De Gaulle’s Grand Plan for a Europe United by France
The piece argues that Charles de Gaulle seeks to reshape Europe through diplomacy to create a federation led by France, limiting British and American influence. It questions whether his aim could span from the Pyrenees to the Urals, and warns the United States to stay engaged or risk exclusion from a Europe aligned with the Soviet bloc.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
France
Napoleon
de Gaulle
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Pyrenees
Urals
Soviet Bloc
Khrushchev
America
Realistic U.S. Europe Policy Urged Amid De Gaulle Challenge
The report argues Europe is a rising rival in world trade and calls for a reduced U.S. troop commitment to Western Europe, greater Western European defense contributions for Berlin, expanded non strategic trade with the Soviet bloc, and a pragmatic stance toward Europe. It notes Charles de Gaulle's challenge and warns against becoming the fall guy for prosperous nations.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Berlin
Europe
United States
Western Europe
Soviet Bloc
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Khrushchev blamed for worst cold spell of the century
Weather service head Dr. Irving P. Krick of Denver says a halted voluntary atom test ban allowed a radiation belt increase from nuclear blasts to speed the jet stream. This pushed cold air south, making Alaska warm and the Northern Hemisphere colder, with a expected correction by February.
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Khrushchev
Earth
Globe
Irving P. Krick
Denver
Pole
Alaska
Krick
Super-Yalta fears shape Western defense debates
The piece argues that European analysts fear a U.S. drift toward a super-Yalta with Khrushchev under Kennedy. It outlines signals such as Skybolt cancellation, Jupiter missile withdrawal, and Cuba inspections, suggesting NATO unity may hinge on Kennedy's hidden aims and the risks of misreading his intentions.
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de Gaulle
Britain
France
Washington
NATO
United States
Khrushchev
Western Europe
Kennedy
Yalta
Turkey
Italy
Mediterranean
Cuba
U.S
Berlin
Western Alliance
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stalin
Teheran
Dear Abby In A Fuddle
Dear Abby offers guidance on godmother status after baptism concerns, dating dynamics with John and his mother, and a widowed man seeking a long term marriage. The column notes church records determine godmother status and advises the Florida reader to seek a suitable partner while avoiding sugar-daddy pitfalls.
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Abby
John
Johns
Personal Cases on Habit Change and Homosexuality
A 19 year old, Tom Z., says he wants to change his sexuality and asks Dr Crane if change is possible. The therapist outlines stages of emotional development, arguing homosexuality is a carryover from childhood and can end with maturation to heterosexual life, with more discussion promised.
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Tom
Tom Z
Dr. Crane
Dad
Dr Crane
Loma
the Messenger
Clarence Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
Cannon
Local Visits Highlight Family Reach Across Towns
Alfred Alfred Minns and Edith Harper visit Carroll relatives including Thelma Henderson and Osie Follrod. Harry Guthrie calls on Pearl Parker and Ralph Parker. Osie Follrod and daughter Kathy drive to Carroll to return Raymond Harper. Robert Robison accepts work at Parkersburg and plans move from Columbus. Letha Koblentz and Ada Morris visit Paul Buckley family.
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Alfred
Edith Harper
Carroll
Thelma Henderson
Osie Follrod
Harry Guthrie
Pearl Parker
Ralph Parker
Kathy
Raymond Harper
Robert Robinson
Parkersburg
Columbus
Physicians and Emotional Problems Fee Debate
A physician argues that time spent with patients sharing emotional issues justifies higher fees and predicts a rise of community counselors offering affordable listening services. He suggests citizen committees vet competent local counselors to preserve medical time for clinical tasks.
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John C. Schindler
Charac
Readers' Discourse on Economic Axioms and Pet Rights
Letter writers praise and challenge views on fiscal policy and deficits, urging acceptance of planned deficits for full employment. The second letter questions city council actions on urban renewal and pet owner rights, arguing human and pet communities are interdependent and warning against eminent domain impacts.
Sunday Messenger ad rates and mailing options
The Athens Messenger lists delivery and mail rates for daily and Sunday editions. It shows single copy prices, weekly and monthly mail options, and locations for delivery with addresses in Athens Ohio.
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Athens
Sunday Messenger
Rally
Possessions Daily & Ae
Ohio
Essenger
Union St
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Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Florida
Beverly Hills
Calif
George W. Crane
By Helen Woode
Letha Koblentz
Ada Morris
Chester
Paul Buckley
Harry B. Crewson
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