Camp David Spirit Frays Over Berlin Talks Tension
The piece argues the Camp David spirit of amity is weakening amid Soviet threats to sign a separate peace with East Germany if talks fail with the West. Khrushchev offers no time limit on Berlin negotiations as pressure mounts, with Herter noting stiffened Warsaw Pact attitudes and doubts about U.S. military readiness.
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Camp David
Berlin
Soviet Union
Europe
East Germany
Khrushchev
Herter
Meade’s Caution Defended in New Gettysburg Biography
Freeman Cleaver's new Meade life argues his restraint after Gettysburg was required by orders to protect Washington. Lincoln disappointed that Meade did not press, but the decision spared Union command and avoided earlier generals' blunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jellicoe
Jutland
George G. Meade
Gettysburg
Lee
Meade
Freeman Cleaver
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Burnside
Pope
Hooker
England
France
Dear Abby and a Long Gentleman’s Tale
Dear Abby notes on service men dating during wartime and mothers wary of strangers. A reader asks how to convince a girlfriend’s mother, Abby comments on meeting parents. A.M.K. and others request books, then a long reminiscence by George Sokolsky recounts H. L. Hunt, Lenin, Trotsky, and 1950s politics with questions of historical role and memory.
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Abby
Sailor
George Sokolsky
H. L. Hunt
Hunt
Chicago
General Douglas MacArthur
E. Mullins
Institute For Biopolitics
Dallas
Lenin
Trotsky
Mr. Hunt
Stalin
Bukharin
Zinoviev
Kollontai
Chernov
Tseretelli
Sokolsky
Petrograd
Spenders or Savers Argued in U S News & World Report
David Lawrence argues the key Congressional question is whether the next federal budget surplus should be spent or used to reduce the national debt. The piece warns of inflation and a weaker dollar if surpluses are squandered and calls for a clear plan to pay down debt and reform tax structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. News & World Report
David Lawrence
Congress
Lawrence
Story-Teller Jim Bishop finds warmth in Ginny and Charlie's home
Jim Bishop recalls a Virginia Lee hosted family gathering at Ginny and Charlie Frechette's home in Lincroft New Jersey. He notes the 93 mile distance from Sea Bright, describes the lively twins Pam and Rob in vivid detail, and reflects on aging and the carefree charm of young parents.
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Virginia Lee
Charlie
Charlie Frechette
Sea Bright
Ginny
Lincroft
Pamela
Robin
Pam
Robbie
Jim
Lil Capelli
Virginia Schaller
Tammy
Castro
Little Jim
Lil
Gayle
Chief
Philomena Piggott
Frankie
New York
Ginnys
Charlies
Doctor Crane Argues for Lowering Juvenile Age to 16
Dr George W Crane argues that brain maturity reaches 16 and urges courts to treat offenders 16 as adults. He cites Milton M a 17 year old with prior Juvenile Court history involved in a burglary and assault and calls for mental tests via his Vocational Guidance Kit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton M
Dr. Crane
Milton
Retail Spending Rises As Stock Sales Decline
In January retail sales rose despite stock market declines. Commerce data show sales above December and year earlier levels with auto sales drawing attention. Installment debt climbs as consumers show greater confidence and willingness to meet payments, even as traders doubt sustained growth.
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Department of Commerce
Wall Street
Main Street
Detroit
Commerce Department
Finance Company
Stock Exchange
Try and Stop Me: banquet fiasco and stage fright quips
A guest of honor arrives in a business suit, withdraws, changes to dinner dress, and spoons soup onto his suit while remarking on the invitee mismatch. A young actress prods Richard Rodgers about Flower Drum Song while he jokes about stage fright at the St. James Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M.K
Phila
B.J
San Diego
F.F
J.D
Barry S
N.Y.C
Philosopher
Richard Rodgers
Shubert Alley
St. James Theater
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Health and Happiness Tips for Elementary School At Home
Parents can boost a child’s learning by a happy family atmosphere, valuing school, and fostering self reliance. Set regular chores, regulate TV, ensure prompt homework, and provide a distraction free study space. Encourage reading, memorization skills, spelling, and careful written work with patient guidance.
Tomorrow's active day boosts your plans and progress
The Stars Say Tomorrow promises a lively constructive day with strong energy and determination. Creative and executive powers are stimulated, urging bold new projects pursued solo to avoid premature publicity. If tomorrow is your birthday, months ahead bring support and recognition in 1960.
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Hatlo George SoKolsky
Grand Central Station
Thanx
J.R.M& Kinney
Collegeville
Penna
Dear Abby
Prove It, Sailor
Abigail van Buren
School of Journalism
Columbia University
H. Custus Vezey
Smolny Institute
Soviet
Russia
Nicholai Nicholaievitch
Prince Lvon
Kerensky
Kornilov
Constituent Assembly
Lenin- Trotsky
Napoleon
Julius Caesar
Hitler
Branch Rickey
U.S
Moscow
Humphrey
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Jim Bishop
Doctor Crane
George W. Crane
By Sam Dawson
Garry
Myers
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio
W. Va
Athens
Postoffice
Act
Associated Address
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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