Summit Agenda Frames Khrushchev Proposal for West East Accord
The piece outlines a possible autumn summit favored by Khrushchev and others including Hailsham and Macmillan with Kennedy possibly joining. It argues the US should demand Cuba troop withdrawal, Monroe Doctrine enforcement, free elections in Eastern Europe, Berlin wall destruction, and unimpeded access to Berlin before any pact.
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Khrushchev
Viscount Hailsham
Macmillan
Kennedy
Khurshchev
United States
Cuba
Berlin Wall
Berlin
Acd
West
Western Hemisphere
Kennedy Cabinet Shuffle Sparks 1964 Election Prep
The departure of the third original member of President Kennedy's Cabinet prompts talk of a broad reshuffle before 1964. Postmaster General Day leaves to head a Chicago firm office, with Benjamin A. Smith his interim successor and campaign role. The earlier resignations include Ribicoff and Goldberg, while Freeman is said to depart for an ambassadorship as Agriculture policy faces farm pushback. Changes are seen as normal with no expected shifts in key posts.
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Kennedy
J. Edward Day
Washington
Chicago
Post Office
Benjamin A. Smith
Massachusetts
Abra
Ham A. Ribicoff
Health, Education and Welfare
Connecticut
Arthur Goldberg
Supreme Court
Orville L. Freeman
State
Treasury
Defense
Justice
House Rules Panel Probes 14 Billion Research Spend
The House Rules Committee, led by Chairman Howard W. Smith, plans a broad inquiry into federal research programs costing over 14 billion dollars annually. The review aims to assess necessity and impact, including whether agency projects pull scientists from commercial development and risk delaying economic growth.
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House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
Virginia Democrat
Smith
Immigration Debate Pushes World Quota Versus National Limits
The piece argues Kennedy proposed shifting from nation based quotas to a world quota, weighing risks of sleeper agents and totalitarian influence. It cites McCarran Act exemptions, feelings on ethnic diversity, and calls for practical ideological screening before changing immigration laws.
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Kennedy
U.S
British Isles
Germany
Scandinavian Nations
Italy
Walter McCarran
United States
Congress
Park St
New Haven
Conn
John Sinosky
Abie Silver
Pritchard Clue
Willie Murray
Lester Zimmerman
Gordon Swebilius
Linwood Tower
Scandinavian
Yorkville
New York City
East
Hongkong
Dear Abby Advice Column Fielding Marital Strains
A reader recounts her husband’s yearlong affair with a 38 year old coworker and questions if love can endure. Abby urges practical separation or job change before trust erodes, and notes the couple’s plan to call it quits. A thinner reader’s question about reactions to weight loss is answered with firm boundary advice. A neighbor’s dog-feeding dispute is labeled police business after warnings, and a final note invites personal replies.
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Abby
Lloyd
French Puzzle After De Gaulle?
President Charles de Gaulle spoke to a news conference for 80 minutes and dismissed a successor question as foolish while he faces a three year term and unresolved postwar reforms. He pursues European leadership, a firmer France Germany link, and a lasting historic role amid mixed Western alliances.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Europe
Germany
Soviet Union
Congress
Khrushchev
Nora's Confused Emotions Case Q-415 Drama in Love
Nora G aged 28 recounts two marriages and affair with Paul and Harry. Emotional highs fade to sameness, then a rekindled spark with ex husband Harry proves the lure of novelty over lasting connection. Dr Crane guidance warns against confusing stage fright love with real affection.
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Nora
McCoy
Nora G
Harry
Paul
Lake Shore
Evanston
Lake Michigan
Davis Street
Northwestern University
Rail labor dispute critique cites biased coverage and Porter's rebuke
The piece argues most newspapers favored anti union framing in the postwar rail work rules fight. It highlights Washington Post analysis by Frank C. Porter praising balanced reporting and condemning managements four year multi million dollar campaign portraying workers as featherbedders.
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Fee
Washington
Frank C. Porter
Porter
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Vesta Robinson Downington
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