Kennedy Urges Self Determination in Interview with Izvestia
President Kennedy tells Izvestia that peace rests on self determination and that the United States could accept freely chosen communist governments. He warns against nuclear war and calls for German unity and Soviet restraint while stressing the right of peoples to choose their own form of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Estia
Washington
Moscow
United States
Cuba
Yalta
Potsdam
Fidel Castro
Aleksei I. Adzhubei
Izvestia
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Geneva
Germany
Ing
West Germany
Berlin
Tass
Castro
Russia
Latin America
Nathan Schachner
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Jefferson
Henry L. Stimson
Hoover
Goldwater urges freer business taxes to spur full employment
Senator Barry Goldwater argues that history shows fastest growth came when business was freest. He calls for broader tax write offs to boost private investment, claiming government cannot create jobs but can spur capital spending within six months, while warning against overregulation that drains funds for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
The Sad Sounds Of Christmas Joke Lines
A collection of humorous Christmas quips about budgeting cards Santa toys letters and shopping. It captures seasonal blues gifts and family banter with streetwise wit and holiday nerves.
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Santa Claus
Myrtle
Dickie
Macy's
Gimbels
Martha
Susie
Kennedy on Free Elections Sparks Cuban Crisis
Kennedy urged free elections for Cuba in an Izvestia interview while Castro proclaimed a move toward communism and a single party. The dispute over legitimacy underscores American limits and the issue of recognizing governments chosen by their people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Izvestia
United States
Castro
Russia
Dear Abby Wedding March Blues in Newspaper Bazaar
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on wedding nerves and a husband moved to tears by Mendelssohn. A mother worries about walking her daughter down the aisle and a father jokes about Winston Churchill. Abby counsels calm, truth, and a personal reply option.
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Abby
Mendelssohn
Winston Churchill
Ralph
Churchill
Brooklyn
Blenheim Palace
England
Jack
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases in Marital Therapy
Dr Crane addresses Andrew R a 31 year old chemical engineer facing wife withdrawal and lack of affection. The piece argues marital technique must be learned, premarital romantic thrill fades, and sexual adjustment drives many divorces while urging readers to seek the Sex Problems in Marriage bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Andrew
George W. Crane
Andrew R
Crane
Porter and Russells Host Weekend Guests in Marion
Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Eblin and Sandra from Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Russell Betty and Cathy over the weekend. Mrs. Thurman stayed a week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rupf in Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Walters hosted Eilene and Becky with guests Mr. and Mrs. Price Beard and Janie. Thurman Denney, Linda, Ricky, and Tommie visited Mrs. Garnet Russell and Betty Sunday. The Paul Russells returned home after visiting friends in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Russell
Marion
Hunter College Dean bars National Review meetings
George Sokolsky criticizes Hunter College Dean Fritz Morstein Marx for banning The National Review on a municipally owned campus. He questions the dean’s narrow view of free speech, notes other publications’ viewpoints, and mocks picketing as a reason to restrict meetings.
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Dean Marx
Bill Buckley
National Review
Worker
New Republic
United States
Hunter
McGuffey
Hunter College
White House
Washington
Kennedy
Valerian A. Zorin
Steppes
Queens College
New York
Tin
Carpenter Social Notes from the Temple MYF gathering
The Temple MYF met at the church Sunday with Janet Ingram as program leader and David Woodrum as devotional leader. Attendees included numerous local families and visitors, with Thanksgiving and holiday visits noted, plus the death of Dr. Harley Caster and a house fire affecting the Lavern Jordan home.
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Carpenter
Temple Myf
Janet Ingram
David Woodrum
Paul
Larry
Bobby
Carla
Butch Wallace
Vicki Womack
Warren Keirns
Walter Jordan
David
Johnny
Bob
Mary
Phillip Woodrum
Judy Seel
Carl
Leah Crabtree
Carolyn Davis
Elizabeth Jordan
Arthur Crabtree
Reed Jeffers
Richard
Gene Jeffers
Margie
Marco Reed
Lester
John Dunham
Connie
Yvonne
John
Lavern Jordan
Ruth Ann
Jane
Jackie
Danny
Betty
Fern Gillogly
Ellen McKnight
Sharon
Columbus
Theodore Boring
McArthur
Ralph Frazier
Gallipolis
Robert Bishop
James Vieland
Cincinnati
Alvin Dye
Rebecca
Ohio University
Harriet Woodyard
Albany
W. C. Peck
Charles Peck
Ola Perry
Frank
John Thomas
William Thomas
Marilyn
Nancy
Charles Leist
Ben
Grover Stout
Roger McCall
Kirk
Indianapolis
Ind
John Rawlings
A. R. Caster
Ben Caster
Oma Starkey
Harley Caster
Spokane
Washington
Nancy Caster
Clay Jordan
Mendal Jordan
Eddie Jordan
Francis Queen
McConnelsville
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Has Boyle
Maude
George
Timbuktu
Bali
James Marlow
Wilson
Roosevelt
Hallo
Doodletown Quartet
Laddie
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Bride’s
Beverly Hills
Calif
Doctor Crane
Algiers Brasserie Des Facultes
Algiers
Algeria
George Sokolsky
Karl Marx
Westina Crabtree
Earl Jewell
Bob Wiles
Midway
Elza McComas
Victor Perry
Dennis Woodgerd
Children’s Hospital
J. K. Crabtree
Edgar Crabtree
Max. Crabtree
Michigan
Clyde Walker
Linda
Harriet Cordle
Thurman
Dale Dye
Robert M. Bell
Steubenville
William T. Wesenborn
Upper Sandusky
Athens Messenger
Nessenger
Ohio
Onsualally
Biisbahaene
Essenger Ng
W. Union
Athens
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