Outlook For Peace in 1962 Reflects U S Khrushchev Balance
The piece argues 1962 peace hinges on continued U S military strength and unity with allies. It frames Kennedy’s free world policy against Khrushchev’s expansion, warning that without power parity and backing for emerging nations, communism could spread beyond Europe and Asia. It emphasizes maintaining balance to deter war and keep influence from waning.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Europe
Southeast
Asia
Cuba
Americas
United States
Free States
United
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Africa
Latin America
Berlin
Kremlin
Democratic Scientific Society and the Cold War Weapon
Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg told a Denver AAAS meeting that a growing democratic scientific society blends freedom in inquiry with political liberty. He argued public science literacy and scientist public explanations are key to democracy and could help win the cold war by uniting values with material progress.
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Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Denver
Seaborg
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
United States
America
Resolutions of Yesteryear and American Resolve
The piece argues that New Year resolutions have faded from sincerity becoming a joke. It laments the loss of home centered family life and urges renewed individual and national resolve as a traditional American trait to lift the world from danger.
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Yesteryear
Blessings of Freedom Esley H. Sproat Inheritance
Esley H. Sproat, a Nebraska farmer and bachelor, left an estate valued at 250000 to 300000 dollars to the United States. He cited blessings of freedom and the chance to own property. He planned to divide his wheat and cattle farm wealth among relatives and the nation alike, reflecting self reliance in American life.
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Esley H. Sproat
Nebraska
Sproat
United States
Story Teller Jim Bishop on Writing Craft and Practice
Writer Jim Bishop argues true authors earn living by writing and practice is essential. He contrasts newsroom speed with magazine and book timelines, praises reporters for lean facts, and notes readers partner with writers in shaping imagery. He cites Gorham Munson and Ernest Hemingway on mastery.
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Gorham Munson
New School
Onde
Ernest Hemingway
Dear Abby Readers Weigh In On Public Affection
A collection of Dear Abby columns discusses public displays of affection, wedding plans, and advice on who to ask for a fatherly role at a wedding. Readers share concerns about age appropriate behavior and personal choices.
Do Not Move In With In Laws Before Marriage
Doctor Crane offers counsel on Joyce S a 23 year old engaged to a young engineer. He warns against moving in with the fiance’s mother and urges newlyweds to establish their own home to ensure a stable marriage.
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Joyce S
Dr. Crane
Joyce
Juliet
Try and Stop Me
Pentagon official called an astronaut. the orbiting dad’s son answered the phone. The mother was away shopping, and the quotes feature pop culture witticisms and a mix of humorous remarks from various figures.
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Pentagon
Big
Vin ton Vin ton Through Weekend Visits Across Counties
Mr and Mrs R B Poling visited with daughters and sons in law James Higginbotham Jimmy and Vickie of Charleston and Eddie Lette and Leanne. Worthey Cremeans spent weekend with Lyle Byrd Barboursville W Va. Lester Metcalf visited Burlson Gallipolis and hosted Jimmy for dinner. Horace Metcalf’s wife returned home from St Albans W Va. William Casto and family from Cleveland spent New Year with Charles V Casto. Mary Hughes Port and Ardis Macomber Radcliff called on C V Casto Thursday.
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Gallipolis
Lester Metcalf
Jimmy
Horace Metcalf
Hobart McGinnis
St. Albans
W. Va
William Casto
Cleveland
Charles V. Casto
Mary Hughes
Middleport
Ardis Macomber
Radcliff
C. V. Casto
Policy Inconsistency in U S Cuba Interventions Hit Debate
George Sokolsky argues that American foreign policy shows a double standard from China to Cuba and the Dominican Republic. He criticizes uneven authority, urges top level policy control, and censures lower officials for shaping Cuba policy, warning of political fallout.
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United States
China
Africa
Asia
Hungary
Congo
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Kennedy
Mao Tze-tung
Laos
Katanga
State Department
Roy Rubottom
William Wieland
Eisenhower
Wieland
Foreign Service
Castro
United Nations
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
John F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Reading to calm a stuttering child amid sibling teasing
An Ohio mother describes a youngest child who stutters mainly at sentence starts and suggests older siblings’ teasing influences. Advice urges parents to foster calm, limit teasing, provide individual playmates, and read to him while modeling steady, kindly guidance and clear boundaries.
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Ohio
Jess
Social Visits Touch Portland and Columbus Circles
Long Bottom Mr and Mrs Zern Pierce visited Mr and Mrs Jack Van Meter in Portland Oregon. Sharon Hayman spent the holiday with her sisters Mrs David Sherman and Mrs Elbert Fitzpatrick in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Marion Hall have moved to Reedsville. Mr and Mrs Paul Chevalier and their son recently returned from a trip to Florida. Mr and Mrs Dorsel Larkins visited Mr and Mrs Virgil Wamsley in Cheshire.
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Zern Pierce
Jack van Meter
Portland
Ore
Sharon Hayman
David Sherman
Elbert Fitzpatrick
Columbus
Marion Hall
Reedsville
Paul Chevalier
Florida
Dorsel Larkins
Virgil Wamsley
Cheshire
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