Government R and D spending climbs toward new highs
Federal research and development outlays will reach 14.7 billion before June 30 and top 16 billion in the new fiscal year starting July 1, per the National Science Foundation. The report notes private industry lags by about 4 percent, with few direct commercial gains except Telstar and defense space efforts.
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National Science Foundation
Boeing
Harvard Business Review
Peter F. Drucker
New York University
Keating: Soviet strength in Cuba up tenfold since summer
Senator Kenneth Keating warned that the Soviet force in Cuba has grown dramatically with 20,000 troops, 144 missile launchers, 24 bases, and 500 anti air missiles. He cited aerial photos and sea checks as reason for concern, noting the threat persists and invasion would be costly. The crisis stalemate remains, Cuba not yielding.
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Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Republican
Cuba
United States
Keating
Korea
Women Of Americas Hear Fidel Castros Call To Lead
Fidel Castro urged a congress of women from the Americas in Havana to carry the revolution to their nations and convert them to communism. He claimed the masses make history while criticizing Alliance for Progress and argued Soviet arms and troops underpin Castro’s regime as he warned of a police state.
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Fidel Castro
Americas
Congress of Women of the Americas
United States
Canada
Havana
Alliance For Progress
Castro
Cold War Dance Battle Reveals American Edge in Cultural Exchange
The Bolshoi Ballet tours New York as Balanchine and Martha Graham tours abroad, underscoring a subtle cultural clash. American modern and classical dance offer inventive interpretations of tradition, while Soviet performances echo imperial Russia. The exchange suggests Western creativity outpacing Soviet approach in this artform.
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Bolshoi Ballet
New York
Soviet Union
George Balanchine
City Center
Martha Graham
Iron Curtain
Soviets
United States
U. S
America
Russia
Khrushchev
Balanchine
Israel
Judith
Ankara
Turkey
Athens
Greece
Zagreb
Belgrade
Tito
Yugoslavia
Poland
Sweden
Aeschylus
Sophocles
Finland
Graham
Clytemnestra
Broadway
Communist
Dear Abby Count Your Blessings Dear Abby Advice
A long married wife writes that her husband walks ahead in public, eats fried eggs with a slow two step routine, and leaves shaving cream in the sink. After 46 years she begs for guidance. Abby replies that many widows would trade problems, urging patience and overlook minor faults.
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Abby
Dear Abby column advice on relationships and honesty
Abigail Van Burens Dear Abby offers blunt guidance on two readers dilemmas. A woman with three wedding rings should remove one and avoid a three-ring circus before marriage. A 17-year-old mother should tell the fiancé the truth about the baby. if he truly loves her, he will marry her anyway.
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Abby
More Help For Tax Time Blues
James Marlow outlines the 1962 federal income tax forms 1040 and 1040A, who can use them, and when itemizing or standard deductions apply. The piece notes rules for heads of household, separation of returns, dividend exclusions, and which schedules are required for various income types.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Molly the mare with a storm phobia
A veterinary column notes Molly a 10 year old gentle mare near an Indiana farm suffers severe thunderstorm fear. Her owner and Dr Crane describe trembling and a racing heart during storms, with attempts to calm her by bringing her indoors during weather events. The piece highlights the role of psychology in animal welfare and dispels alarm about common fears.
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Molly
Indiana
Crane
Animal fears and psychosomatic illness in pets
A veterinary account describes Molly the dog, severely emaciated and terrified by thunderstorms, treated with a coagulating shot and reassurance from a veterinarian and colleagues. The piece argues fear can trigger physiological stress, including high blood pressure and digestive issues, and parallels fear in humans, urging readers to seek simple explanations and a booklet on preventing nervous breakdowns.
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Molly
Weatherman birthday supper hosted in Tuppers Plains
Mr and Mrs Jack Weatherman held a recent supper in their home in Tuppers Plains to honor Mr Weatherman's birthday. Attending were Rev Freeland Norris, Rev W W Bragg, and Mr and Mrs Elmer Kaylor and their son Terry.
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Jack Weatherman
Mr Weatherman
Freeland Norris
W. W. Bragg
Elmer Kaylor
Terry
Syracuse Notes Of Visits And Guests
Syracuse society notes list visitors and overnight stays across several towns. Margaret Cottrill records frequent guests from Parkersburg West Virginia to Toledo and San Diego California visiting families in Marietta Belpre Racine Pomeroy Gallipolis and Cheshire.
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Margaret Cottrill
Syracuse
William Eichenger
Nancy
Marietta
Jack Gibbs
Parkersburg
W. Va
Douglas Moore
Pomeroy
Herman London
Patricia
Paula Sayre
Belpre
Brooks Sayre
Roger
Harley E. Johnson
Tammy
Wolf Pen
Earl Watkins
Ada Slack
Freddie Brown
Mineral Wells
Grace Oiler
Mary M. Diddle
Bill Oiler
Daryl Brown
Lee Ann
Donne Dailey
Racine
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Robert G. Ingersoll
Thomas Paine
John Chamberlain
Castro Land
Dear Abby
Count Your
Abigail van Buren
T. J
Beverly Hills
Calif
James Marlow
George W. Crane
Tuppers Plains
Syracuse News
James S. Quick
Clarence Freeman
R. C. Freeman
Cheshire
William Hayes
Robert Hayes
Donald Brown
New Haven Heights
Harold Duckworth
Sam Armell
Jackson
Mich
George Fawley
Betty Jo
Linda Kay
Springfield
David Padgett
Theressa
San Diego
Alice Capehart
Don Capehart
Melbourne Beach
Florida
Athens Messenger
SUN
D&s
Ohio & W. Va
Athens Ohio
al Ras Essenger
W. Union
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