The Fable of the Shark and the Sardines Ad Creates Fear
The New York Times ran a full page ad on a book alleging the aims of Castroism as Latin American anti US propaganda. Dr Juan Jose Arevalo and Jacobo Arbenz Guzman are cited with Arevalo reportedly in Mexico City preparing a Guatemala return. The piece argues arevalo could spark communism in Central America and calls for U.S. action to halt his bid.
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New York Times
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Santiago de Chile
Juan Jose Arevalo
Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Arevalo
Castro
United States
Organization of American States
Panama Canal
Latin America
Mexico City
Central America
Caribbean
Pacific
Atlantic
Americas
Berlin Showdown and the Moscow Talks Over Berlin
The piece argues that Khrushchev’s failure to sign a separate peace with East Germany prompts cautious talk in Moscow between U S Ambassador Thompson and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko. It warns a live-and-let-live Berlin outcome risks broader captive-nation fear and predicts potential moves to starve West Berlin, with trade cuts possible between West and East Germany.
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Khrushchev
East Germany
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
Berlin
Germany
West Berlin
West Germany
Thompson
Gromyko
Social Security changes may raise payroll tax costs
Workers and employers face higher payroll deductions as new Social Security revisions raise minimum benefits and allow earlier retirement. The increase is 1 percent more per week on earnings to 4800 dollars annually, lifting the tax to 300 dollars a year total. If medical care is added, costs could surge further, fueling opposition to the program.
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Kennedy
Year For Great Expectations in 1962 Forecast Satire
A humorous 1962 forecast predicts strong prosperity yet puzzling times for Americans. It envisions orbital missions, odd political twists, and quirky antics from leaders and observers, ending with a cheeky note that the year will be interesting and the fault lies with the reader.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy Faces Congress with Narrow Path Ahead
News analysis predicts little change as President Kennedy addresses Congress in the coming sessions. Expectations center on higher education aid and possible medical care for the aged, with civil rights likely sidelined. A tariff fight with Western Europe and the Rayburn successor McCormack may shape Kennedy's leverage in early 1962.
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Congress
Kennedy
Capitol
Sam Rayburn
House
Rayburn
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Dear Abby Mixed-Up Merry-Go-Round
Dear Abby advises honesty with the psychiatrist, urging the writer to end contact with Mr X and follow professional guidance. A widower recalls his daughter’s wedding, noting personal loss. A wart cure tale is debunked, with medical guidance favored over folklore.
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Abby
Mr. X
Mobile Homes as Budget Friendly Homes for Graduates
Dr Crane analyzes Philip's choice buying a mobile home under 5000 dollars with 2 bedrooms and 20 dollar monthly lot rent. He cites Dr Donaldson from Ohio State University advising home price should not exceed 2 percent of annual income and suggests a 25 percent down payment with carrying charges not surpassing one third of income.
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Philip
Indiana University
Arlene
Bloomington
E. F. Donaldson
Ohio State University
Dr. Donaldson
Donaldson
Public sale of Lady Chatterley's Lover tops 3.5 million copies
A United Press International dispatch from London notes that since British courts allowed the book to be sold publicly three and a half million copies have been bought. Publishers say without the fuss they would have counted on about 200,000 sales. Lord Moran says he keeps Churchill fit by closely policing his diet. Billy Wilder credits Marilyn Monroe's success to her notable curves.
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Peace Corps
United Nations
New York
London
Paris
Rome
Bonn
Tokyo
Siberia
John F. Kennedy Jr
Congress
United Press International
D. H. Lawrence
Lady Chatterly
Lord Moran
Sir Winston Churchill
Three Women Deliver Baby By Phone In Howell Area
In Hell Michigan a physician guided three neighboring women by telephone to deliver a baby for Mrs John Aldrich. The nine-pound son arrived safely despite ice bound roads. Both mother and child were reported well after the delivery.
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Hell, Mich
Morris Chelsky
Hell
Howell
John Aldrich
Security and politics in the U S government
George Sokolsky discusses the clash of security and politics, praising the FBI under J Edgar Hoover and criticizing the State Department Security Bureau. He notes past figures like Scott McLeod and John W Hanes Jr and calls for reorganization with experienced personnel to counter infiltration by pro Communist and Right Wing elements.
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J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Allen Duiles
CIA
Hoover
Secret Service
The
Treasury
Little Narcotics Bureau
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
State Department
Scott McLeod
Sen
Joe McCarthy
McCarran
New York
Washington
Los Angeles
Communist Party
McCarthy
State Department Security Bureau
United States
John W. Hanes, Jr
Hanes
Eisenhower
Salvatore A. Bontempo
New Jersey
Kennedy
Francis E. Walter
House Un-American Activities Committee
Bontempo
Ralph S. Roberts
William J. Crockett
Foreign Service
Parenting Rules for Babysitting and Child Training
The guide urges parents to expose children to trusted caregivers early and gradually, ensuring familiarity before leaving them. It advises using the word NO firmly after age two, and to employ calm, controlled punishment as a teaching tool, plus practical feeding guidance that avoids forcing meals.
Returning visitors gather for holiday week in Point Rock area
Point Rock Viola Bobo Dayton returned home after a week with her brother Jarret and his wife. Mr and Mrs Arlin Verigan and baby of Springfield spent several days with relatives here. Mrs Anna E Turner and daughter Sherrie visited her brother W A Ogdin and family. The Ogdins later spent the holiday here returning Monday. Mrs Nellie Vale and son John spent New Year s Eve with Mr and Mrs Owen Kennedy Athens. Albert Bolen and family Upper Salem spent New Year s at C E Stout Albany s home. Mr and Mrs C E Stout visited Jarret Bobo and J E Radekin last week. Robert Holliday and family were dinner guests of G A Radekin New Year s Eve.
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Point Rock
Viola Bobo
Dayton
Jarret
Arlin Verigan
Springfield
Anna E. Turner
Sherrie
W. A. Ogdin
Ogdins
Nellie Vale
John
Owen Kennedy
Athens
Albert Bolen
Upper Salem
C. E. Stout
Albany
Jarret Bobo
J. E Radekin
Robert Holliday
G. A. Radekin
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Parry Godweter
Siter
James Marlow
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Hatlo
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
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Calif
Doctor Crane
George W. Crane
Bennett Cerf
Billy Wilder
Marilyn Monroe
Mich
George Sokolsky
Security and Politics
the Public Forum
Athens Messenger
Zxpost
D. & del
By Mail
Pol Union
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