Uses of Foreign Policy by Dean Rusk An Insightful Analysis
The Wall Street Journal weighs Dean Rusk Kennedy’s secretary of state pick. It notes Rusk’s prior State Department work and Rockefeller Foundation leadership. It argues for a restrained foreign policy focused on national interests and cautions overreach in postwar diplomacy.
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Dean Rusk
Kennedy
State Department
Rockefeller Foundation
Rusk
U.S
United States
Paris
Khrushchev
Bush
America
Stevenson and
Bowles
December Lesson on Calhoun and Secession
The essay recalls December 20, 1860 as South Carolina’s secession milestone led by John C. Calhoun. It warns that fanaticism over nullification and dual presidency ideas helped trigger war and warns against irrational factionalism in today’s politics.
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Charleston
S.C
South Carolina
John C. Calhoun
South
Calhoun
Snowstorm Reveals New York City’s Hidden Heart
A 17 inch snowstorm softens the hustle of Manhattan transforming the metropolis into a community. Strangers exchange greetings share cabs and help one another as tempers fade and civic unity rises, suggesting a blizzard could improve city spirit if seen regularly.
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America
New York
Gotham
Manhattan
Garcia
Kennedy Appoints Keeps Control of Cabinet Tone
President-elect John F Kennedy builds a tightly managed administration with non flamboyant, efficient appointees. Most top picks come from managerial roles, including governors and corporate leaders, while Kennedy personally seeks capable guidance and keeps a steady, low-profile team in place.
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John F.kennedy
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Treasury
George Humphrey
Kennedy
Stewart L. Udall
Arizona
Dear Abby Advice Column Clips and Reactions
A reader pleads over rumors she is an unwed mother of a daughter sent to a boarding school. Abby counsels against lies, cites Proverbs, and offers guidance on handling a husband’s party conflict. Broken-hearted wife seeks help to address a stepmother situation with a resourceful plan.
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Abby
Stepmother
Doctor Crane on Sales Success and the Gift of Gab
Larry L. 24, with two years college and factory work, fears lacking the gift of gab. Dr. George W. Crane argues sales ability comes from study and practice, not birth, and outlines a plan including canned talks, public speaking, and building a client base for job security.
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Larry
Larry L
Tax objections echo in Athens Public Forum debate
The Athens Public Forum rebuttal targets city tax plans, arguing income taxes threaten sacred rights and comparing to Columbus. The writer warns of rising levies and bureaucratic expansion, questions governance, and predicts broader tax schemes from property to vehicle taxes.
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the Messenger
Sheron
Athens
Sherow
Columbus
Ohio
Comintern
Try and Stop Me and Miscellany of Quotables
A mixed strip of quips and notices. Casper Milquetoast boasts of a future raise after a tense salary talk. An insurance salesman offers career tips about proper contacts. Final medical exam notices outline page side rules for candidates in London and Edinburgh. A wreck leads to a brief account of a driver who ran two red lights.
Paynter Family Notes From Ohio Weekend Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Karl Paynter of Massillon visited with Okey Paynter in his home over the weekend. The Paynter group including Mr Paul Paynter and Mrs Albert Paynter attended Betty Paynter Williams funeral in Defiance along with Okey Paynter. Mary Baker will winter in Steubenville. Clint Smith and family attended Antonio Foster funeral in Racine. Larry Ebuslack spent a day in Huntington recently.
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Portland
Karl Paynter
Massillon
Mr.Paynter
Okey Paynter
Paul Paynter
Albert Paynter
Betty Paynter Williams
Mary Baker
Steubenville
Clint Smith
Antonio Foster
Racine
Larry Ebuslack
Huntington
Kennedy Cabinet Realities on Conflicts of Interest and Talent
George Sokolsky argues that strong leaders are hard to recruit for government due to conflict of interest rules. He critiques divestiture norms, notes appointments like Soap Williams and Adlai Stevenson reflect political needs, and urges mobilizing top talent including money experts to restore dollar value and economic stability.
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Chester Bowles
D-Conn
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
United Nations
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Udall
Ribicoff
Hodges
Bowles
Stevenson
Williams
Rusk
McNamara
Bell
Kennedy
State Department
United States
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Hal Boyle
Lem
James Marlow
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Carolina
Commerce
David Elliott Bell
Harvard
Littauer School of Public Administration
Robert S. McNamara
Defense
Ford Co
Thanx
Dave Musal
Fort Benning, GA
Dear Abby
Mom
Abigail van Buren
God
Corky
Doctor Crane
George W. Crane
Dr. Crane
the Public Forum
Athens Messenger
SUN
D.&s
Ohio & W. Va
Uss
Possessions
Associated 2Ssi
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Bennett Cerf
Casper Milquetoast
Elmer Leterman
Cine
London
Edinburgh
King Features Syndicate
Wilma Wells
George Sokolsky
Ford Motor Company
Adlai Stevenson
Democratic Party
Eleanor Roosevelt
Herbert Lehman
Mary Lasker
Anna Rosenberg
White House
NATO
Henry Cabot Lodge
Douglas Dillon
the Treasury
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