Bi Partisan foreign policy urged by Hickenlooper
Senate Republican Policy Committee led by Bourke B. Hickenlooper argues against preplanned cross party foreign policy. The piece recalls Arthur Vandenburg’s bipartisan approach, urges Kennedy to restore unity, and notes Republicans’ criticism of Cuba and Kennedy era policies.
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Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Hickenlooper
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arthur Vandenburg
Vandenburg
Eisenhower
Cuba
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Kennedy
Sino Soviet Clash Deepens As Mao Attacks Khrushchev
The Chinese Communist Party denounces the Soviet Union after failed compromise talks. The attack likens Moscow's behavior to opportunistic treaty breaking and warns Western statesmen to consider this in disarmament and test ban negotiations.
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Khrushchev
China
Mao Tse-tung
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
Air lift speeds first class mail to 273 cities
Postmaster General J Edward Day announced expansion of the first class mail air lift. About 10 percent of non-local first class mail moved by air last year at minimal extra cost, totaling around 6 million dollars. The aim is next day delivery in as many cities as possible, with service already in 59 cities and expanding to 273 populous cities by year end. The national population covered will be 71.7 million.
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J. Edward Day
Autobiographical defense of union shop views
The columnist recounts years in factories and as a Union Guild member at Time Inc advocating voluntary affiliation. He describes clashes with Communist sympathizers in the Fortune unit, the purge of fellow travelers, and his stance against compulsory union shop rules while stressing personal autonomy and dissent rights.
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Fortune Magazine
New York Newspaper Guild
Eugene Lyons
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
Time, Inc
United States of America
Stalin
Dear Abby readers weigh reading habits and age gaps
A collection of Dear Abby letters about a husband who reads constantly, a 16 year old seeking escape through marriage, and a 43 year old dating a younger man. Abby advises engaging with the husband, staying home, and not marrying to escape problems.
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Abby
San Diego
I.M
Julius and the Angel’s journey to his heavenly home
A wealthy man Julius dies at 75 and is guided by an Angel through palaces and mansions to a modest shack in heaven. The tale prompts reflections on spiritual horizons and the purpose of wealth in the afterlife.
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Julius
Pearly Gates
Heaven
Heavenly Mansions and the Building of Souls
A preacher contrasts earthly wealth with heavenly dwellings, urging readers to consider what materials their actions provide for heaven. He cites ministers as examples and urges self examination in Sunday School about kindness, charity, and unselfish motives. He offers a booklet on Psychology Goes to Church with a return envelope for a small fee.
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Heaven
Buckeye Lake Cottages Burn Near Buckeye Lake
Fire destroyed a cottage on Buckeye Lake's north shore in Licking County and damaged two others. The loss listed is 10 000 for the destroyed building with 5 000 and 300 for the two survivors.
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Buckeye Lake
Licking County
Cureton Clinic Demonstrates Fitness Tests For Men Over Forty
In Indianapolis a Cureton Clinic sponsored by the YMCA drew men in their forties to a two day program. Thomas K Cureton PhD led lectures and a battery of 16 fitness tests from body measurements to heart rate before and after exercise. The tester noted average results for the author who was advised to walk and jog daily.
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Thomas K. Cureton
Indianapolis
Ind
Cureton
YMCA
University of Illinois
Doctors of Medicine
Always Short On Life's Needs
A humorous hometown anecdote describes universal shortages at home. The narrator laments common household gaps like bathroom tissue light bulbs aspirin and canned soup while contrasting luxury items. He recalls shopping at a nearby supermarket and jokes about stocking up extreme quantities in the future.
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U.S. Army
Frances
Navy frogmen report Cuba beach activities cited
Norfolk Ledger Star reports Navy frogmen operated on Cuban beaches before and after the October missile crisis, claiming they know the beaches and offshore waters well. Navy would not confirm. Washington announces a 76000 federal grant to aid water facilities construction in Zanesville.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Ledger-Star
Jack Kestner
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Washington
Zanesville
Community Facilities Administration
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Romeo
E. L
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George W. Crane
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Albert Schweitzer
the Messenger
Hal Boyle
U.S. Fregmen Watch
Athens Messenger
D&s
Ohio
Aily & Sunday
Manu
All Mal’ Essenger I Publishing Co
Union St
Athens
Olle
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