Soviet Leader Claims Right to Last Nuclear Test
Khrushchev asserts Moscow's right to conduct the final nuclear test in any ban, undermining disarmament hopes. The U S and allies fault the Soviet insistence on finishing with the most powerful weapons, citing Moscow’s moratorium breach last fall. The Moscow World Conference ends in a fiasco as British protesters are removed, revealing Moscow’s peace rhetoric as propaganda.
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Geneva
Khrushchev
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Red Square
California Primary Costs Per Vote Reveal Campaign Finance View
Figures from Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan show major gubernatorial candidates spent about 40 cents per vote in last month's California primary where 65 percent of eligible voters cast ballots. Using 40 cents per vote, the 1960 presidential election would have cost over 27.5 million for primaries alone, with general election costs doubling or more. Nixon and Brown together drew notable write-in votes, signaling possible influence on this fall's election.
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California
Frank M. Jordan
Celebrezze Seen as New Health Education Welfare Secretary
Cleveland reports Anthony J. Celebrezze will be appointed as Secretary of Health Education and Welfare. A longtime mayoral foe of a hostile City Council, he is praised as an able administrator with people skills. The move is considered strong politics with midwestern cabinet balance.
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Cleveland
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Celebrezze
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Dear Abby style advice column snippets
A collection of readers letters to Dear Abby with quick responses. Topics include a waitress facing unwanted interest, a 15 year old hiding diaries, a noisy neighbor with playing children, and mother daughter guidance urging honest communication and counseling where needed.
Strikes and the Value of Professional Knowledge
A critical essay argues that professional men like doctors and scientists sustain society through expertise amid sweeping revolutions in opinion. It condemns strikes that weaken the intellect, defends scientific inquiry, and urges respect for specialists who advance life sciences while noting dangers of anti intellectualism and political control.
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New York
Saskatchewan
Vienna
United States
Supreme Court
Great Britain
Soviet
Russia
Stalin
Khrushchev
Personal Cases: Compliment Club on Self-Perception
A case study follows Janice T. a 17 year old self conscious girl who believes small breasts hinder romance. Dr Crane explains popular charm comes from personality not physique and warns breast enlargement via exercise massage or injections is ineffective and harmful.
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Janice T
Dr. Crane
Local notes from Rio Grande and surrounding area
Community visits include Mr. and Mrs. John Blank of Syracuse meeting Mrs. Mary Lewis to learn family history. Visitors from Gallipolis and Nigeria greet Lavada Myers while relatives gather for a Rio Grande celebration. A public health disclaimer appears amid unrelated dating advice and Dr Crane booklet solicitation.
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Rio Grande
John Blank
Syracuse
N. Y
Mary Lewis
Blank
Mildred Thevenir
Lewis
John Berridge
Gallipolis
Charles Berridge
Nigeria
Lavada Myers
John L. Clark
Cincinnati
Ray Weiher
Ernest Thorn
Teri Jean
Hayden Wood
Emma Farmer
Mildred Linard
Susie Cherington
Thurman
Point Pleasant
John Bane
Godfrey family tale shows matriarch’s radiant optimism
Katherine Godfrey, an English-born writer and mother of five, kept her family hopeful during poverty in Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey. She inspired genius dreams in her children, sold personal belongings for sustenance, and nurtured resilience as Arthur, Kathy, Charlie, Bob, and Dorothy Jean pursued varied paths including radio announcing and playwriting.
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Katherine Godfrey
Arthur
Kathy
Charlie
Bob
Dorothy Jean
Bon Ami
Godfreys
Chalmers
Chandler
Dart
Stanley
Mr. Godfrey
Carl
Whitneys
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Paterson
Ohio
Navy
Jean
Health And Happiness When mental illness hits the family
The article outlines how mental illness affects the whole family including children and elders. It notes gradual onset, reluctance to seek psychiatric help, and the burden of secrecy and stigma. It also describes options from private psychiatrists to hospital wards within general hospitals.
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Reason
Mary Baker Eddy
Dear Abby
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Abby
Professional Revolution
George W. Crane
By Lavada Myers
Jim Bishop
Garry C. Myers
Athens Messenger
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D. del
Omens
Sundaie
Sens
Chass
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