It’s a New Ball Game As Goldwater Faces Uncertain Nomination
Senator Barry Goldwater, front runner in the Republican race, says the political scene is in flux and cannot predict his nomination chances. He delays a decision on Jan 27 whether to seek the presidency or seek reelection, while other hopefuls like Rockefeller and Nixon allies weigh bids amid shifting support.
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Barry Goldwater
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Senate
White House
Richard M. Nixon
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Reds keep war cold in Warsaw council vote
Delegates to the World Peace Council in Warsaw dealt setbacks to Communist China by rejecting leadership change from Moscow to Peking and by voting 280 to 40 against support for China’s militant anti Western policy. The vote affirmed Moscow’s supremacy and Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence while warning that both Moscow and Peking seek Western defeat.
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Peking
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Connally Recovers After Kennedy Assassination
Governor John B. Connally Jr. returns to the Texas Executive Mansion after a two week hospital stay following the Dallas attack. He is described as well but weak with a shattered right wrist in a cast for 90 days, with full use to be determined in months.
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Executive
Austin
Tex
John B. Connally Jr
Dallas
Connally
Show Me Rhythm Shapes Cold War Trust Lessons
The piece traces how shifts in presidential styles from Truman to Johnson influence U S trust in world affairs, noting Truman’s skepticism of Stalin, Johnson’s hard line against Khrushchev, and the enduring idea that a nation gets a better deal when other leaders prove their sincerity.
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Geneva
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Dear Abby Advice Columns on Relationship Dilemmas
A widow questions a doctor's drinking during dating and Abby advises setting clear boundaries. A teen asks if thanking someone for opening a door is proper etiquette. A wife confronts her husband's secretive behavior with his wedding ring and Abby urges restoring rings and addressing underlying issues. A reader seeks guidance on workplace conflicts and personal responses.
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Abby
Lucky
Debbie D and the case of a social climber’s plan
Debbie D a 17 year old described as a social climber attempts to buy popularity by using her father’s bank book. The dialogue shows a judge like Dr Crane discussing her behavior and contrasts it with genuine self improvement.
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Debbie
Debbie D
Dr. Crane
How to Carry on Gay Conversation booklet offer
Debbie seeks new clothes to attract male attention and social status, fueling anxiety about conversations with boys. The piece argues true charm comes from personality, not expensive outfits or status symbols, and promotes a booklet on social skills as a better path than flashy displays.
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Dr. Crane
Rethinking Toy Giving For A Year Round Joy
Parents are urged to budget toy purchases for the whole year rather than Christmas only. A small group already buys toys wisely by spreading value, saving some for later, and evaluating how each toy stimulates imagination, use, and long term education.
Family Visits and Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hamilton of Cincinnati visited his parents in Ohio. Several families from Gallipolis Cot tageville Columbus Monaca Pa and Gallia County shared gatherings. Airman Harold Hayes went to Denver and Columbus accompanied by Mrs Hayes and Miss McBride. Grandchildren Jean and Jeff France celebrated a birthday at Miss Blakeman's home in Gallipolis.
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Bidwell
Keith Hamilton
Cincinnati
Mrs
Earl Hamilton
Larry Joe Hamilton
Ruth
Iva France
Robin France
Gallipolis
Ivor Morehouse
Harold Hayes
Denver
Cole
Janie McBride
Columbus
Elmer Spaulding
Elizabeth Dennett
Mary Dean
D. O. McDermott
Cottageville
W. Va
Amos Waugh
Emory Waugh
Harlan Frederick
Gerald Hull
Bess Frederick
Jean
Jeff France
Jean Blakeman
Ernest Bowen
Eleanor Keilgore
Roxie Shoemaker
Paul Dean Hayes
Monaca
Dean Hayes
John Leach
The Torch Is Passed The Messenger offers Kennedy death book
The Associated Press is preparing a comprehensive book titled The Torch Is Passed about President Kennedy’s assassination and its aftermath. The 100-page hardback will be available for $2 per copy, with delivery starting around December 30, via a coupon order to The Torch Is Passed The Athens Messenger in Poughkeepsie, New York.
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W. Va
U S
Ar & Possessions
Athens
Onfo
Post Corfice
Associated Press
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Kennedy
the Messenger
Huge Handbags Are Headache Across Modern Life
A humorous and colorfully critical look at oversized handbags carried by women, describing them as portable wrecking yards on the sidewalk and sources of delays. The piece contrasts fancy evening bags with everyday totes packed with assorted items from mints to keys, noting the perennial struggle to locate cash.
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