Kennedy's Nuclear Test Ban Dilemma Looms
The article reflects on President Kennedy's ultimatum to Khrushchev over a mid April or end April decision on a hard test ban. It argues the Soviet likely to breach any pact and stresses the risks of a free society delaying readiness for testing while forecasting potential summit talks if the Soviets accept the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United States
Free World
How many people have ever lived on earth
Population researchers estimate 77 billion humans have ever lived starting from about 600,000 B.C. The article traces growth from 200–300 million at the start of the Christian era to 3 billion by the present, noting medical gains and potential space colonization as responses to population growth.
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Earth
Population Reference Bureau
Fletcher Wellemeyer
Frank Lorimer
American University
Futures for College Women in New York aims for quick labor market fit
The Alumna Advisory Center reports seven million more women in their forties will enter the workforce over the next decade. Tests show many lack readiness for the careers they seek, with only about one fifth directed to openings. Programs at Rutgers and other retraining efforts seek to refresh skills and prepare educated women for teaching research and industry.
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Alumna Advisory Center
New
York
New York
Rutgers University
New Bruunswick
N.J
Ford Foundation
Good Old Days Nostalgia Reflections on Simple Times
A nostalgic tour recalls childhood rites and social norms from mid century life. It contrasts household roles, modest mobility, simple pleasures, and conventional expectations with dated social judgments and domestic rituals.
Nuclear Test Ban Talks Stringed By Mutual Fear
The United States and Russia chase a ban while resuming tests to outpace each other. Both sides call the other’s stance blackmail and insist on an inspected treaty, yet insistence on inspection blocks any agreement. Tass calls Kennedy’s plan unacceptable while Khrushchev backs disarmament only with verification.
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United States
Russia
White House
Kennedy
Tass
Britain
Khrushchev
Geneva
Kremlin
Washington
Quiet Ohio Family Shapes Moral High Ground Of Glenn Flight
The article lauds Colonel Glenn and his wife Annie for displaying dignified, non flamboyant conduct that embodies traditional American values. It argues the Glenn family restores small town decency, contrasts Victorian manners with modern vulgarity, and credits the astronaut with a potential revival of shared morals and national strength.
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Glenn
Ohio
Colonel Glenn
New York
Will Rogers
Annie
Washington
Europe
Waldorf Astoria
Ois
Dodge City
United States
Earth
Fifty Years of Girl Scouts Celebrated Nationwide Anniversary
The article marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Girl Scouts founded by Juliette Low in Savannah on March 12 1912. It notes 18 percent million members over time and highlights 729 000 women volunteering and 40 000 men serving in leadership roles. It praises community service by Girl Scouts in nurseries day camps libraries museums and hospitals and quotes Lady Baden Powell and Senator Margaret Chase Smith on the movement’s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Girl Scouts
Lady Baden- Powell
Girl Scouts and Girl Guides
Boy Scouts
Margaret Chase Smith
Girl Scouts of America
Pewter County centenarian spins tale of longevity
Jared Hemp, one of Pewter County New Hampshire’s oldest residents, celebrated his ninety seventh birthday at home. He joked about winding his own watch and attributing his vigor to licorice lozenges and never wearing a collar. Hemp began making lasts at eleven and has fourteen children.
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New Hampshire
Harvard
Jared Hemp
Pewter County
N.H
Mr. Hemp
Dear Abby Modern Trend Advice Column
Abby addresses teen dances and gender roles in dating etiquette. A mother asks if girls should ask boys to dance, Abby says leaders should be boys, and mothers should urge their sons to ASK. The column also covers name changes and weight sensitive advice for a teen wearing an ankle bracelet, offering practical responses and a prompt to write for Abby’s booklet.
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Abby
Annie
Audrey
Ivory Tower Professors Question Advertising Roles
A cloistered psychology professor heads a liberal arts college and challenges textbook marketing methods. He cites Jesus using publicity, polls, and audience engagement, urging readers to study his Psychology Applied chapters on church outreach and modern promotion. The piece advertises a booklet titled Homiletics Test & Religious Psychology.
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Jay
Christ
Jesus
Dr. Crane
America
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Paderewski
James Marlow
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Garry C. Myers
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Bennett Cerf
Eliz RG 520
IVEY
San Francisco
Dear Abby
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M. L
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Calif
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Caesar
Mark
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Chamber of Commerce
Fiore’s
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Columbus
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Toledo
Parkersburg
W. Va
Athens Messenger
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Ohio & W. Va
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U. S
Jae
Athens
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