United States Sets Cuba Security Red Lines After Khrushchev Threats
The United States declares no Hungary type suppression in Cuba and warns Khrushchev that Soviet forces will be met with force. Secretary McNamara says U S will not tolerate Soviet use of force against Cuba and urges return of troops to homeland. Security Council backs these positions as Kennedy administration outlines limits near Florida.
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United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
Khrushchev
Robert S. McNamara
Florida
U. S. Security Council
U. S
Guantanamo
Kennedy
United Nations Near Bankrupt Over World Dues
The UN faced financial crisis as over half of its 110 members owe 122 million dollars in UN peacekeeping dues for Congo and the Near East. The Soviet Union owes 40 percent of the total yet is among those unpaid for Congo and the Middle East missions. Eugene R Black, ex World Bank head, seeks to collect arrears aided by a World Court ruling and a General Assembly vote, though enforcing UN law on the Soviets remains blocked by veto power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Congo
Near East
Soviet Union
Middle East
Eugene R. Black
World Bank
World Court
UN General Assembly
Budget wars rise over 1964 proposal and cuts
House leaders debate trimming Kennedy's 1964 budget by 10 billion dollars while protecting national security and growth. Clarence Cannon notes a cold winter as he pledges bipartisan support to squeeze further savings, amid a trend toward 100 billion dollar budgets.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Congress
House
Charles A. Halleck
Kennedy
Clarence Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
Cannon
New Mint to Replace Old Mills Near Historic Philadelphia Site
Treasury engineers deem Philadelphia Mint rolling mills old and unreliable. A new Mint factory will be built near the first U S Mint from the 1790s, boosting Independence Mall area with a tourist attraction as part of a modernization plan.
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U. S. Mint
Philadelphia
Treasury
Mint of Money
Independence Mall
Progress or regress in modern life in this era
The text argues against high costs and inefficiencies in transportation, mail, jobs, unions, taxes, and farm policy. It critiques inflation of car prices and gas taxes, impractical jets, costly postage, social insurance, and price supports, claiming they erode gains from division of labor and reduce living standards. It condemns reliance on blue collar DIY culture and the shift of wage gains through unions and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U. S. Treasury
Call progress sanity in the eyes of the 20th century
The author rails against perceived misgovernance from 1887 onward, criticizing ICC railroad control, FCC broadcasting finance rules, and Versailles era self-determination, plus energy, construction, and education policies. He argues reforms hinge on recognizing true progress rather than bureaucratic constraints. The note ends with a jab at the Webster’s dictionary definition of progress as insanity.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
FCC
Algeria
Togoland
Pakistan
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Cat Cruelty and Personal Dilemmas
Readers seek help on returning cats after being dumped, dating a widow with children, and handling misidentified family names. Abby advises humane cats placement, choosing childless partners, and clarifying marital titles to avoid domestic tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Personal Cases and Psychiatric Advice for Parents
Column urging proactive psychiatric guidance to prevent family crisis begins with Molly S. case. Advises parental cooperation and early screening before children reach kindergarten, noting menopausal issues and legal avenues for intervention if abuse occurs.
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Molly
Hades
Lazarus
Earth
Local Visits To Athens And Columbus Families
Mr and Mrs Arthur Goodin and Mrs Margaretta King of Athens spent a day with Mrs Ora Carsey and her sons Roger and Tarry. Mr and Mrs Douglas Clay visited near Harrisonville. Miss Barbara Welch visited Miss Annalee Dilcher. Mrs Ora Carsey called on Mrs Neva Howell. Mr and Mrs Harold Willis of Columbus spent a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Haning and family.
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Downington
Arthur Goodin
Margaretta King
Athens
Barbara Welch
Annalee Dilcher
Ora Carsey
Neva Howell
Harold Willis
Columbus
Ray Haning
Life Begins At 40 and The Nest and Matrimonial Paths
A column discusses grown children living with parents and the reverse dynamic of persistently unmarried offspring. It highlights parental pressure, loneliness in later life, and advises nudging grown children toward marriage while sharing a humorous note on Upton Sinclair and a Thoreau quote. It also covers elder education costs and Rutgers University’s low tuition for seniors, ending with a request for a booklet on staying attractive in water years.
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Molly
Molly S
George
Mary
Upton Sinclair
Sinclair
Walt Disney
Rutgers University
New Jersey
Henry David Thoreau
the Messenger
Office Dinner Dancers Face Mockery in Wry Sketch
A satirical portrait sketches office party types Gloria Glamor Hilda Bunchy and others at a spring dinner dance. The piece ends with tired revelers promising to convene again, noting a sense of routine fatigue. In Paris a huge miner strike against de Gaulle persists despite orders to resume work.
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Gloria Glamor
Hilda
Carl
Joe Solitaire
Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
Airline visit and farm sightings reported in local notes
Mrs Linda Ross and her children visited the William Cheadle home near Carpenter. Eight deer were seen feeding at a Vaughn Ross farm haystack. Mr and Mrs Harry Hawk of New Marshfield were guests at the Sam Scott home.
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M. V. Ross
Linda Ross
William Cheadle
Carpenter
Vaughn Ross
Harry Hawk
New Marshfield
Sam _ Scott
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John Chamberlain
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Vickie
Coldwater
Jones
Joe Jones
MR. Smith
MR. Jones
Mrs. Smith
George W. Crane
Vesta Robinson
Has Boyle
Oleo Kid
Sid
Mmssengrir
MFS
D&s
Ohio
Suniday
Pete
Possessions
Acto
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
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