Khrushchev Signals Willingness to Curb Cold War Tensions
In a 90 minute broadcast Khrushchev urged talks to exchange observers in Warsaw Pact and NATO states to deter surprise attacks. He favored nonaggression pacts, troop reductions in Germany, and possible cuts to military budgets while noting China tensions complicate prospects for peace.
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Canada US fiscal pact eases balance by allowing Canadian issues tax exempt
A border economic accord emerged after Kennedy proposed a 15 percent tax on foreign securities. Canada’s finance authorities won a revision allowing new Canadian issues to avoid the tax, preserving cross border capital flow. The nations recognize mutual economic dependence and ongoing growth.
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Canada
Walter L. Gordon
United States
Kennedy
Bank of Canada
Congress
New York
Romney Uses Conference To Build Image As Statesman
At the 55th annual governors conference in Miami Beach Michigan Governor George Romney framed himself as a constructive leader while railing against instrumentalizing civil rights. He urged prioritizing state sovereignty in welfare and proposed tariff free barter ideas with Canada and other partners to ease the US gold drain without harming domestic business.
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Mississippi
Nelson Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
Wallace
Barnett
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Hatfield
Rocky
George Romney
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Romney
Grover Cleveland
United States
Kennedy
Royal Dutch Shell
Volkswager
Imperial Chemicals
U.S
Canada
South Africa
Free World
Dear Abby Newspaper Advice Column
A collection of readers letters to Dear Abby about jealousy marriage money neighbors and gender roles. The responses urge patience honesty and open communication and remind readers that love and compatibility matter more than social status or wealth.
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Abby
Life Advice From The Messenger Column
A reader asks about living with frail father who pours coffee into a saucer and drinks it, another about an unmarried 38 year old daughter living at home, coffee addiction after quitting, and a man seeking pension rights after being fired at 50. The Messenger suggests acceptance, independence for the daughter, gradual coffee reduction, and consulting a local attorney on pension eligibility. It also offers a booklet titled Employment Tips for Older People via The Messenger.
Nudity debated by Dr Crane and Hal D in health club Q A
Discussion covers sexuality in nudist camps, effects of sun on skin, and health risks. It argues nudism reduces sexual arousal by emphasizing disrobing rather than nudity, warns against tanning, endorses clothing for UV protection and insect defense, and cites a U S House vote raising academy enrollments with a five year service clause.
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Hal D
Washington
House
Navy Academy
Health And Happiness For The Retarded Child
Katharine B. Oettinger says progress over twenty years has given retarded children gentler futures. Parents face fewer miracles and more expert guidance on home or institutional care, with a need for community and school support and time for family balance. President Kennedy urged mental illness and retardation measures, funding, research, and facilities. The article notes the magazine Children Limited for public subscription. A question and answer advises letting a child cry it out to avoid long neighbor disturbance.
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Katharine B. Oettinger
Children’s Bureau
United States
U. S
Kennedy
Congress
14000 Americans In Viet Nam Rise To New Milestone
Saigon officials confirm 14,000 U S military advisers in South Vietnam as of today. The buildup began in 1961 when guerrilla threats were seen as critical, growing from about 1,000. About 100 American civilians join servicemen in supporting the war effort with AID Mission representatives aiding hamlet development and defense.
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Viet Nam
U. S
South Viet Nam
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