Inaugural Day as National Holiday Reflections on Civic Interest
An editorial argues for elevating Inauguration Day in public life noting TV coverage and public schools should devote more attention. It compares interest in the event with the World Series and suggests releasing time in schools for viewing the Washington ceremony as a democratic tradition.
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GOP Faces Dueling Paths Ahead of 1964
The GOP remains buoyant and plots strategy for 1964 while a midterm test in November 1962 may decide the party’s direction. Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller lead liberal and conservative wings with Nixon a disputed figure as conservatives press to shape the party from within.
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Bonds Of Music Show Global Ties In Philharmonic Concert
A New York Philharmonic concert under Stanley Skrowaczewski featured works by Chinese, Russian and French composers. Cello soloist Rohan de Saram, a young Singhalese, performed in a program that highlighted diverse national backgrounds and the unifying power of music. The performance reinforced shared musical heritage across nations.
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Awards For The Do Nothings
A satirical proposal suggests Lack of Achievement awards to label poor service and rude behavior. Examples include black stars for bad bus service, upside down spoons for waiters who won t serve, and the Grim Faced Potato for grumpy riders, aiming to warn others and improve civility.
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Quiet Diplomacy Defines Kennedy Early White House
The Kennedy administration pursues hush policy with limited public chatter as President Kennedy starts his first full week. Secretary of State Rusk and aides hint at private diplomacy while press seeks leaks, and Khrushchev's Moscow talks spotlight timing. The White House plans regular news conferences, with Salinger downplaying information flow.
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Dear Abby column reader questions about relationships
A reader reports spouses with other partners and asks if warning a friend is right. Abby cautions against prying, urges discretion, and advises finding a distant relative for a second wedding favor. Additional notes tackle teen shower questions and persistent calls from a boy, with Abby offering a light verdict and a request for a personal reply.
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Doctor Crane’s Personal Cases on Jealousy and Marriage
A serialized piece quotes Dr. George W Crane advising wives to feign ardor to counter male jealousy tied to sexual inferiority. It cites Kinsey as a source while offering a booklet for solving jealousy and lists several divorce and custody actions, including cases in Roseville and Crooksville.
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Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf quips and quotes
A 1961 Bennett Cerf collection includes humorous school reform quips about failing students being replaced by passing with a D, beatnik wedding jokes, and a zany remark by Mark Antony. The item is distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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Kennedy Inaugural Pledges Resolve to Defend Liberty
George Sokolsky cites Kennedy's pledge to pay any price for liberty and unite with free peoples in the Americas. The piece analyzes the Monroe Doctrine conversion into a broader alliance for progress and the aim to deter aggression while pursuing peace. It contrasts Kennedy with Khrushchev and Mao, noting delays and historical missteps since Roosevelt and Churchill.
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Napping Habits For Babies And Their Effect On Routine
A discussion on how a baby's sleep shifts from frequent daytime naps to fewer sessions by age two, highlighting the impact of regular routines, quiet mealtime, and an absence of radio or TV. Guidance stresses the mother’s calm presence and prepping the child for nap to avoid early disruption of rest.
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