McNamara Outlines U S Nuclear Strategy At Michigan
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara outlined for a university audience and privately to NATO ministers in Athens a three part U S nuclear strategy. He stressed maintaining Western strength to deter a nuclear exchange and to curb irrational action, destroying enemy military forces in a nuclear clash, and preserving allied civilian centers with strong retaliatory capability. He noted U S spending 15 billion dollars this year on nuclear weapons and warned that nuclear war remains a distinct possibility requiring preparation.
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United States
Robert S. McNamara
University of Michigan
Council of Ministers
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Athens
Greece
Western Alliance
Europe
France
McNamara
Senator Anderson Warns Against Farm Bill Shortcomings
New Mexico Democrat Senator Clinton P. Anderson, former Agriculture Secretary, criticizes farm legislation in a constituency newsletter. He cites cotton allotments and grain storage profits as drivers of corruption and recounts a fatal case linked to fraudulent cotton allotments, urging change.
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Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Truman
Billie Sol Estes
Department of Agriculture
City Pension Funds Seek Mortgage Investment Plan
New York City plans to invest pension funds by loaning money on insured mortgages with a state fixed minimum of 250000. The idea aims to raise earnings for police fire and other city workers while lowering tax contributions to the funds. States may form voluntary mortgage authorities to boost revenues and cut tax burdens.
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City of
New York
Is This Progress in City Parks and Crime?
An opinion piece laments rising urban crime and juvenile delinquency, arguing for harsher punishment and stronger police action. It cites 2525 police attacks in New York in 1961 and contrasts past community enforcement with modern social reform. The author criticizes judges and social workers and defends traditional parental discipline as a deterrent.
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New York
New York City
Chicago
San Francisco
Samuel Grafton
Lakefront
Central Park
East Berlin
Grafton
Cleveland
Frank W. Story
Dear Abby column letters on marriage life and etiquette
Dear Abby answers readers about chasing spouses, honesty with a teen son, knitting in social settings, and a personal note about a reader in love. Advice covers signs of infidelity, parental guidance duties, polite conversation during visits, and handling private messages.
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Abby
Modern American marriage and money management case study
Case M-453 follows Fred B. and his wife over nine years of marriage troubled by finances. The wife notes Fred mishandled bills while lending cash to friends and remaining unaware of spending. A reader's tip suggests making the wife treasurer of the family finances to reduce gendered financial stress.
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Fred B
Fred
Wives Manage Money In Modern Marriage Says Dr Crane
A reader recounts how letting the wife handle finances eased debt and improved harmony. The husband relinquishes money duties, they use a budget chart, and the family gains monthly pin money while debting ends. The article notes some men resist, fearing female control or sexual insecurity, and invites requests for Dr Crane’s booklets.
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Dr. Crane
Fred
Crane
Tuppers Plains Forest Rose Council 285 Anniversary Day
The Forest Rose Council 285 will celebrate their 34th anniversary June 26 at their lodge hall. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman and son Columbus visited Cris Hoffman. Mrs. Mame Watson moved property. Mr. and Mrs. James Parr and daughter of Pennsylvania visited Rev. W. W. Bragg. Mr. and Mrs. Win Walter of Akron and Mr. and Mrs. Basil Jeffers of Athens spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fields.
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Forest Rose Council
Fred Hoffman
Columbus
Cris Hoffman
Mame Watson
Harley Kolnigh
Idonia Johnston
James Parr
Pennsylvania
W. W. Bragg
Win Walter
Akron
Basil Jeffers
Athens
Robert Fields
O. J. Howard
Michigan
Frank Spradling
Crab Orchard
Charleston
Harry Layne
H. L. Dyer
John
Spencer
New First Baptist Church
H. L. Dver
Bill Stalnaker
Mabel Thompson
Brooks Sinnett
Homer Rickard
Denver
Colo
The Hearst Real Estate Tale Of The Two Wanderers
Jim Bishop relays a Beaux ArtsMeet tale in which two men deliver the story of William Randolph Hearst’s vast estates. A real estate chief imagines managing all west of the Mississippi while an editor recalls Hearst’s plan to donate land to the army. A misadventure with an indigenous claim leads to a LA house move for a Native family and a porch rocking chair watching trains.
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San Simeon
Grand Palace
William Randolph Hearst
Mississippi
New York
Hearst
Wyntoon
St. Donat’s Castle
Wales
Malibu
Ohio
California
W. R
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Momma Indian
New Haven News Highlights Local Travel and Accidents
Ralph Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Batey, recovered at home after a fall from a rearing horse and a hoof strike, with earlier head injury and concussion treated at Holzer Hospital. Various residents visited relatives in West Virginia, attended church dedications, and pursued jobs or education commitments in and around New Haven.
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Ralph Young
Phil Batey
Holzer Hospital
Charles Dodd
Virginia
Barbara
Richmond
Harry Staats
Letart
Bruce
Deridder
National Guard
Fort Polk
Staats
O. J. Bostic
Hilliard
Bostic
William Russell
Buckhannon
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