Khrushchev warn of quick one day thermonuclear war
Khrushchev declares a war could end in a single day with a devastating strike. Malinovsky threatens 100 megaton missiles while Washington debates NATO and U S responses. The piece analyzes U S readiness, interception plans, and potential need for a first strike option.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Palace of Congresses
Rodin Malinovsky
U. S
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Malinovsky
Strategic Air Command
British Labor’s Harold Wilson Seeks Berlin Accord
Harold Wilson, potential British prime minister, favors recognizing East Germany in return for a West Berlin accord. He demands West Berlin citizens enjoy free choice and guaranteed access beyond paper promises, while troop roles and UN vs wartime control remain unresolved. The stance risks widening Allied splits on German unification.
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Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
East Germany
West Berlin
Germany
Oder-Neisse
Poland
Wilson
United Nations
United States
Berlin
IRS to process all returns by 1965 with push-button tech
Commissioner Mortimer Caplin says taxpayers’ returns will be processed by push-button computers by 1965. The system will identify nonfilers, tax owed, refunds due, and anomalies for follow up, replacing current spot checks.
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Internal Revenue
Mortimer M. Caplin
Evening living costs rise due to harsh winter effects
January saw a two tenths of one percent rise in living costs as fruit and vegetables surged from a severe winter hitting southern winter crops. The December decline of two tenths was offset and another February rise is expected, driven by ongoing cold reducing supplies.
Cuba Confusion Deepens Over Bay of Pigs Aftermath
The piece reviews ongoing mystery around the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. It notes Kennedy’s evolving disclosures and responsibility stance while detailing Soviet forces in Cuba, and questions about Castro’s fate and likely U.S. responses including a blockade debate.
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Cuba
United States
Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Eral
W. P. Wilson
Air National Guard
Arkansas
Fidel Castro
Russia
John A. McCone
USS
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Khrushchev
Army
Alva R. Fitch
Castro
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Dear Abby Advice Page Delivers Lovelorn Quips
A selection of readers seek dating and marriage guidance from Dear Abby. Topics range from seeking a man friendly profession to wife cooking, mother in law tension, and personal reassurance, with Abby offering cautious counsel and humor.
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Abby
Defense of Corsets Promotes Human Improvement
Myrtle D. argues in defense of girdles and corsets as natural aids to the body. She contends that God intended humans to improve on birth conditions, citing footwear, clothing, and eyewear as parallels, and asserts corsets prevent abdominal strain and support bending action.
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Myrtle
Kyger News: Birth and Weekend Visits Across Town
Mrs. David H. Fulton of Selma Alabama announces the birth of a son Stephen David on February 22. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rife and Mr. and Mrs. Huber Fulton Cheshire. Several locals, including Miss Sandra Mulford of Athens and Paul Ward of Columbus, spent weekends visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Sisson Kyger
David H. Fulton
Selma Ala
Stephen David
Walter Rife
Huber Fulton Cheshire
Sandra Mulford
Athens
Dale Mulford
Paul Ward
Columbus
Chester Ward
Leslie Hawley
Middle
Life Begins At 40 By Robert Peterson
A 40 year old ex alcoholic finds recovery through Alcoholics Anonymous and starts a new career in international trade. He forms a small company, sells packaged industrial plants abroad, and travels to 22 nations to recruit agents. The piece urges readers to consider a career shift after 40 and offers a booklet via The Messenger.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Air Force
Alcoholics Anonymous
A.A
U.S
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Asia
Europe
Care the Messenger
Winter Rain Is Man's Scourge
In a meditation on winter rain a narrator notes how dry things turn to wet as the rain advances. The elderly fear its pace first while the young slip into bed and the farmer looks to the sky for a dreary July. Shops and streets lose life as workers and travelers endure the damp.
Social ties in Laurel Run community visitations
Mrs. Lottie Patton spent an afternoon with Mrs. Helen Bumgardner. Clarence Greene visited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bumgardner and family. Mrs. William Sparks Sr and granddaughter Suzette visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mace and family in Logan. Mr. and Mrs. William Sparks Sr visited with the Rev. and Mrs James Mathias and family in Logan.
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Lottie Patton
Helen Bumgardner
Clarence Greene
Walter Bumgardner
William Sparks
Suzette
Carroll Mace
Logan
James Mathias
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Hal Boyle
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Athens Messenger
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