New West Point Graduates Face Modern Military Tasks
The 1675 graduates from West Point Annapolis and Colorado Springs join Army Navy and Air Force posts amid a shift to nontraditional warfare. Presidents Kennedy Johnson and Navy Secretary North urge war avoidance while stressing diplomacy deterrence and a united national defense. The piece argues there is no single slogan for future officers and calls for defeating dictatorships to safeguard democracy.
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America
West Point
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Colorado Springs
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Kennedy
Johnson
Fred North
Great Britain
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
The Case for Delayed Childbearing Across Generations
The Population Reference Bureau argues that rising ages at marriage and first birth shorten generations. Thirty eight year old grandmothers become common as women delay childbearing. With life expectancy rising to 70, late marriage aids education and family support, while early teenage marriage hampers both parents and children.
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Population Reference Bureau
Careless Americans Lose Cash says National Survey
A national survey for American Express shows Americans lose more than 700 million dollars annually. About 9.5 million people or nine percent of adults over 20 lose an average of 75 dollars each through theft, shortfalls, and misplacement.
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American Express Co
Advise and Consent film and the Senate portrayal
A reviewer lauds the film Advise and Consent for its accurate depiction of the United States Senate and its varied personalities. The piece highlights Charles Laughton and Walter Pidgeon, notes on-screen homosexual and blabbermouth depictions, and defends the Senate as representative of the nation despite local color elements. The author reflects on Congress, presidents, and political dynamics, praising the legislative system as the nation’s savior.
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United States Senate
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Eugene MacCarthy
Frank Lausche
Jacob Javits
Charles Laughton
Mississippi
Tom Wise
Walter Pidgeon
Lyndon Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Otto Preminger
New York
Dear Abby questions on phone pranks and late-night guests
A widow describes prank calls from a teen asking about her husband or thanking him for flowers. An early riser seeks ideas to end evening visits, and a reader asks if a legally separated man can marry again in another state. Abby advises reporting to the phone company, and explains separations do not permit remarriage.
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Abby
Sylvia
Ruth
Teeth Grinding in Sleep Signals Growth and Cavity Checks
Dr Crane explains that children's teeth grinding at night often stimulates blood flow to growing teeth and is not usually a sign of worms. In six year molars, early permanent teeth can be overlooked, so watch for cavities and monitor for feverish seizures which may indicate epilepsy.
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Marcia
Marcia S
Dr. Crane
Crane
Judy
Rebekah Lodge Notes from Marshfield Meeting
Nine members attended the Marshfield lodge Tuesday evening with Noble Grand Nancy Pierce presiding. Attendees included Mrs. Pierce and eight others. Two guests heard a report on the Ohio Assembly and a notice given for Oddfellow Rebekah Day on July 22 at the Springfield home.
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New Marshfield
Delilah
Kennedy sticks to tax cut plan after stock drop
President Kennedy restated a cautious economic stance at a news conference after the May stock market dip. He promised to ask Congress for an income tax cut for all but said it would not take effect before next year, keeping other preexisting proposals on the table. The president stressed inflation brakes and a continued recovery, citing high production profits and employment.
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Kennedy
Congress
Steel Union
Hal Boyle’s Mail and Miscellany of Everyday Life
A compact read of odds and ends from Hal Boyle noting what people enjoy at work, quirky comparisons about railroads and highways, fashion trends like mink bikinis, a series of quotable lines, historical curiosities, and light anecdotes about elevators, shoes, lawn mowers and an itchy elephant.
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London
Mike Forrest
O. Henry
Munich College of Physicians
Syracuse Social Notes Reach Buckeye Lake and Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl McBride visited the Mills at Buckeye Lake and attended a Lockbourne Air Force Base celebration. Carrie Sinclair and Rose Ann visited Groveport and Columbus relatives, with the Theiss families. Sandy Clark and Tom Murphy, Marietta College students, stayed with the Clarks. Royal Thomas returns home after eye surgery in Columbus and thanks friends for cards.
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Syracuse
Pearl McBride
Delbert S. Mills
Buckeye Lake
Carrie Sinclair
Rose Ann
Ernest Theiss
Groveport
Charles Theiss
Columbus
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Dick Harris
Mary McKay
Thomas Scott
Paul Scott
Tommy
Stevie
Pomeroy
Sandy Clark
Tom Murphy
Marietta College
Thomas A. Clark
Royal Thomas
Reader Views As Above So Below Poem Note
A short reflective verse speaks of light and God guiding humanity from dawn to dusk. It mentions Laura Mae Jackson of Stewart Route 1 as a signer or recipient, with a theme of brotherhood and shared illumination.
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God
Man
Laura Mae Jackson
Stewart
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger issue lists daily and Sunday editions with varied rates for home delivery and mail, and notes post office intake as second class matter under the 1918 act. It identifies the Messenger Publishing Co at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio and includes contact and pricing notes.
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Ohio & W
Vdaily
CU. S
Athens
Ohio
Associ Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Ainene
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