Khrushchev Fires Up Berlin Crisis as Rusk Plans Geneva Talks
President Kennedy keeps cool as Premier Khrushchev renews Berlin threats. Dean Rusk prepares for Geneva with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to press for a broad German peace settlement while maintaining high level talks. The article notes Washington hopes dialogue deters escalation.
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Khrushchev
Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
Central
Europe
Rusk
Geneva
Washington
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Kennedy
Pacific
Satellite Payoffs in The Peaceful Uses of Space
Dr Bloomfield argues space satellites can end illiteracy raise culture standards and bring entertainment to all. Weather forecasting, navigation and better global communications could save billions for farmers transport and events, though adoption will be slow in poorer nations.
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Telstar
Europe
Lincoln P. Bloomfield
Center of International Studies
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bloomfield
Brazil Visit Postponed Ahead of Elections
President Kennedy’s planned trip to Brazil to bolster moderates against leftist groups was postponed until fall due to Brazil’s cabinet crisis. Officials cite unresolved conflict between Joao Goulart and Congress over cabinet ministers and restoring presidential powers, plus U.S. restriction on aid tied to seizure of American property pending restitution.
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Kennedy
Brazil
Soviet Union
United States
Joao Goulart
Congress
House of Representatives
Racial conflict claims spark court complaint against Elijah Muhammad
In the Eastern District of Pennsylvania a suit by Alhajji Talib Ahmad Dawud and Dakota Staton against Elijah Muhammad and Muhammad Temple of Islam accuses teachings of racial inequalityBlack supremacy and segregation. Dawud challenges Muhammad as a false doctrine promoter and calls for a debate moderated by an eminent Islamic theologian.
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District Court of the United States
District of
Pennsylvania
Alhajji Talib Ahmad Dawud
Dakota Staton
Elijah Muhammad
Muhammad
Temple of Islam
Muslim Brotherhood
Brotherhood of Man
United States
Elijah
Mohammed
Dawud
Elijah Poole
Mecca
North Africa
Asia
Dakota Staten
God
W. D. Ford
Detroit
North America
Mi Zafrullah Khan
United Nations
International Court of Justice
Dear Abby letters on manners and relationships
A reader asks how to greet a blind person and if naming oneself is welcome. Abby notes most blind people rely on hearing and offers guidance. Other letters complain about cats, discuss a young woman dating a slower-p already, and advise on kissing in a long relationship.
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Abby
Mary Smith
Grandma
Why Does He Steal A Child Case On Juvenile Theft And Lies
A reader asks about Archie F. a 12 year old accused of chronic stealing and lying. The physician suggests addressing underlying emotional needs, parental dynamics, and peer influence with tact, possible scolding, or firm discipline.
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Archie F
Archie
Dr. Crane
Athens County Land Transfers
Bertha Poston of Columbus transfers a half interest in lot 62 Nelsonville to Frank N. Poston of Columbus. Edna L. Hoffman of Athens County transfers a lot in Canaan Township to Charles L. Hoffman.
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Bertha Poston
Columbus
Frank N. Poston
Inlet
Nelsonville
Edna L. Hoffman
Athens County
Charles L. Hoffman
Canaan Township
Clash of Two Old Pros Stalls Government Funding Talks
Senior lawmakers Sen. Carl Hayden and Rep. Clarence Cannon lead a long running feud over conference control of appropriations. Their dispute, tied to tradition about which chamber handles money bills, keeps House and Senate from voting on government funding while agencies spend under emergency rules.
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Congress
House
Senate
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Hayden
Senate Appropriations Committee
Cannon
Capitol
Government
Appropriations
How To Live On 50 A Year Sage of the Great Smokies
Bert Garner, 76, known as the Sage of the Great Smokies, lives barefoot seven months a year on a farm birth cabin he built for 87.50. He spends under 15 cents daily on meals, supplements diet with dried corn vegetables and soybeans, and criticizes Social Security as unnecessary government welfare.
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Bert Garner
Sam
Bert
Garner
Tennessee
Gardon
Switzerland
Farm ponds warned as deadly hazards to children
Reader Views Editor calls farm ponds a menace due to steep banks and poor design. He urges residents to consult bulletins before building, arguing such depots can trap children and pose constant danger across seasons.
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the Messenger
Athens Mrsringer Publication Details From The Sunday Press
The fragment shows delivery options and pricing for a weekly Athens newspaper, including daily by carrier and by mail, with terms for three months six months and one year. It also mentions Associated Press affiliations.
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Athens
Mrsringer
Ohl. & W
Ieee
Frey
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Manhattan
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