Adenauer and De Gaulle Agree on British Entry to Common Market
West German Chancellor Adenauer says a secret agreement with President de Gaulle makes British entry into the Common Market the first joint topic after the treaty takes effect. He urges delaying Reichstag ratification until de Gaulle fully approves Britain’s entry to preserve a European community allied with the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konrad Adenauer
Paris
France
Germany
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Adenauer
de Gaulle
Britain
Reichstag
Europe
Canada
Reading taste shifts drive higher adult non fiction demand
The American Library Association credits Changed Reading Taste Press and major coverage of national and international affairs with pushing adult readers toward art travel health education politics and foreign affairs. David H. Clift notes news reporting spurred the move and adult book circulation rose eight percent while Westerns and light romance faded. Worldwide coverage and analysis are cited as fueling the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Library Association
David H. Clift
ALA
Wildlife birds disrupt takeoffs prompt experiments at airports
Wildlife specialists test measures to deter birds after plane wrecks blamed on avian strikes. Distress sea gull cries are recorded and amplified to frighten flocks during field trials, which will be evaluated at airports prone to large bird activity.
Nothing's Free Says Rockefeller Defends Auto Fee Rise
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller argues auto registration fees should rise to generate 48 million dollars annually for state highway improvement. He says nothing government does is free and people should remember they pay for benefits, except for chronic handout recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Franco Announces One Dollar Daily Wage For Spain
Franco introduces a revolutionary one dollar per day wage for unskilled Spanish workers doubling their pay. The measure aims to lift incomes for laborers earning under two hundred fifty dollars annually, while noting the U S federal minimum and upcoming increases. American spending on naval and air bases is cited as boosting Spain's economy enabling the raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genancisco Franco
Spain
Joining Dilemmas and Aging Labels Spark Public Debate
A columnist weighs joining Capt Eddie Rickenbacker’s Monroe Doctrine group against supporting the OAS and unilateral action on Cuba. He critiques Norman Lombard’s United Senior Citizens for labeling age groups as senior and urges changing the name amid concerns over civic involvement and personal dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Rickenbacker
Committee For the
Eddie
Cuba
New World
Castro
OAS
Americas
United States
Kennedy
Brazil
Mexico
British Guiana
John Quincy Adams
Monroe
Latin America
United Senior Citizens
Bernard Baruch
Lombard
William Grimes
Wall Street Journal
Bill Grimes
Delray Beach
Fla
Norman Lombard
Fort Lauderdale
Bill
Mr. Lombard
Dear Abby column letters on marriage prenuptial, family chores
A widow seeks advice on prenup terms for a future marriage and the groom's claim to a share if she dies first. Abby advises drafting a prenuptial agreement and testing the arrangement with the fiancé. Also: a husband's weekly day off role in childcare is praised. a mother-to-be asks how to tell an 8 year old about a new baby, with Abby urging open discussion and clear answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Parental responsibility urged to curb juvenile crime
Readers respond to a column on rising youth crime urging legal parental accountability for crimes by under 21 and advocating supervised after school activities and open playgrounds. Suggestions include lifting age limits on work, local juvenile police presence, and elder supervision of neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kennedy
O. G Phillips
Barnard
C. C. Harker
Los Angeles
Barbara Thomas
Daly City
Calif
Newspapers Missed By New York as Strike Halts Press
In New York City a two month strike has left residents hungry for print as mass media cannot fill the gap. People miss local papers for community news, recipes, ads, and advice, while officials say lay offs in Ohio do not violate the Hatch Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s University
Daily Press
America
Washington
Ohio
New
Republican
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Personal Case in Dad S Footsteps Father Focus
Dr Don faces a universal father son dilemma akin to Isaac s. Four reasons sons avoid following their fathers into the same line include fear of imitation, parental muttering, the greener pastures fallacy and overt domination. The piece urges tactful guidance and offers a 200 point Tests for Good Parents booklet with a stamped self addressed envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Isaac
Crane
Father & Son
Esau
Local Visit Reflections Across Burlingham and Pomeroy
Dar win The Rev Earl Cowen and Mrs Cowen travel to Burlingham to visit Mr and Mrs Kenneth Welsh. Bernard Paul and son visit Columbus followed by a trip to Burlingham to see Mr and Mrs Frank Orson and Mrs Paulson Hemlock Grove. Jim Hazelton Jr visits his parents in Pomeroy as Mrs Hull Frost visits daughter and son in Burlingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cowen
Burlingham
Kenneth Welsh
Bernard Paulson
Columbus
Frank Orson
Paulson
Hemlock Grove
Jim Hazelton
Jim Zelton
Pomeroy
Hull Frost
Charles Paulson
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John Chamberlain
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Beverly Hills
Mountain Home
Idaho
B. A. Browse
Burbank
Hal Boyle
Athen Messenger
Athena
St. E
Matt Hnessenger
Dad
George W. Crane
Darwin
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