Through Dark Glasses On Time Magazine’s Kennedy View
The piece argues public support for Kennedy’s welfare proposals is lacking despite broad approval of him. It cites high costs of government and deficit fears as reasons for apathy toward education aid, elderly medical care, and unemployment extensions. It claims voters prefer prosperity and distrust demagoguery. It notes minimal belief in more welfare as cure-alls.
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Time Magazine
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Time
Congress
A Measure Of Change From Roosevelt to Project Mohole
Fifty years after Roosevelt dedicated Roosevelt Dam in Arizona the nation has seen vast growth in power irrigation and recreation in the West. The Interior Department backs a Burns Creek reclamation project in Idaho with a new Snake River dam. Navajos plan tourist facilities at Glen Canyon dam by 1964 and project Mohole sparks Cold War nerves. Senator Goldwater says the GOP came of age in 1960 amid party unrest.
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Globe, Ariz
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Salt River
Interior Department
Congress
Burns Creek
Idaho
Snake River
Roosevelt Dam
Phoenix
America
Colorado
Utah
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Arizona
Glen Canyon Dam
Dear Abby Columns on Money Habits and Domestic Quirks
Dear Abby answers readers on money carried in a rubber band signaling stinginess, untidy husband habits that annoy a wife, a ninth grader distressed by lab odors, and a note about marriage choices. Abby advises balance and practical fixes.
Adoption as a life changing gamble and joy
The author argues adoption is worthwhile and urges couples to act soon. He recounts adopting Tracy Ann, now eight, noting initial doubts fade after bonding. He asserts all children have defects, yet love grows stronger and adoption reshapes lives, with few regretting the decision.
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Frances
Tracy Ann
Kennedy Labor Conference Aims At Common National Stake
Kennedy's 21 member conference includes public representatives and top leaders from labor and business. Unlike Truman's postwar talks, this panel faces a recession and unemployment but reports no looming strikes or crises. Kennedy warns against price wage pushes that threaten inflation and aims to unite labor and management for national economic interests.
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Kennedy
Harry Truman
Truman
AFL
CIO
How to be an engaging speaker by Dr Crane
Advice from Dr George W Crane on crafting a lively talk using a central text a chain of stories and anecdotal method. He urges enthusiasm keep notes avoid reading and add humor to wake and energize audiences.
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Fred
George W. Crane
Fred T
America
Jesus
Christ
Tried and Stop Me ERE THEY ARE a 1961 Bennett Cerf quip
A collection of humorous gibes and wordplay from 1961 compiled by Bennett Cerf. It includes jokes about food puns and lighthearted mispronunciations attributed to a variety of unnamed speakers and friends.
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Susan Platz
Susan
Zeta
Kappa
Herb Ellefson
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Local residents update and visits
Dorcas Van Meter moved into the former Paul Smith residence while the Smiths live in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sharp returned from Florida. A son named Brian Keith was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Beegle. The Johnsons from New York visit the Douglas Johnsons as Dick Sterrett and son Matthew from Syracuse called on Harold Beegle. Iris Hudson and daughter from Waynesburg stayed for the death of Hudson's father. Charlotte Blake of Syracuse visited Joann Van Meter. Grover Salser Jr and Kenneth Braun of Pomeroy attended the Athens regional basketball tournament. Charles Hayman and Buck Van Meter were dinner guests of Wesley Circle.
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Dorcas
Francis van Meter
Paul Smith
Mrs. Smith
Portland
Charles Sharp
Florida
Dick Sterrett
Matthew
Syracuse
Harold Beegle
Iris Hudson
Waynesburg
William Blake
Mr. Hudson
Charlotte Blake
Joann van Meter
Grover Salser Jr
Kenneth Braun
Pomeroy
Athens
Charles Hayman
Buck van Meter
Wesley Circle
Peace Corps concept needs mobilized experienced Americans
George Sokolsky argues the Peace Corps should leverage older, experienced Americans rather than youthful recruits. He cites retired professionals from military to professors as ideal volunteers, advocating longer commitments to build credibility, teach, and aid nations, while warning against perceived weakness and neutrality in world affairs.
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Peace Corps
United States
Army
Navy
Air Force
Saudi Arabia
Bahrein
Castro
Reedsville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Lucy Kibble reports Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hamilton and grandchildren Marcia and Regina returned to Philadelphia after visiting Mrs. Hamilton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Childers. Other locals seasonal travel and guests include Mrs. Chevalier and children at Mineral Wells with Ollie Murphy family, Gerald Chevalier visiting Charles Sinclair in Sumner, and Mrs. Ollie Holsinger from Long Bottom.
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Reedsville
C. C. Hamilton
Marcia
Regina
Philadelphia
Chevalier
Ollie Murphy
Gerald Chevalier
Charles Sinclair
Sumner
Ollie Young
Long Bottom
Harold Holsinger
Waverly
Holsinger
Harvey Bailey
Donald Westfall
Moundsville
Keith Smith
Midland
James Davis
Jean Powell
Mary Randolph
Little Hocking
Paul Hauber
Portland
Carroll Randolph
Community notices from New Straitsville area events
Gladys Lines reports 12 Forest Rose Temple Pythian Sisters members met with officers installed for the year. White elephant sale and St Patrick’s Day potluck lunch. Jolly Eight Bridge Club met at Grace Leake’s home with prizes to Genevieve Hartman and Marguerite Spicer. Other local visits and furloughs noted.
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Rose Temple
Pythian Sisters
Jolly Eight Bridge Club
Grace Leake
Anna _Lillico
Sue McQuade
Genevieve Hartman
Nellie Ward
Garnet Peart
Laura Miller
Marguerite Spicer
Mrs. Leake
Perry County representative to meet residents weekly
Perry County state representative Howard A. Zollinger will hold Friday sessions in the Perry County Courthouse from 2 to 4 p m to discuss legislation. VFW Auxiliary elected officers Lillian Richards president Ann House holder senior vice president Ethel McDonald treasurer Miriam Clark trustee. Lenten services March 23 26 at 7 30 p m at New Lexington Evangelical United Brethren church with Dr James A DeWeed of Pennville Indiana as guest speaker.
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General Assembly
Perry County
VFW
Lillian Richards
Ann Householder
Ethel McDonald
Miriam Clark
New Lexington
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