Two Issues to Be Recognized in Berlin Crisis Stance
The piece weighs Kennedy's Berlin speech, noting calm American response but doubt about Kremlin reaction. It questions necessity of $6 billion defense outlay and higher taxes while keeping expenditures elsewhere. It praises lack of belligerence and stresses shared sacrifice and prudent budgeting amid threat, with a closing Virginia election reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Kremlin
Kennedy
West Germany
Hijacking clash prompts long nationalization critique
A columnist argues the United States has rarely protested foreign nationalizations while condemning Cuba's hijacking, warning Washington has become biased toward state ownership. The piece questions private property rights and suggests harsher reaction to nationalization might be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
U.S
Washington
Mr. Castro
The Tale of Doc the Mysterious Country Doctor
Jim Bishop, Story Teller Doc, came to town four years ago with a rugged look and a lingering mystery. Residents doubted, then trusted him as stories spread of narcotics use and a suspended license, yet his care for children and the poor persisted amid personal sorrows and a climbing public.
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Doc
Charlotte's
Dee
Jim Sullivan
Oace
Sullivan
New Jersey
Freehold
State Medical Board
Medical Association
Miami
Keene
Silih
Hesaine Weber
Dear Abby Advice Column From Famous Suburbanites
The lettered column features readers in a debate on suburban life noise discipline milk payments and privacy. Abby answers on keeping peace in the country and parental guidance about permission and responsibility with practical, blunt tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Doctor Crane's Personal Case on Supreme Court Votes
Nathan G. argues seven math teachers would vote 7 to 0 on a problem, then applies the concept to a 4 to 3 Supreme Court decision on Du Pont divesting from General Motors. The piece urges 9 to 0 or 7 to 2 minimum splits, cites constitutional amendment standards, and asks readers to request Dr. Crane’s booklet.
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Nathan
Supreme Court
Nathan G
du Pont
General Motors
Gladstone
England
U. S. Supreme Court
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf and Ben Levenson
A humorous excerpt recounts a chaotic day in a seventh story apartment where a mother disciplines a boy about milk bottle money and milk bottle rewards. The scene shifts to a bereaved nurse and a distraught student discussing bills and comfort on a cold day.
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Bennett Cerf
AM Levenson
Bennett Cart
King Features Byndicate
Port City Socials Note Visits From relatives in multiple states
Portland visitors included Mrs Edwin Stein berger and children from Nevi Michigan, Mrs Alberta Foudy and daughter from Vienna West Virginia, and Miss Margaret Minix from Parkersburg who met aunt Mrs Frances Jewett. Mr and Mrs Lester Price of Pittsburgh visited her mother. Mr and Mrs Daun Compsten of Ravenswood visited his siblings Inlew and Mrs George Compston. Alice Adams of Coolville visited her mother Mrs Frances Jewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Edwin Steinberger
Nevi, Mich
Alberta Foudy
Vienna
W. Va
Margaret Minix
Parkersburg
Frances Jewett
Lester Price
Pittsburgh
Daun Compsten
Ravenswood
Inlew
George Compston
Alice Adams
Coolville
Edward Simpson
Bruce Simpson
Pomeroy
Danny McKay
Mt. Victory
Verne Watterson
Cindy
Kimm Hayman
Gary Sellers
Groveport
Kenny Fisher
Akron
Henry Roush
Wayne Carpenter
Belpre
Helen Jackson
VA probes foreign drug purchases for VA hospitals
Indiana congressman asks the Administration to investigate reports that the U S government buys substandard foreign drugs for Veterans Administration hospitals. Rep. Richard Roudebush cites Italian tetracycline imports offered at lower prices and questions effectiveness and packaging. The inquiry follows Kefauver hearings on drug profiteering and drug piracy concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Administration
Uncle Sam
Veterans Administration
Veterans
John Gleason, Jr
Richard Roudebush
Roudebush
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Italy
U. S
Gleason
Farmochimica Cutolo- Calosi
Charles Pfizer and Co
Pfizer
Farmochimica Cutolo
Calosi
Treasury Department
Racine Social Notes Recap of visits and gatherings
The Booster Sunday School Class met at Mrs. Marie Roush home with devotional led by Clara Powell. Guests included the Cochran family, Gilmore family, Bobb family, Jiiden party, and many Roush relatives. Readers traveled to Southern Pines and Akron for visits. numerous extended family visits span Columbus, Cincinnati, Hatfield, and Colorado.
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Francis Morris Racine
Marie Roush
Clara Powell
Bertha Sayre
Mabel Roush
Marie Roy
Blanch Spencer
Charles Cochran
Woodrow
Bethel
Minn
Eber Carnahan
Ralph Gilmore
Middleport
Vernon Bobb
Columbus
Tom Jiiden
Athens
Otis McClintock
Clark Jiiden
Mildred Roush
Violet Fisher
Don
Akron
Southern Pines
N. C
Ali
Jack Fisher
Henry Roush
John Fisher
Kenny
Mike
Melda Miller
Roy Roush
Cincinnati
Emma McCauley
Orland
A. R. McCauley
Walter Kelly
Hatfield
Delbert Morris
Bedford
Francis
Clifford
Robert Roush
Owen Watson
Ann Coe
Will Jones
Bob Wilson
Jackson
Harry Hayman
Kathryn Gunther
J. F
Laura
Wm. Ashton
Larry Birch
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Ohio
MacArthur
Virginia
Byrds
Harry
Jim Bishop
Montreal
Canada
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Beverly Hilll
Calff
Doctor Crane
George W. Crane
Crane
By Wilma .Wells
Washington Report
Fulton Lewis, JR
Chemical Engineering
U.S.A
Angelo Mancuso
Bergen Boulevard
Fairview
N. J
George Washington Bridge
Lederle, Squibb, and Merck Laboratories
Kefauver
Philip Bowman-Myers
Racine Social Notes
Harper Roy
Elson Spencer
Colorado
Brian Simpson
Lisa
Woodsfield
Chester Simpson
Ralph Badgley
Annie M. Bartoe
Nelsonville
Carsaies Seane
Secsussees
Momthd
Seaghnliokse Sae
Int Ghia
Fem
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