Moscow Faces Three Power Talks Amid Test Ban Hopes
Three power talks on a nuclear test ban were set for Moscow in the third week of the month. Soviet leaders steered ideological discussions to foster progress toward a ban while rejecting a harsher line from Beijing. Harriman and British envoy Viscount Hailsham arrived as Khrushchev led negotiations with the West in secrecy. The Army Navy and Air Force chiefs warned a limited ban might not protect all security needs, shaping the Senate’s forthcoming decision on any accord.
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Harriman
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Army
Navy
Air Force
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Senate
Chiefs of Staffs
Labor seeks voluntary rails settlement as week narrows
Secretary Wirtz warns compulsory solution may come as the decisive week for voluntary action ends. He condemns both labor and management for a failure of responsibility in the railroad work rules dispute. Charles Luna of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen pledges efforts to block Congress but says unions would accept any legislation if enacted.
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W. Wilard Wirtz
Wirtz
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Charles Luna
Congress
Cuban tour group urged to trust Castro claim
Osvaldo Corticos told 59 American students on an expense paid Cuba visit that Soviet missiles and troops have been withdrawn. The travelers cannot verify the claim and are used as Cuban propaganda. The group defied a State Department travel ban amid Soviet backing.
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Osvaldo Corticos
Cuba
State Department
Fidel Castro
Feathers and Futures in Rail Labor Policy
The piece argues that compulsory arbitration rules slow rail modernization, noting microwave dispatch and remote control as signs of change. It contrasts union resistance with management limits under the Hepburn Act and ICC, warning of ongoing featherbedding and the need to rebalance arbitration in wage, hour, and job maintenance matters.
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Teddy Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dear Abby Style Puzzles and Pardon Requests
Dear Abby features two letters. a 16 year old admits driving and was grounded until 21 after hitting a dog and transporting a pet to a vet. Abby advises tough penalty but hopes for driving again by Christmas. A second letter discusses tax prep by a CPA relative and insistence on privacy. Abby’s guidance implied toward choosing another preparer.
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CPA
Dear Abby finds a respectful way to address a mother in law
Abigail Van Buren advises readers on respectful forms of address for a mother in law asking how to refer to her. She suggests asking for permission to call her "Mother [Last Name]" or "Mother [First Name]" and, if declined, using "Mrs. Smith" and moving on. The note also offers guidance about keeping confidences and a personal reply procedure.
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Mrs. Smith
Mary
Clara Z Case Highlights Sterile Wives In Marital Strain
Dr George W Crane explains Clara Z a 29 year old sterile wife whose sexual insecurity fuels repeated affairs not driven by lust but by ego restoration. He frames her condition as an emotional berserkness tied to infertility and urges use of his Sex Problems in Marriage booklet for husbands and alternative social involvement for wives.
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Clara
Clara Z
Dr. Crane
Pride Replacing Shame About Parental Roots
A memoir recounts childhood shame giving way to pride as the speaker reflects on abandoning the belief in being gypsy stolen, recognizing his parents' quiet wisdom, and maturing after college. He recalls his mother’s tears, a car crash, and finally the reflection of his father in the morning mirror.
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Dom
Harold
Humane consistent discipline for disobedience in children
The article argues for a single uniform punishment for both children in the family. It suggests using time outs in a fixed chair position and a potential paddle if necessary. It emphasizes early training, proportional consequences, and avoiding shouting to reduce jealousy and improve obedience.
Vinton Visitors Share Latest Midwest Trips
Mr. and Mrs Farr McDonald and family of Cleveland visited with Mr and Mrs Henry Lambert and daughters. Leon Fitch and Danny of Ft Wayne Indiana visited with Cline Fitch and Sharon. Wirt Palsley Akron visited Belle Terry and Patty. Harvey Polsley West Polsley and family and Bill Slayton Columbus spent time with J F Jacobs and Peggy. Don Swick weekended with Joe Matthews in Columbus. Claude Swick Wellston visited Don Swick.
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