Khrushchev May Return to UN in 1965 Assembly
The article discusses Soviet Premier Khrushchev possibly leading his delegation to the United Nations in 1965 for the 20th Jubilee Assembly. It notes foreign minister Gromyko’s proposal to have heads of state attend, recalls Khrushchev's 1960 performance with Eisenhower, and questions potential showmanship and effectiveness while pointing out China and its allies’ absence.
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Khrushchev
United Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Mao Tse-Tung
China
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Kim Du-bong
North Korea
Khrushchev Opens Test Ban Talks With Jovial Signoff
The article notes Khrushchev's optimism at the start of nuclear test ban talks and Harriman’s role in presenting a signable blank, warning that the Soviet side may still demand no inspections of Soviet soil. It questions whether the cheerful mood masks a strategic demand for concessions and the potential for a hard line if terms are not favorable.
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W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
Khrushchev
Andrei A. Gromyko
Harriman
Abby
Britain to unify forces under defense minister
Britain models its defense establishment on the United States and plans a unified minister of defense to oversee the navy army and air force. The post is described as a hot one with previous secretaries like James V Forrestal and others since 1947 averaging under two years in office.
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Britain
United States
Fense
James V. Forrestal
Mark S. Watson
Watson
William Buckley
Richard Revere
Ruby Hart Phillips
New York Times
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Alexander Meiklejohn
Amherst
James B. Conant
Harvard
Ralph J. Bunche
White House
Robert Hutchins
Mortimer Smith
Council For Basic Education
Meiklejohn
America
Critics Question Balance Of Presidential Medal Of Freedom Picks
A columnist questions the first 31 recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, arguing the mix of foreign honorees government ties and business figures risks politicizing the award. The piece suggests prioritizing voluntary prize bodies and highlights concerns about cultural independence and selectivity.
Sterility Cases From Bible Wives Highlight Modern Families
The article discusses Rachel and Hannah as models of sterile wives and the emotional toll of childlessness. It cites the biblical accounts, notes modern parallels in America, and promotes a booklet titled Facts About Pregnancy with a mail request. It also mentions factors like timing, possible tubal issues, and shared responsibility of infertility between spouses.
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Rachel
Hannah
Jacob
God
America
Clara
Dear Abby Advice Columns From A 1980s Letter Page
A reader questions disowning a mother who remarried and dyes hair red. Abby counsels against newspaper ads and notes potential future scrutiny for the couple. Additional letters discuss gratitude notes, cleaning habits, and sanitary cautions about pets, with Abby responding on reader welfare.
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Abby
Read About Ida Rosenthal The 77 Year Old Founder Of The Uplift Bra
The Athens Messenger profiles Ida Rosenthal 77 founder and chairwoman of the firm that makes the uplift brassiere. Immigrant to the United States in youth she started a dress shop and later built a global operation with 4000 employees and about 40 million in annual sales. She credits quality products and visibility, loves her work and rejects retirement. Rosenthal just returned from a government trip to Russia and plans a trip to Atlanta while promoting her philosophy of vitality and purpose in old age.
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Ida Rosenthal
U.S
Russia
Atlanta
Australis
New Zealand
Athens Messenger
Apple Grove Visitors and Damaged Lock Repaired
Mrs. Elmer Walker and Mrs. Vickie Cremeans and Mrs. Sue Hogsett of Hogsett West Virginia visited Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Ford. Alfred Toney of Ravenswood visited Dallas Hill. The Corps of Engineers Repair Fleet moved into Lock No. 23 to repair gates damaged by a tow boat.
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Apple Grove
Elmer Walker
Vickie
Sue Cremeans
Hogsett
W. Va
Sherman Ford
Alfred Toney
Ravenswood
Dallas Hill
Corps of Engineers
Daydreamer's List of Grand, Impossible Pleasures
A humorous catalog of postponed ambitions driven by wealth or busy life. The narrator imagines running a Timbuktu motel, serving as a Legion sergeant, discovering oil under the Empire State Building, becoming a U S senator, and other fanciful aims. He jokes about perks like free snuff and dreaming of improbable romantic or social feats.
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Timbuktu
Foreign Legion
Empire State Building
U. S
Laurel Cliff Health Club Picnic At Antiquity Home
Thirty six people attended the Laurel Cliff Health Club annual picnic hosted by Mrs. Lowell McNickle of Antiquity. The page also lists many residents visiting relatives across towns and notes a jumble of unrelated verse and lines about dreams and odd scenarios.
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Laurel Cliff
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Ellsworth Bunker
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Keith
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