De Gaulle Warns Against Nuclear Test Ban Pact
De Gaulle rejects signing the three power nuclear test ban treaty, urging France to keep building its arsenal to maintain security and independence. He argues disarmament could leave Europe vulnerable and warns the United States may struggle to shield Europe if testing stops. He contrasts Western aims with Mao and warns against a potential new war.
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de Gaulle
Khrushchev
France
United States
Europe
China
Mao Tse-tung
Inventions and Patents Shape American Economy Over Time
The article notes 1641 as the first patent for salt and cites a surge to 3 million patents by 1961 with 1000 issued weekly. About 35 percent go to individuals, three in five win patents, and the era of Edison and Ford has passed, contributing to higher unemployment due to fewer new industries and breakthroughs.
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Fords
Translating The Jargon For Leaders At Washington University
Scholars at Washington University in St. Louis will translate complex research findings into plain English. The Community Leadership Project will publish articles in a magazine for selected government and civic leaders starting this fall. This effort aims to bridge sociology politics psychology economics and anthropology to aid industry government social services education medicine and professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington University
St. Louis
Age of paradox in nuclear tensions and Mao tactics
The piece argues the Kennedy era pursues peace through a limited nuclear test ban but faces Mao Zedong's provocations in Asia. It suggests a strong U S stance, Taiwan aid, and coordinated Korea Taiwan Vietnam moves could force Mao to choose or threaten war, with public support hinging on decisive action.
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Party of Peace
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Moscow
Peiping
Mao Tse-Tung
Indochina
Tibet
Far East
John F. Kennedy
Berlin Wall
Michigan
Taiwan
U.S
Chiang Kai-Shek
U. S
Korea
Vietnam-Laos
Mao
Valentin Chu
Dear Abby Advice Column Highlights Corsage Spoils Birthday Gift
Abig ail Van Buren weighs in on four reader questions about a birthday party corsage causing jealousy, socks with holes, a son's engagement, and a woman dating others to test love. Readers urged to focus on the joy of the party and move past perceived slights.
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Abby
League of the Golden Pen promotes moral idealism
Myrtle Walgreen, 84, a dynamic Chicago Temple Bible Class member, drives 300 miles to give color slide lectures nationwide with all proceeds to the Red Cross. She endorses Dr Karl T Waughs League of the Golden Pen, urging weekly letters of praise and sympathy to uplift others and spread uplifting influence through church and youth groups.
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Myrtle Walgreen
Chicago
Red Cross
4-I Club
Dr. Crane
Karl T. Waugh
Beloit College
Sion
League of the Golden Pen
Compliment Club
Carr School Reunion Set for August in Woode Grove
Alfred Dale Henderson of Royal Oak Michigan visited Clarence Henderson and family. Clair Wood e and Connie Sue of Pomeroy visited William Carr and Charles Woode. The second annual Carr School Reunion is planned for August 11 in Woode Grove. Clarence Swartz and Paul Buckley host visits in Middleport and Lottridge.
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Alfred — Dale Henderson
Royal Oak
Mich
Clarence Henderson
Clair Woode
Connie Sue
Pomeroy
William Carr
Charles Woode
Carr School
Woode Grove
J. B. Hayes
Middleport
Clarence Swartz
Lottridge
Paul Buckley
Maine Summers Draw Retirees To Coastal Retreats
A reporter describes Maine as a summer haven for retirees and heat seekers alike. Homes range from trailers at $2 daily to cottages at $50 weekly, with moose rumored, cool sea air, and simple pursuits like berry picking and sailing. The piece invites readers to request a booklet on retirement travels.
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Maine
Bar Harbor
Kennebunkport
Pine Tree
Florida
Arizona
California
Reading and Gifted Children in the 1963 Reading Teacher
The May 1963 issue of The Reading Teacher discusses health and happiness in reading for gifted children. It highlights Dr Paul Witty's balanced program and stresses home guidance, early reading, and parent involvement, with practical tips for preparing children before school.
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International Reading Association
Paul Witty
Lr. Witty
Witty
E. P. Torrance
You
Dr. Witty
di Witty
Murray City Visitors Share Family News
Mrs. Howard Craft reports a string of visitors to Murray City. Gilbert Kinny and family from Sycamore visited Mrs. William Swyers and Linda, with Herman Lanning, Kenneth Riley and Billy from Buchtel, and Don Swyers with Pamela and Dharma also calling. James Johnson of Columbus visited his aunt Betty Sabo and Frances, son of the late Park Johnson. Roger Wilson and Michael and Gregg of Brookville joined Clifford Wilson and family, along with Mrs. Nancy Sorrell.
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Murray City
Gilbert Kinny
Sycamore
William Swyers
Linda
Herman Lanning
Kenneth Riley
Billy
Buchtel
Don Swyers
Pamela and
Dharma
James Johnson
Columbus
Betty Sabo
Frances
Park Johnson
Mary Sabo Johnson
Roger Wilson
Michael and
Gregg
Brookville
Clifford Wilson
Nancy Sorrell
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John Chamberlain
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
George W. Crane
Alfred
Mrs
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Mrs. Howard Craft
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Athens Messenger
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Mall N Chic & W
Matelsi
Possessions Daily & Sunaay
Athens
Ohio
Associated Press
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