S. misread Cuban sentiment and superiority of force over programs. The piece warns similar errors abroad and urges meaningful reforms to counter communism.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Castro
American
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Dear Abby column excerpts about a monkey and love doubts
A ten year old asks to buy a pet monkey. Dear Abby warns against it and shares a monkey view. A 19 year old fiancée questions marriage as a life partner despite good qualities. Abby says you must want to spend your life with him. A single mother seeks help after a neighbor runs up large phone bills and hides. Abby suggests court as last resort but emphasizes keeping faith in people.
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Abby
Roy
Dr Crane on tobacco and alcohol dangers for Elaine's group
Dr George W Crane discusses how alcohol slows reaction time and reduces intelligence even at early intake. He cites a case of advertiser pressure against anti tobacco and liquor messages and notes a Perry County property damage verdict against the Ohio Highway Department for Route 13 improvements.
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Elaine E
Covington
Cincinnati
YMCA
Dr. Crane
Cigaret Company
Cigarets
John P. Zenger
New Lexington
Common Pleas
Irvin L
Margaret Swinehart
Thornville
Ohio Highway Department
Perry County
Try and Stop Me excerpt from Bennett Cerf jokes
A short humor piece recounts two anecdotes from Sam Adams and a drunk elevator incident. The Nudist party lines include Adams describing nude entrants and a punch line about a naked butler. A blood bank call baffles a chronic check passer as his blood supposedly bounces.
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Amuel Hopkins Adams
Auburn
Sam
Mr. Adams
Red Cross
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Kennedy Cuba policy must be backed by force not bluff
George Sokolsky argues Kennedy must implement a strong Cuba policy and back it with force, not bluff. He cites testimonies from ambassadors calling Castro a Communist, critiques State Department misjudgments, and urges a naval blockade to prevent sustenance to Castro’s forces.
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Kennedy
Cuba
United States
Khrushchev
Senate Internal Security
Arthur Gardner
Earl E. T. Smith
Mexico
Robert Hill
Brazil
Edward Pawley
Fidel Castro
Castro
State Department
White House
CIA
Soviet
Russia
Eisenhower
Batista
Organization of American States
Soviet Russia
OAS
Miami
Palm Beach
Truman
F Eisenhower
Health And Happiness Lessons In Child Education
A Texas mother describes her nine year old son Dave who shows strong space and science interests yet lags in precise school work. Advice urges balancing discipline with nurturing interests, improving neatness and homework routines, and reading aloud to engage both siblings. Diane Sorohan wins a four year renewable Rosary Hill College scholarship in Buffalo New York.
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Nine
Five
Texas
New Lexington
Diane Sorohan
Vern Sorohan
St. Aloysius Academy
Rosary Hill College
Buffalo
N. Y
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