Opposition to treaty tests sparks split among U S military leaders
In hearings on the nuclear test ban treaty the Cabinet and agency heads largely backed ratification. Gen Maxwell D Taylor and most service chiefs supported it with safeguards, while Gen Curtis E LeMay urged strict conditions for underground testing and rapid resumption of atmospheric testing if abrogation occurred. Gen Thomas S Power opposed the pact, eight other unified commanders supported it, and Sen Barry Goldwater criticized the treaty as insufficient for deterrence.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
United States
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Force
LeMay
Gen. LeMay
Gen. Powers
Soviet Union
Powers
SAC
Air Force Reserve
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
China
Kennedy Maintains Edge in Harris Poll and Nixon Rematch Hinted
Louis Harris poll for the Washington Post shows Kennedy would easily defeat any current Republican candidate. Goldwater Romney Rockefeller Scranton all trail Kennedy by small margins, suggesting the field offers little hope of beating him. The piece notes growing talk of a Nixon rematch as a possible stronger challenger, while shifting to astronomy noting Piazzi’s 1801 discovery of Ceres in Palermo.
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Kennedy
Louis Harris
Washington Post
Eisenhower
Sen
Barry Goldwater
George Romney
Michigan
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Richard M. Nixon
Is There an Establishment in American Politics
The essay discusses conspiracy versus establishment theories in U.S. politics. It cites Richard Revere, William Buckley, and Stewart Alsop, noting claims of an Establishment that influences major parties through elites, universities, media, and Wall Street to keep outcomes favorable. The August 1963 piece frames Buckley and Alsop as acknowledging an Establishment.
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United States
World
U.S
Roosevelt
Willkie
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Robert Taft
Richard Revere
Establishment
William F. Buckley
National Review
Revere
Buckley
Washington Post
New York Times
Harvard
Wall Street
Saturday Evening Post
Stewart Alsop
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Kennedy
Robert Welch
The
Birch Society
Bill Buckley
Virginia
Dear Abby: Letters about motherhood adoption and identity
A reader replies to Abby about adopted children and motherhood asking to be called Mother. Another writer shares a teen's concern about a male friend wearing his mother's clothes. A third letter challenges a claim about age and childbirth with a Nigerian birth report. The column invites personal, unpublished replies.
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Abby
Dreams as Prophecy and Sleep Physiology
Dr. Crane explains dream interpretation for Vera G. aged 19, noting that dream content may reflect sluggish brain areas storing dead relatives and that recurring fears can mildly predict future mental stress. He cites Joseph and Pharaoh as historical support for prophetic dreams, and urges sending 20 cents for a booklet on Abnormal Psychology and Dreams.
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Vera G
Joseph
Egypt
Pharaoh
How to age well differences in strength and health
Readers ask about why a fit 70 year old differs from a frail spouse and how heredity and attitude affect health. The response notes women often live longer and resist illness, plus genetics and mindset shape strength. anxiety and activity levels matter.
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Mother
Finch
Return To Normalcy Amid Nuclear Fear And Public Apathy
A column notes that fear of atomic war has faded from urgent public attention since the first tests at Alamogordo. It recalls stockpiling, country retreats, and church attendance during earlier crises, then observes the public has turned away from the hydrogen bomb issue and feels powerless to act.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Legislative Committee Set To Study Schools
Senate Majority Leader C. Stanley Mechem will head a 15 member study committee to conduct an exhaustive review of Ohio education for the 1965 General Assembly. The panel, announced by House Speaker Roger Cloud, focuses on public school subsidies and related issues.
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Columbus
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Ohio
House
Roger Cloud
Logan
Legislative Service Commission
Viet Nam Ambassador Resigns Over Disapproval
South Viet Nam Ambassador Tran Van Chuong quits in Washington, saying he cannot continue representing a government that ignores his advice and he disapproves.
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Tran van Chuong
Ward Estate At 4420 Pounds For Stephen Ward
London report states Dr Stephen Ward left a net estate of 4420 pounds. His brother’s lawyer said the figure was disclosed on Thursday.
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London
Stephen Ward
Legislature Creates Auditor Post For Ohio Assembly
The Ohio Legislative Service Commission named Alvin Peterjohn of Columbus as legislative auditor at a salary of 1000 dollars per month. The 40 year old Cleveland native previously led fiscal research for the commission. The new post was created at the recent General Assembly session.
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Ohio
Ohio Legislative Service Commission
Alvin Peterjohn
Peterjohn
Cleveland
General Assembly
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