Presidents Day in Washington Draws Top Former Leaders
President Kennedy meets with former Presidents Eisenhower and Truman in Washington while Hoover is absent ill. Eisenhower condemns Kennedy record as cynical and imagery driven. Truman predicts Kennedy White House in 1969 and urges caution, as Kennedy eyes hospital care act for senior citizens. President Kennedy urges Congress on aging care bill amid a rising 65 plus population.
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Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Herbert Hoover
General Eisenhower
Republican Citizens Committee
Bolling Field
House
Truman
White House
National Council of Senior Citizens
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
France Rejects UN Power and Bankrolls Peace Costs
France with the Soviet bloc rejects General Assembly power to levy peace costs, insisting only the Security Council may authorize assessments. Paris refuses to pay 14 million dollars for Congo operations, aligning with Moscow as Washington funds relief efforts amid Cold War strain.
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United Nation
France
General Assembly
Security Council
Congo
Near East
Communist Bloc
United States
Korea
Gaza Strip
Yemen
Charles de Gaulle
College Entrance Standards and English Proficiency
Admissions officers report one in four applicants are backward in spelling and grammar for freshman English composition. Even students with 85 average in other subjects require remedial work before admission. Improved high school English proficiency is essential for graduation and clear communication of ideas.
Wartime taxes extended one more year to fund past Korean War costs
Ten years after the Korean War, corporate and excise taxes tied to wartime financing are renewed for another year from July 1. The House Ways and Means Committee plans a broader overhaul of the corporate income tax but paused the rewrite to meet the wartime tax extension deadline. The taxes, producing about $4 billion for the Treasury, still fund a conflict long ended.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Khrushchev and Mao face off over world carving plans
The piece argues Khrushchev could be constrained by a powerful Soviet intellectual class and technology driven society, while Mao relies on Soviet aid. It notes Dulles' critique of censorship, Mao's 1957 purge of dissent, and the risk of both leaders' overreaching.
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Mao Tse-Tung
Soviet Union
Mao
Khrushchev
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
American Booksellers Association
Washington
CIA
Dulles
Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Mother Russia
New York
Greenwich Village
Mr. Dulles
Communist Party
Leonid Illyichev
Ilyichev
Ilvichev
Soviet Russia
Dear Abby and Sophie give blunt dating and parenting advice
Dear Abby advises that a gin game suitor will not change his ways and suggests moving on. Sophie notes a single queen is not enough and recommends another deal. A reader asks about sitter duties and payment terms, insisting on written instructions. The column also discusses sanitation and pets with light sarcasm about house rules.
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Abby
Sophie
Remembering names and faces with Dr Jack Collins
Article presents Dr Jack Collins advising on memory techniques for professionals. It emphasizes retention stability, overlearning, multisensory encoding, and personalized associations with examples like memorizing the name Wright. It cites memory adages and promotes a booklet for further rules.
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Jack Collins
America
Crane
Cleveland
Mr. Wright
Wright
Wright Brothers
Health And Happiness In Suburbs And Safety Concerns
AChicago era piece warns that despite spacious suburban living and open spaces, children may face moral hazards and reduced supervision. It urges parental vigilance and protection regardless of locale. The article also touches on parental questions about children’s socialization and notes 1963 Ohio pig crop and grain storage profits for 1964.
Kanauga Social News Highlights from May Visit Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brownell spent time in Warner Robins Ga with Mr. and Mrs. T J Pick ens and family. Mrs. Harry Brownell joined them returning home with the Dean Brownell party. Charles Beard visited Kenneth Black and others, Rutland. A F Burris of Point Pleasant visited Kenneth Black and son. Clyde Burnett and children visited J Hudson Mill Creek Rd. W M Maddy and Cora Dewitt spent a day in Charleston with the Pennington family.
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Point Pleasant
Kenneth Black
Clyde Burnett
J. Hudson
Mill Creek Rd
W. M. Maddy
Cora Dewitt
Charleston
W. Pennington
Life Begins At 40 Richard S Nye's late-blooming sailing career
Greenwich man Richard S Nye started sailing at 42 after buying a 42 foot sloop. He learned quickly, moved to bigger boats, and won notable regattas and trans Atlantic races. His story inspires people past 40 to pursue new challenges despite age. Enclose a stamp and 10 cents for a booklet on exercises for folks past 40.
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Greenwich
Conn
Nye
New York
Newport
Germany
U. S
R. L
Mortland
Sweden
Cowes
R.I
Santander
Spain
England
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