U S warns Red China to back off in Southeast Asia
The article outlines rising U S pressure on Communist China and North Vietnam over Laos and South Vietnam. It notes Johnson Administration warnings, expansion of commitments, and Gen Maxwell Taylor's Southeast Asia role, with calls for clear policy statements to Congress and the public.
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China
U.S
Southeast Asia
Red Peking
Laos
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
United States
Roscoe Drummond
Athens
Red China
Johnson
Drummond
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Maxwell D. Taylor
Washington
Asia
Berlin
Capital Hill
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Taylor
Peking
San Francisco
Congress
The Thirteenth Person: Path of Alcoholism
William Keating outlines a four stage progression of alcoholism at a Chicago talk sponsored by Loyola University. He describes increasing tolerance, preoccupation, acute episodes with alibis, and chronic behavior including ethics breakdown, then urges admitting the problem and seeking help for recovery.
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William Keating
Hurley Hospital
Flint
Mich
Chicago
Loyola University
Illinois Department of Mental Health
Keating
Laird Seeks Conservative Papers for 1964 Platform
Republican platform chief Mel Laird backs developing position papers by academics for San Francisco convention. The Conservative Papers, edited to reflect an American position, aim for a shorter platform and stress a strong Asia policy, Soviet pressure, and cautious domestic economics without embarrassing Goldwater or Johnson.
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Barry Goldwater
Melvin Laird
Republican Platform Committee
Mel Laird
Wisconsin
Resolutions Committee
San Francisco
Laird
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Thomas Curtis
Missouri
Peter Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
John Rhodes
Arizona
Glenard Lipscomb
California
Charles Goodell
New York
Clark MacGregor
Minnesota
Robert Taft, Jr
Ohio
Laird Committee
Sinoeces Committee
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
U.S
David Nelson Rowe
Asia
Rowe
Yale
Senator Fulbright
South Viet Nam
Laos
Korea
Soviet Union
Jake Javits
Goldwater Faces Tight Rope With Moderates Over Civil Rights
Inside report notes Senator Barry Goldwater seeks a conciliatory path to win moderates without alienating his core supporters. It outlines platform stance on civil rights, possible vice presidential picks like Scranton Ford and Miller, and a broadened campaign staff, while acknowledging the deep party split after the civil rights vote.
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Rep
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
Laird
al Smith
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Scranton
William Miller
New York
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Miller
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Arizona
Leonard Hall
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Washington
Lodge plan for Lake Burr Oak to boost county economy
Harold W. Vaughn of Glouster advocates a large Lake Burr Oak lodge with dining room and 20 cabins to attract visitors from Lake Hope type resorts. He argues this would create jobs and boost local merchants while urging state leaders Mechem and Banks to support the project. June 23.
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the Messenger
Lake Burr Oak
Lake Hope
Glouster
Athens County
C. Stanley Mechem
George Banks
Senator Mechem
Mr. Banks
Dance at S and J Skating Rink Benefits Cancer Drive
On June 3 a benefit dance at the S and J Skating Rink West Union St raised funds to combat cancer. Organizers Mr and Mrs Denver Stover and Mr and Mrs John James provided facilities and chaperones. Eugene Brundige hosted with The Gemins Band and helpers. Police protection by Charles Butcher and ads by The Athens Messenger plus WATH WOUB.
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the Messenger
West Union St
Denver Stover
John James
Eugene Brundige
Gemins
Mike Cunningham
Mike Carmichael
Gary Carmichael
Clinton Nye
Paul Cunningham
Tom Hooper
Charles Butcher
Athens Messenger
Wath
Woub
Richard Gunder
Jealousy concerns in marriages prompt blunt advice
Dear Abby columns address a wife fearing a friend's intimate conduct with her husband. The advice urges honest conversation and, if the trust fails, involving the other spouse. A second letter about an elderly mother-in-law riding in a two door car suggests adding doors for safety and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Life Begins at Forty Older Folks Find Few Dancing Hubs
A nostalgic look at dancing as a social hobby for seniors. The piece notes dancing offers exercise, coordination, and social contact, highlighting Mrs. Elizabeth W. Lewis of Richmond who started college at 70 and earned a psychology degree by 78. It laments scarce affordable, wholesome senior dance venues amid crowded venues.
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Elizabeth W. Lewis
Richmond
Dr Crane Column Reassures Wife On Jealous Husband
Eva G aged 32 writes about marital strain and jealousy in her 12 year marriage. Dr Crane explains causes and offers concrete office cases to help avoid divorce and maintain harmony, noting clergy and editors engage with the column for practical data.
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Eva G
Dr. Crane
Chicago
Father Kinnavey
Iowa
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Eevee
Athens Ohio
Die Tae Lee
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