Japanese students urged to respect law and order
American observers urge patience as demonstrations in Japan spark ill will toward the United States. Dr Shinzo Koizumi cites the need for Japanese leaders to insist students renounce the tactic of breaking the law. He says the next election will show radicals are a small minority and both nations must deepen ties across the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Eisenhower
Shinzo Koizumi
Keio University
Pacific
Suburban Vote Aims To Decide This Election
A political column argues suburban voters will shape the presidential contest. It notes rapid suburban growth around cities, uniform patterns among residents, and a campaign pitch focused on feminine suburban sensibilities and quiet dignified presentation, while questioning the size of a distinct suburban vote.
Fail-Proof Method for Predicting Presidential nominees
The article notes a cynical view that a single infallible method will reveal which candidates will head the Republican and Democratic tickets. It argues that patience will uncover the two men who will fight for the presidency and the runner-up positions, without relying on political insight.
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O.C
D.C
The Good Years and the Quiet Crossroads of Life
Walter Lord surveys a peaceful prewar era from 1900 to 1914 in The Good Years. He argues that despite general calm, each person faces private sorrows and crises, and that meaningful years come from using adversity to good purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lord
Story-Teller Jim Bishop Recalls Boat Launch With Granddaughters
Jim Bishop narrates the champagne boat launch with his twin granddaughters Robin and Pamela at Dale Yacht Basin. The girls struggle to release the bottle as the Away We Go III slides into the water, causing moments of nerves and humor as photographers capture the event.
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Robin
Ginny
Pamela
Gail
Jim
Point Pleasant
The
Dale Yacht Basin
Dane Hahn
Petty
Chief Dundas
Mr. Hahn
Robbie
Pam
Dear Abby letters and Khrushchev analysis headline
A Dear Abby column offers blunt advice on freeloading relatives and forgotten duties, followed by a long synthesis of Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence theory, its reception in Soviet Russia and Red China, and the ongoing communist intra-faction struggle and global goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Russia
Soviet Communist Party
Stalin
Khrushchev
Red China
Communist Movement
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases Revealing Marriage Repair Tips
In a reader question, Dr. George W. Crane advises how Jane L. can win back her husband Norman using the sandwich method of criticism, daily compliments, and affectionate gestures. The column stresses that joint cooperation and consistent positive actions can reignite affection even after threats of divorce.
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Jane L
Jane
Norman
Athens County Land Transfers Report
Kenneth D. Thomas transfers two tracts in Athens County to Cecil Gillette. T. H. Wilson sells two tracts in Nelsonville to Gerald H. Blair. Pearly Wicks transfers 2.05 acres in Dover Township to G. F. Pincelli of Chauncey. Emmett L. McDonald sells Lots 465 and 466 in Nelsonville to Donald E. Kern. Harold S. Phillips transfers part of inlot 22 in Athens to Carl E. Wickline.
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Kenneth D. Thomas
Athens County
Cecil Gillette
Athens Township
T. H. Wilson
Nelsonville
Gerald H. Blair
Pearly Wicks
G. F. Pincelli
Chauncey
Dover Township
Emmett L. McDonald
Donald E. Kern
Harold S. Phillips
Athens
Carl E. Wickline
Broadcasting a Social Responsibility urged by Dr. Dale
Dr. Edgar Dale in The News Letter urges advertisers dominate broadcast content and calls for stronger FCC standards and a White House Commission on Broadcasting. The column lists seven public recommendations, including direct supervision by networks, improved taste, and non advertiser funded financing. It also summarizes parental guidance on reducing a child’s sweets and overweight concerns with practical limits and budgeting.
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Edgar Dale
Dr. Dale
Dale
Federal Communications Commission
White House Conference Commission On Broadcasting
Federal Trade Commission
Bureau of Educational Research and Service
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
In a transatlantic voyage scene INCLAIR LEWIS narrates a humorous encounter with an old lady. two matrons intrude and the Lewis book is dropped overboard. John Fuller seeks shaving cream and learns the product line offers LARGE EXTRA LARGE and COLOSSAL sizes.
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Inclair Lewis
Lewis
John Fuller
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Henry David Thoreau
Jim Bishop
Hatlo GeOrGe Sokolsky
Ferrow
Abner Doubleday
Clyde Sookemore
Koochamonga
Joe Blow
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Alfred
Stepmother
Karen
Nikita Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
China
Bolsheviks
Mensheviks
Tito
Kremlin
Trotzky
Kamenev
Zinoviev
Bolshevik
Communist Party
Peking
Doctor Crane
George W. Crane
Garry C. Myers
White House
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Athens Messenger Eines
Sunday Messenger
Pundey v
W. Va
Gurday
U. S
Possessions
Post Dfoe
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
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