Hong Kong Water Deal May Shield Colony From Threats
An offer from Peiping to share a reservoir on the Chinese mainland could ease Hong Kong’s water woes and curb Communist pressure. Governor Sir Robert Black may accept, underscoring a suspected strategic Trojan horse amid broader East Asia tensions.
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Dear Abby Grow Up Son and Other Reader Letters
A collection of Dear Abby questions from readers: a husband resents women’s chores, a man’s dating rights against parental disapproval, a six year old toy gun debate, a debate over carrying a partner’s bowling ball, and responses urging practical parenting and respect for boundaries.
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Henry the Navigator father of modern seafaring and discovery
George Sokolsky argues Henry the Navigator of Portugal laid foundations for global exploration. He notes 15th century advances in navigation and astronomy, Sagres observatory, and voyages to the Azores shaping Columbus and Magellan. The piece highlights Henry as a scientist, promoter of round Earth thinking, and Portuguese empire context.
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Atlantis
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Macao
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West Virginia Focus in the Presidential Primary
The West Virginia primary draws national attention to economic distress in the state with unemployment higher than the national average. Federal surplus foods assist about 12 percent of residents as hard times persist and relief remains limited. The piece argues for broader concern beyond the state’s struggles.
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West Virginia
Suffering For Beauty and the Puzzling Heels Obsession
In this reflective piece the author notes historic beauty practices from ear piercing to bound feet and copper neck rings, then questions modern high heel fashion. It contrasts male indifference with female devotion to appearance and ends with a quip about envy and imitation. The source cites Mary Baker Eddy and Aesop.
The Boss Finds Balance Between Office and Home Life
Humorous remarks reveal tensions in management as workers and spouses push bosses to face concerns at home and at the water cooler. Complaints about expense accounts, confidential whispers, and nagging calls from spouses illustrate a clash between leadership and personal life.
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Foogle
Summit brinkmanship as Khrushchev weighs Berlin stance
Western Allies finally align on a unified front for Paris summit. Khrushchev demands troop withdrawal and a separate peace with East and West Germany, threatening Berlin isolation if met with concessions. Allies plan to press Berlin and disarmament while considering De Gaulle’s aid to backward countries.
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Washington
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Germany
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
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de Gaulle
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Baku
Doctor Crane’s Personal Cases on a young wife’s TB fear
In a magazine style feature, Dr. George W. Crane analyzes Loraine S. a 26 year old newlywed who fears tuberculosis due to sexual frustration. The piece frames her hypochondriasis as psychosomatic and advocates his booklet Sex Problems in Marriage as a remedy. Set in San Diego the article links a real estate sign and a call to request the booklet.
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Loraine
Health And Happiness Mindful steps for shy learners
A columnist discusses guiding fearful children to learn new physical or mental skills gradually. It emphasizes small steps, avoiding shame, and praising progress to build confidence, with examples of bicycle learning and handling fear of failure. It also notes parental self‑reflection and serene home environments.
Try and Stop Me A Satirical Comic Strip
A humorous strip features Mrs. Big explaining readers learn town gossip by reading the local paper. The piece also notes Denver laborer Bill Barker chasing songs for psychiatrists, with zany prize song titles. Ernie Kovacs pitches a hair tonic for billiard balls, claiming success yet slowing the game.
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Colo
Ernie Kovacs
Ernie
Bennett Cerf
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