Moscow Defeat View Illuminates Berlin Crisis
Under secretary of State Chester Bowles told the National Press Club that the Soviet Union suffered an extraordinary defeat in Germany. He argued that capitalism, not communism, has prospered in West Germany since 1945, while East Germany lagged, fueling Kremlin frustration and East Berlin's lockdown moves. The piece contrasts Khrushchev's claims with West Germany's standout economic and political vitality.
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Chester Bowles
National Press Club
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Germany
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Khrushchev
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Dear Abby Letter Sparks Baseball Debate
A reader blasts Dear Abby for advising a bored wife to pursue adult companionship while her husband enjoys baseball. The letter writer suggests leaving him to chores, while others praise Abby for promoting shared interests and growth through embracing baseball together.
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Abby
Abigail van Buren
Arby
Public Health Service approves Sabin oral polio vaccine
News notes U S Public Health Service approves commercial Sabin oral polio vaccine distribution. The piece compares Sabin and Salk vaccines, cites gaps in Salk uptake, and highlights cost as a barrier while urging affordable pricing to expand protection against polio.
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United States Public Health Service
Ribicoff presses auto makers to curb car fumes
Public interest motive cited by Secretary Ribicoff as he warned auto manufacturers to agree by January to install anti fume devices or risk new legislation. Current devices cut only about 25 percent. better inhibitors are in development and could soon nearly eliminate harmful exhaust.
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Ribicoff
Berlin Night Life and a Troubled Young West German
Jim Bishop profiles Freda a 21 year old West Berlin woman amid shattered city life and a youth drift. He sketches postwar German attitudes, Nazi memory, and a generation craving meaning as material comforts rise while values fade. He notes Nazism taught in schools and parents' guilt while youths chase speed and novelty. He ends with a surprising Ave Maria musical moment.
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Hitler
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Manfreds
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Kelly
College training shapes future leaders says Dr Crane
Dr George W Crane cites data from Aunt Dr Paul Glick showing diploma and college years boost earnings. He analyzes a Nebraska journalism class, noting many students from that course became prominent writers editors and executives. He urges teens to pursue at least one year of college and to request his Vocational Guidance Kit.
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Crawford
George W. Crane
Arthur Kozelka
Chicago Tribune
Robert Kelly
Astate
Chrysler
Imperial
Crane
Bondage of Money and Feud Mark Bennett Cerf Satire
A Cerf humor piece quotes a wry dedication listing creditors totaling 17 886 05 and mocks dedication self regard. It recalls a clash between Samuel Goldwyn and Otto Preminger over Porgy and Bess and notes Preminger’s denial of feuding with Goldwyn.
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Hollywood
Samuel Goldwyn
Otto Preminger
Kennedy urged to back Cramer clean elections amendment
Florida Congressman Bill Cramer presses Attorney General on his plan to extend Civil Rights Commission authority to all vote fraud cases. The move splits Democrats, drawing support from Tad Walter while facing opposition from Manny Celler and other party leaders. Senate liberals vow to fight the amendment if it reaches the chamber.
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Florida
Bill Cramer
House Judiciary Committee
Civil Rights Commission
New York
Manny Celler
Tad Walter
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
Cramer
Chairman Cellar
Lester Holtzman
Peter Rodino
New Jersey
Herman Toll
Justice Department
Commission
Senate
Child Toy Discipline and Co operation Advice
A parental guidance piece advises that for young children two to four years old showing cooperation works better than punishment to learn toy cleanup. For older siblings use gentle help and praise to encourage self responsibility, with minimal scolding and consistent routines.
Portland Visits and Family Guests Across Ohio and West Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reucker of Charleston visited Mr. and Mrs. George Compston. Aleta Parsons saw her son-in-law Rodney Coffman in Clinton. Charles De Long and family visited Akron residents and Dora Blosser in Barberton. Elsie Roush and David visited Lula Brewer in Belpre. Mrs. Charles Hilton visited sister Leona Shaffer in Vienna West Virginia. Shirley Horner of Liverpool visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wells. A Oxford family member visited Mrs. D W Rhodes and Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Ward.
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Portland
Ralph Reucker
Charleston
George Compston
Aleta Parsons
Rodney Coffman
Clinton
Charles de Long
Steve de Long
Akron
Dora Blosser
Barberton
Elsie Roush
David
Lula Brewer
Belpre
Charles Hilton
Leona Shaffer
Vienna
W. Va
Shirley Horner
Liverpool
Earl Wells
Son
Oxford
Charlies Ward
Birth announcements from Mason Clinic list eight new arrivals
Emma Boswell West Columbia Joseph Phillips Rutland Nora Bolin Middleport Melody Gibbs Hartford James Peck Cheshire Phyllis Bumgarner West Nelson Brown Letart Verna Estep Mason a son Roger Seth to William Boswell West Columbia Aug 8 a son Russell Ray to William Bolin Middleport Aug 9 a daughter to John Bumgarner West Columbia Aug 11 a son to Charles Estep Mason Aug 14.
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Emma Boswell
West Columbia
Joseph Phillips
Rutland
Nora Bolin
Middleport
Melody Jean Gibbs
Hartford
James Peck
Cheshire
Phyllis Bumgarner
Nelson Brown
Letart
Verna Estep
Mason
Roger Seth
William Howard Boswell
W. Va
Russell Ray
William Wayne Bolin
John Franklin Bumgarner
Charles Estep
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Peru State College
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