Diplomatic Poker in Berlin Ends Without Change
In Geneva three sittings lasting ten hours produced no trump in either hand. Rusk insists Allied presence in Berlin is non negotiable and won through Allied arms. Gromyko says no negotiation while Allied troops remain. Opinion from Berlin shows sleep is unlikely if troops withdraw.
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Berlin
Geneva
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
Soviet Union
Gromyko
United States
Britain
France
Patman attacks tax exempt foundations as misused charities
Rep Wright Patman says many tax exempt foundations are used for money lending stock trades and proxy fights. He urges suspension of more than seven billion dollars in exemptions until laws tighten. He cites Mellon Ford cases and notes the Treasury loss raises taxes.
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Rep
Wright Patman
Texas
House
Small Business Committee
Patman
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Henry
Edsel Ford
Ford Foundation
Ford Motor
Treasury
Parental Instincts In Handling Child Aggression
A psychologist argues that parental instinct guides discipline better than strict rules. He notes fathers may punish and indulge in balance and that loving parents should follow their own instincts for normal healthy child development.
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Maurice Linden
Division of Mental Health
Philadelphia
Department of Health
The Most Harmful Myth About Profits and Capitalism
Charles G. Mortimer, chairman, told stockholders General Food Corp that the belief conflict exists between economic classes hampers profits. He argued healthy profit margins are needed to fund investment, modernization, and future job creation amid an anti-business climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Mortimer
General Food Corporation
The Rise of Black Nationalism Against Desegregation
The piece contrasts desegregation with Black nationalist separatism led by Elijah Muhammad and the Black Muslims. It notes their belief in black supremacy, withdrawal from integration, and aims to form a separate nation within the United States. It cites The Herald-Dispatch defending nationalist teachings and criticizes clergy and leaders who oppose separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Muhammad
Herald-Dispatch
China
Germany
England
Ireland
United States
Elijah Poole
Allah
Moses
Yakub
Jesus
David
Muhammad
God
West
America
Marcus Garvey
Stood Up By A Horse And Other Abby Divinations
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on relationships and social occasions. A letter-writer is stood up by a horse racing fan who favors track life over romance. Abby suggests dating the steady non bettor and teases the horse blood gag with a pun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
United States Dilemmas Over Latin Dictatorships
The article argues the United States wavers between recognizing anti-Democratic regimes and promoting democracy in Latin America. It notes past reactions to coups in Peru and Korea, hesitancy in Argentina, and recognition of dictatorships in Paraguay Haiti Nicaragua Guatemala, while considering implications for Communist containment and the Alliance for Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Peru
Korea
Kennedy
Chung Hee Park
Argentina
Latin America
Paraguay
Haiti
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Spain
Portugal
Alliance For Progress
Janet R used talk strategy to escape isolated assault
In a danger scene on a deserted highway Janet R a Northwestern University student, faced with an intoxicated escort and a gun, calmed the aggressor by rapid conversation and questions. Her plan kept her safe, ending with a kiss on the cheek as she fled to campus.
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Janet
Janet R
Northwestern University
Jack
Evanston
Charles Young
Ideal Husband, Dream or Reality for Women
An essay describes the ideal husband wives imagine as flawless, detailing traits such as devotion, wealth, control of work, constant affection, and chivalry. It questions whether any real partner can meet these fantasies and suggests most wives would not trade their practical spouses for such a perfection.
Letart Notes on Local Residents Illness and Visits
Letart reports Curtis Richard is ill at home with Mrs. Ethel Fry Letart noting Beulah Richard has quit her clinic nursing to care for him. Ada Thompson shows improvement. Nora Cross and her son Paul visited her mother Blanche Yeager. Rev Silas Billups visited Mr and Mrs Archie Roush and Ada Thompson.
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Ethel Fry Letart
Curtis Richard
Beulah Richard
Sachell
Richard
Ada Thompson
Nora Cross
Paul
Blanche Yeager
Silas, Billups
Archie Roush
Point Rock Grange Holds Annual Inspection and Reunion Plans
Point Rock Laurel Grange held its annual inspection with Master Minne Wooter presiding. Deputy C N Jones and Deputy Matron Mrs Jones attended as honored guests. Nellie Vale spoke on the Grange broadening horizons. surprise features included a contest and honoring 50 and 25 year members. 4 H and Bible school exhibit shown. Green O din Caster reunion set for Aug 12 at Columbia Chapel.
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J. E. Radekin
Point Rock
Laurel Grange
Minne Wooter
C. N. Jones
Jones
Nellie Vale
the Grange
The
Grange
Columbia Chapel
Address all mail to The Messenger Publishing Co
The note instructs mail be addressed to The Messenger Publishing Co located at 43 Monroe Street Athens Ohio. It lists an address string with formatting errors and odd characters.
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the Messenger Publishing Co
Mon
Athens
Ohile
Athens Messenger
Sunny Messenger
Ohio
Eraily
Sunda
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Dear Abby
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Proud
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Fort Smith, Ark
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Hal Boyle
Manhattan
Palm Beach
Isle of Capri
Timbuktu
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