On-Site Inspections at Antarctic Stations Mooted by State Dept
The 1959 Antarctic treaty allows signatories to request on-site inspections of stations to confirm peaceful use. The State Department pledges possible inspections to Congress, stressing no suspected violations and seeking practical experience. There are 34 stations including five American and a US New Zealand joint base, with other nations operating multiple stations.
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Antarctic
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Senate
Antarctica
New Zealand
U. S
Argentine
Australia
Chile
France
Union of South Africa
United Kingdom
Soviet Union
Belgium
Japan
Norway
Primaries Shaped Presidential Nominations Across Decades
The article reviews how primaries have influenced U S presidential races, noting Kennedy's 1960 surge in West Virginia and Protestant states, Eisenhower's 1952 win, Kefauver's 1952 loss, Willkie's 1944 setback, and Dewey's 1944 emergence. It highlights how leaders like Goldwater and Truman dismissed primaries as eyewash and stresses that outcomes hinge on circumstances and personalities.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Harry S. Truman
West Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Estes Kefauver
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Goldwater
Wisconsin
Wendell Willkie
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Drift in Europe Undercuts Communist Pillar of Militarism
A Stanford economist argues Europe’s Common Market shows prosperity without militarism or imperialism. He notes loose confederation preference among French Belgian Dutch, rising nationalism, and subsidies disputes in Italy and Germany. Britain’s Wilson backs government to government steel deals.
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Europe
Theodore J. Kreps
Stanford Graduate School of Business
Kreps
Stanford
Stuttgart
Belgium
Italy
Germany
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Proposed 10 percent debt discount to curb gold drain
Bernard L Lamb urges using accelerated payments in foreign currencies to settle long term debts. He proposes an American bankers consortium to issue travelers checks and credits, financed by future debits, allowing discounts for France Germany Italy Japan the Netherlands and the UK. The idea aims to boost tourism while easing U.S. balance of payments.
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Bernard L. Lamb
International Monetary Affairs
Ho-hokus
N. J
Lamb
Kennedy
Rover Boys
Cambridge
U.S
United States
U.S. Treasury
Finland
Morgan-guaranty
Export-Import Bank
United Kingdom
France
West Germany
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
Europe
Germany
Eliot Janeway
Dear Abby Advice Column From the Newspaper**
Readers ask about heartbreak infidelity age rules and wedding gowns with Abby offering blunt guidance. Topics include a mistress contacting the wife a hospital visit a mother daughter dynamic and a court remedy for a financial dispute.
Life Begins At 40 Colorado Old Age Pensions
Colorado funds pensions for seniors with an income floor of 113 dollars per month including a living cost bonus and medical benefits. Eligibility requires 65+, five years in state, assets under 1000 dollars aside from the home, and income under 113 dollars monthly. About 20 percent of residents over 65 receive these pensions, financed partly by federal aid and partly by state taxes.
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Denver
Colo
Guy Justis
Colorado
Department of Public Welfare
U. S
U. S. Social Security
Colorado Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Athens Messenger
COSIS
Personal Cases Land Of Giants and the elf world view
Janet T aged 28 mother of Tommy reflects on his missteps and limited grasp of time and cause. The piece invites use of Rating Scales for Parents to see through a child’s eyes and understand how a toddler inhabits a giant world with misread intentions and oversized objects.
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Janet
Tommy
PTA
Janet T
Weekend Guests Highlight Haydenville Notes
Haydenville columns list recent visitors from Columbus Mansfield and New Philadelphia to the Glenn and Crothers homes, with families named and visit durations. A second feature imagines life at giants scale describing Tommy’s world to urge parental understanding and offers a 200 point rating scale for parents via PTA discussion.
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Haydenville
Roy Glenn
Hallie Thompson
Grace Norden
Beatrice Pennington
All of Columbus
Kenneth Kebler
Pat
Mike
Mansfield
National Bosses Day Proposed as Observance
A satirical call for a national management holiday suggests honoring bosses with lighthearted office pranks and rituals. The piece notes managers face pressure from unions and stockholders and humorously recommends ideas like a pay cut, chair decoration, and relief from duties for one day.
Way Cleared To Pay For Rights Of Way
An election of $5 million to $6 million will be paid to 400 to 500 landowners for highway rights of way. The opinion by Attorney General William B. Saxbe cleared State Auditor Roger W. Tracy to proceed with the payments.
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Columbus
William B. Saxbe
Roger W. Tracy
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Richard Crane
Bonnie
Shelley
Richie
George Walker
New Philadelphia
George Me. Bee
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Genevieve Martin
Roy Crothers
Ronald Hansel
Kris
Mark
Robbie
Chillicothe
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Kathy
Floyd Riddlebarger
Rick
Rock and
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Logan
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