Housewife Wisdom Tops Calls for Controls on Business
A Portland Oregonian editorial cites housewives as the true guardians of consumer value and warns that overregulation by senators harms the public. It praises the wife’s shopping savvy, recounting her ability to compare labels, prices, and products to maximize dollar value. The piece notes similar skepticism toward mass production and retailing and closes with a sequence of aphorisms from Shaw Eddy Goethe and La Rochefoucauld.
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Portland Oregonian
U.S
Robin
Uct
Dear Abby Telephone Work and Family Worries
Dear Abby responds to a reader earning at home by telephoning strangers about car ownership, urging thick skin over insults and noting no sale involved. She also counsels a mother worried about her sensitive husband and shares a touching anecdote about a child clinging to a blanket and a neighbor’s baby gift.
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Abby
Deeds Must Follow Words on Federal Spending
Senator Byrd of Virginia praised the President while warning that expanding military power will cause huge deficits and higher taxes unless Kennedy cuts non defense spending. The piece argues for government restraint and personal responsibility, urging taxpayers to sacrifice and reduce welfare state expenditures.
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Byrd
Virginia
Associated Press
Kennedy
Washington
Mundt flashback on aid and self reliance in newsletter
The South Dakota senator defends local self sufficiency by opposing a Texas town's request for federal urban renewal funds while urging renewal of federal aid to school districts in impacted areas. He warns that losing aid would force serious planning challenges for many districts.
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Mundt
South Dakota
Texas
Washington
Uncle Sam
Boss Vacations Lift Office Morale Hard Hit by Employee Trips
The piece argues Americans average two paid vacations, one for staff and one for the boss. The boss's time off relaxes management and boosts morale, while workers suffer a personal vacation ordeal. When the boss is away, staff coast briefly then resume busy pretense upon return, glad to have him back.
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America
Jake
Dantas Dex
Big Brother
Rusk Seen As Colorless Yet Steady in Berlin Era
The article portrays Dean Rusk as articulate but lacking vivid color after seven months as secretary of state. It notes steady pace of news conferences, a restrained but competent foreign policy style, with Kennedy often making big pronouncements while Rusk remains the practical pilot behind the scenes.
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Dean Rusk
Atahe
John Foster Dulles
Dean Acheson
Rusk
Kennedy
Berlin
Toot Her Horn Not Your Own In Courtship
Dr. George W. Crane explains that praising the partner boosts attraction while bragging about yourself repels women. In Case J-462 Howard H a 37 year old bachelor exposed the flaw of self praise, showing the right approach is to compliment and seek her advice.
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Howard H
Scientific Marriage Foundation
Stop Me Contributing to Hitler Rise in Germany
Observations from 1930s Germany note Hindenburg’s fogginess and senility as a aiding factor for Hitler’s ascent. Shirer recalls the president’s vague remarks at a Nazi parade and tales of him signing any paper placed before him. An attendant warns against a signed document wrapped in a sandwich paper.
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Hitler
Germany
Hindenberg
William Shirer
Berlin
Syracuse visitors in Huntington and Middleport
Syracuse residents Mrs. Agnes White and her son James Robert visited Huntington West Virginia on business and called on Mr. and Mrs. Millard Duckworth. They hosted and were joined by Mrs. Florence Snyder of Chester and several White family members for a Thursday evening gathering in Middleport.
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James Robert
Huntington
W. Va
Millard Duckworth
Florence Harden
Florence Snyder
Chester
Agnes White
James Robert White
Rosetta
Jimmy Lisle
David
Jimmy Hubbard
R. S. White
Middleport
Federal okay on red trade ahead of Kennedy Berlin speech
Washington reports show the Commerce Department approved 750 196 in non strategic exports to seven Soviet bloc nations in the days before Kennedy's Berlin address. Licenses went to U S firms for USSR Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia Romania Hungary Poland Bulgaria with items including aircraft parts electrical machinery and coal tar products. Pelly criticized administration trade policy while urging a probe into what is deemed strategic. Three Democrats urged resumption of atmospheric nuclear tests, accusing the USSR of cheating on its self imposed ban.
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Kennedy
Berlin
Iron Curtain
Washington
Tom Pelly
Hodges
Soviet Bloc
Ussr
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Hungary
Poland
Bulgaria
Pelly
Soviet Union
U. S
Chet Holifield
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Sen
John Stennis
Stuart Symington
Practical parenting guidance on child trust and discipline
The column advises vigilant parenting to curb misbehavior without proof, urging patience and family bonding. It discusses a mother in Ohio whose child theft case led to belt punishment, notes the risks of unverified reports, and recommends a weekly allowance plus shared activities to strengthen love and discipline. It also covers strategies to shield children from violent TV and to engage husbands in calmer approaches.
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Ohio
Morse and Spellman Clash Over Education Bills
Sen Wayne Morse of Oregon accuses Cardinal Spellman of avoiding responsibility for stalled education bills for public and private schools. Spellman had denied Morse's Aug 14 charge that top ranking Catholic clergy oppose public school reform in a Monday statement.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Morse
Senate
New York
Cardinal Spellman
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