The Liberal and Conservative Papers Clash in Debate
A group of House Democrats led by Rep James Roosevelt published The Liberal Papers two years ago. Now House Republicans under Rep Melvin Laird present The Conservative Papers. Laird hopes the volumes spark a high level debate with clear analysis by educators scientists and economists on inflation unemployment foreign affairs and nuclear arms.
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James Roosevelt
California
House Republicans
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Laird
Scranton’s Reform May Lift Him to National Leadership
The article credits Gov. William Scranton with passing a bold unemployment reform in Pennsylvania, cutting later benefits and facing strong opposition from labor. It suggests the bold stance could elevate Scranton to national prominence and even the White House, comparing his resolve to Coolidge’s 1919 stance.
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Calvin Coolidge
Boston
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
AFL - Cio
Assembly
Senate
Labor
Scranton
White House
Johnson Names George E. Reedy as New White House Voice
George E. Reedy, longtime Johnson aide, becomes the presidents press secretary after previously serving as his confidant since the Senate years. The Chicago native known for his height 6 foot 3 inches and pipe habit is viewed as essential to Johnsons rise to power. Reedy, who left United Press to join Johnson, once predicted the future presidency and now bears the public relations burden of the office.
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George E. Reedy
Johnson
Reedy
Washington
LBJ Ranch
Texas
Chicago
United Press Washington
Death of a Heroine II and Bela Fabian’s defiant resolve
Bela Fabian and his wife Ilona, Hungarian émigrés who survived Auschwitz and Soviet camps, inspired by a pact to continue the struggle. Ilona’s funeral in New York followed their warnings about Khrushchev era wheat troubles and emigre insight into Iron Curtain events.
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New York
Ilona Fabian
Bela Fabian
Europe
Washington
Ilona
Khrushchev
Hungary
Fabians
Soviet
Kazakstan
Budapest
U. N
Russia
Tlona
Auschwitz
Siberia
Ilona Fabian's lifelong fight and the cost of courage
John Chamberlain recalls Ilona Fabian who battled red white and Nazi terrors and built a typhus hospital for 1100 workers in 1943. She organized nurses with shaved heads, joined the underground as her husband Bela was imprisoned, and survived wartime peril to stand with him in exile. Her deathless defiance ends with Bela facing a lonely path.
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Ilona
Dehaney Street
Budapest
Stockholm
Hitler
Ilona Fabian
Jewish War Veterans Organization
Christias
Fabians
Paris
Bela
Patton
Germany
Hungary
New York
Bela Fabian
Panic at 29 Lola D case study in female aging fears
The article discusses Lola D a 29 year old wife and mother of four who becomes moody and withdrawn amid fears of aging and losing youth. It warns husbands to consider the so called thirty panic and notes恋 she visits taverns and hides with another man signaling possible mental health concerns.
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Lola
Lola D
Dr. Crane
Abby
Stories of Local Visits and Moves in Ohio Area
The column lists Glenna Schuler and others visiting or moving, including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor moving to property bought from Isaac Rupe heirs on Roush Lane. It mentions Darius Underwood visiting his parents in Gallipolis and several local family visits around Rutland and Middleport. Also a note on JFK half dollars circulating in New England and a feature on 29 panics among young women. A Soviet Yemen loan and aid pledge is reported from Moscow.
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Glenna Schuler
Robert Taylor
Isaac Rupe
Roush Lane
Darius Underwood
Gallipolis
Walter Underwood
William Frazier
William
Patty
Marlin Rife
Erma Mulford
Middleport
Dorothy Whittington
Charles Baker
Kay
New Boston
Wayne Oxyer
Kim and Kelly
Old Ryger
James Russell
James Dinkle
Melvin Coen
Ross Sculer
Rutland
Vibrant Vidal An Angry American
Vidal, grandson of the late Sen Thomas P Gore, is labeled Americas angriest young man by choice. The writer and critic discusses politics, literature, fear of weight and death, and a possible 1964 run for office. Jim Maloney of the Cincinnati Reds posted 16 strikeouts against the Milwaukee Braves on May 21 1963.
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Gore Vidal
Vidal
Thomas P. Gore
America
Europe
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
mid-Hudson River
New York
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee Braves
Dear Abby Advice Column Excerpt From Reader Letters
In this DEAR ABBY column fragment, a middle school girl flirts via phone requests for a boy’s photo and a history assignment, a couple uses silent signals at parties, a mother worries about her daughter’s weight, and Abby offers blunt guidance on respecting boundaries and health goals.
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Abby
World leaders say no all out war is possible
Johnson and Khrushchev agree that general war is impossible but disagree on how to prevent conflict. Stevenson at the UN and Johnson in Washington push for peace steps while arguing about Formosa and nuclear limits amid ongoing Cold War tensions.
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Johnson
Khrushchev
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Soviet Union
State Department
Formosa
Red China
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Stevenson
Princeton
Afl-Cio
Washington
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John Chamberlain
George W. Crane
John F. Kennedy
New England
Federal Reserve
Yemen
Moscow
Hal Boyle
Braves
Athens Messenger
Athens
E Messenger Publianing Co
Orimaries
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Beverly Hills
Calif
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