Time Bomb in China nuclear risk and disarmament options
The piece argues that if Communist China gains nuclear weapons Western civilization could face an existential threat. It notes potential Soviet lend lease to Peiping and Mao Zedong and Chou En Lai’s unthinkable stance. The author questions how the West should react and suggests including China in disarmament talks as a possible solution.
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China
Hong Kong
Associated Press
Peiping
Moscow
Kremlin
Mao
Mao Tsetung
Chou En-lai
Summer Time Reminiscence Of Boyhood Summers
A reflective piece recalls sunlit boyhood summers with fragrant grass, simple chores, and meals like eggplant fried in batter, fresh tomatoes, corn on the cob, watermelon, and huckleberry pie. The author recalls a lemonade pitcher, a carefree rhythm, and a time when life felt easier.
Loch Ness Monster to Be Probed by Oxford Cambridge Expedition
An expedition by thirty four scientists from Oxford and Cambridge will search Loch Ness with the latest detection devices to determine if the legendary serpent exists. Skeptics doubt the myth will fade, arguing fantasy rarely dies as expeditions proceed.
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Francesco Gasparini
Oxford
Cambridge
Loch Ness
Defense Of The Pipe Smoker Distinian AP Essay
AP staff writer Hugh Mulligan urges action against pipe smokers detractors while George Cornell a pipe smoker counters in defense. The piece extols the pipe as a calm enduring American cultural companion inspiring thought and self restraint and traces its value from ancient Mayan and Muskogee roots to Calumet peace symbols. Hal Boyle, a cigar smoker, is noted as being on vacation.
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Hugh Mulligan
Mulligan
George Cornell
Walter Raleigh
Europe
Mexico
America
Convention Hoop La James Marlow
James Marlow argues that the 1960 political conventions cling to old style theatrics while nominating modern candidates Kennedy and Nixon. He notes their mastery of political techs and television, contrasts with Eisenhower, and discusses Johnson’s old-school leanings and the lengthy nominating process.
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James Marlow
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Richard Mixon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Nixon
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Dear Abby Advice Column Highlights
A reader seeks guidance on a bedroom TV causing marital strain while another worries about an unconsulted summer stepchild and household duty. Abby counsels focus on romance, clear communication with spouses, and honoring promises to children in religious upbringing. The column closes inviting readers to write for personal replies.
Oratory Dead at Democratic Convention Says Observer
A literary critique argues the Democratic Convention failed to deliver oratory as speakers lacked wit and vigor. The piece notes the telecast era dulls the voice, cites Senator Church and Mrs. Roosevelt, and laments overlong speeches and prompter problems.
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William Jennings Bryan
Bourke Cochran
Frank Church
Edmund Burke
Patrick Henry
Daniel Webster
Senator Church
Jack O’brian
Eleanor Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson
Mrs. Roosevelt
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases
Dr. George W. Crane warns teens about choosing life work. He contrasts high paying but soul-wearying jobs with honorable paths in education religion nursing journalism and teaching, urging consideration of psychological benefits and lasting moral worth over mere earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Bob
Sleep Guidance From Parents and Doctor Advice
A mother reports a nine year old girl arguing at night and awake past bedtime. A physician advises ruling out physical causes, avoiding pressure, and limiting family discussion then setting chores and gentle boundaries to restore sleep and harmony.
Try and Stop Me R LINCOLN BIRTHDAY Bookseller Display
A New Jersey bookseller marks Lincoln's Birthday with a window full of Emancipation volumes and a tall model seated at a desk to look as if drafting proclamations. The display draws crowds and boosts sales as a quirky celebration of history.
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R Lincoln
New Jersey
Local visits span multiple families in Bidwell and nearby towns
Charles White Anne Higgins and the Lambert and Waugh households visited each other in Bidwell with additional calls to Rio Grande Col umbus Toledo circles. Glen Salmons and sons from Columbus visited Conely Whitley. Junior Scott and daughters from Toledo visited Pearly Oibs and James Snyder. Karl Righter called on Marva Leah and Phillip Snyder.
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Vinton
Charles White
Anne Higgins
Clinton Lambert
Lester Waugh
Bidwell
Lambert
Claude Lambert
Rio Grande
Glen Salmons
Sons of
Columbus
Conely Whitley
Junior Scott
Daughters
Toledo
Pearly Oibs
James Snyder
Karl Righter
Marvaleah
Phillip Snyder
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Distinian
Hal Boyle
Hatlo George SoKolsky
Lew Lt Lipton
Schuyler Ro
Beverly Hills
Dear Abby
Speak
Abigail van Buren
Chet
Sam Rayburn
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Congress
Orson Welles
Marc Anthony
Caesar
Collins
Florida
Demosthenes
Cicero
Doctor Crane
George W. Crane
Jerry K
Ohio
Judas Iscariot
Jesus
New York City
Garry C. Myers
Illinois
Athens
Messenger
Er. Ly Sundav
Oie
U. S
Possessions
Dieseceus Lees
ASSC
Aes
Union St
Bennett Cerf
Marceline Cox
Evaline Dropsey
Guadalcanal
King Features Syndicate
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