Unlimited Horizon Rise After First US Orbital Flight
The nation reflects on John Glenn and the space team as a turning point in American confidence. President Kennedy visits Cape Canaveral and eyes a rapid expansion from research to operational rocket bases. The public mood shifts from inferiority to bold ambition as the horizon seems unlimited.
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John Glenn
America
Earth
Gagarin
Titov
Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
Glenn
The Shameful Wall and U S Berlin Promise
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy denounces the Berlin wall as a shameful man-made divide. He assures Berliners the United States and NATO will retaliate if Berlin is attacked, linking any assault to American cities and demanding firm Soviet accountability.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Berlin Wall
United States
Britain
France
NATO
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Berlin
Robert Kennedy
Kremlin
Sober Truth Appeal to Abolish HUAC Regains Momentum
Public, organizational, educational, religious, artistic and literary figures urge Congress to abolish the House Un American Activities Committee. They argue it diverts energy from global threats and must be kept to expose and avert communist takeovers here and abroad.
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House of Representatives
House
UnAmerican Activities Committee
Supreme Court
Congress
Europe
Asia
Cuba
John Glenn proves middle age can be heroic for all
The piece lauds John Glenn at 40 as a landmark American hero whose three orbits of Earth redefine maturity as a source of achievement. It argues youth obsession harms society and shows that courage and skill come with age, inspiring middle aged and older Americans to seek bold feats.
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John H. Glenn Jr
Earth
America
Col. Glenn
U. S. Marines
John Glenn
Alexander the Great
Romeo
Alvin C. York
Audie Murphy
Glenn
Kennedy Aims Fresh Push for Medical Care for the Aged
President Kennedy plans a renewed nationwide campaign to push for universal medical care for the aged under Social Security. He faces strong House opposition, especially from conservative Democrats, and skeptics within Congress. Support came from Eisenhower era advisers and labor groups, while the AMA, Chamber of Commerce, and NAM oppose.
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Ways and Means Committee
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Conference On
Afl-Cio
Ad Hoc Committee Arguments Against UnAmerican Activities
George E. Sokolsky surveys the Ad Hoc Committee's full page attack on the House UnAmerican Activities Committee. He counters four points praising free discussion and national unity while warning against Soviet espionage and the harm of religious leaders joining atheists.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Clarence E. Pickett
New York Times
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Russia
Vietnam
Germany
Communist Party USA
United States
FBI
House Committee On UnAmerican
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Internal Security Subcommittee
McCarthy
McCarran
Soviet Russia
Kite safety and parental guidance for children
The article warns of hazards from kite strings and falling wires, urging adults to teach children to report trouble and avoid rescuing kites from power lines. It notes dangerous materials, how to stay safe around fences and circuits, and promotes a national group advising on wholesome TV programs for children.
Relocation of Hocking River Draws Reader Opinions
The Athens area invites letters on relocating the Hocking River. Readers are asked to send brief signed opinions to the editor, expressing views for or against the proposed river relocation and its impact on the community.
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Hocking River
Athens Area
Rural readers praise tax notices and local services
A letter from G. C. Sutton of Athens Route 3 commends the Messenger staff as a god send to rural residents. He notes the county treasurer mails tax statements, and he and his wife perform simple banking tasks, describing their routine of depositing and small purchases before returning home.
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the Messenger
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Family Struggles and Future Plans
A reader seeks guidance about hosting an adult daughter in trouble, balancing freedom after parenting, and honeymoon dreams. Other letters address planning for a future with a steady partner at 14, and a 10 year old who kept a neighbor’s dollar after shoveling their sidewalk. Abby counsels independence, early planning caution, and returning the tiny gain with goodwill.
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Howie
Abby
Illinois
Destination In Life Self Career Test urges high schoolers
A column urges teens to read the Self Career Test to choose a definite life goal. Howard B a 19 year old college student struggles with purpose while Dr Crane advises self diagnosis and vocational planning to improve grades and motivation.
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Howard B
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Stonewall) Jackson
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